Separate Mara & Urthstripe From This Drawing

Separate Mara & Urthstripe from this drawing

These are just so sweet, and you’re so talented. The shrew’s nose is especially perfect. I love them as always xoxo

Some other miscellaneous art from the Redwall re-read discord.

#1 and #2 are from two separate nights, where I was lacking inspiration and asked for prompts. Someone asked for a “gurt happy moler” and “a shrew at a campfire”

#3 is an incomplete sketch, but oh well. Someone made a joke about how the name “Cringo Blam-Blam” would fit right in to the Redwall books or something along those lines, so of course I took that as a challenge and now he’s unofficially official. We assume he is/was a cellarhog who got a little too into pyrotechnics.

#4 and #5 were inspired by some various pics from that AI photo generator that’s currently trending; another member of the server put through several different prompts, and others commented on the kind of characters they could see developing from it. The mouse is William, a former Abbey Warrior with severe PTSD, but now he lives in Mossflower and raises butterflies. Then there’s Softtail, a very shy fox who also lives in Mossflower. He and William are buds.

I mean if you subscribe to the idea that he works through all the abbey warriors… maybe so 🧐

The average amount of conquerors slain by Abbey Beasts is Zero.

Martin the Warrior, who slays 10,000 a day, is an outlier and should not have been counted.

This is good because not only is it gorgeous and symbolic and perfect, but it’s reminiscent of that drawing of Martin’s ghost hovering over Redwall at the end of the graphic novel. Great work.

The shadow of the Badger Lord

He’s got such a good head on his shoulders

"I won't listen to my extremely loyal advisor who can literally see the future I will ruin my life one tantrum at a time" so true king

Ohhhh my lands

The Duel of Chieftains is such a strong scene and this is an incredible drawing

Just a silly doodle. Thinking about what the Duel of Chieftains would’ve looked like if characters were the size of their actual species.