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Brian Jacques' Redwall books are my escape reading and I love the characters. These aren't anybody in particular, but just an opportunity for me to draw most of the "good" species.Related content
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Ah wow, very nice ^^ lovely selection of Woodlanders ^^ I love the redwall books, I just found them the other day and fell in love XD
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Not in the Redwall universe anyway. They're pretty much always bad there; in fact, I don't think they even have any "conflicted" foxes in the stories, though they have some other animals that don't fit the normal stereotypes.
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*does sneaky-fox face* Oh really? ;3
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i love Brian Jacques' books too, i even own 8 of them. Love your art!! keep it up!
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Love this picture! You capture them beautifully.
RIP Brian Jacques.
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Aaaaand this is the first I heard that he'd died. Wonder how on earth I missed that!
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Guosim shrews! TO ARMS!!
LOGALOGALOGALOGALOG!!!
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He's been skinny-dipping
Heck if I know. Sometimes pictures just happen
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Hmm, good illustration of the different races that dwell in the walls of Redwall.
It looks like something that I would draw.
I've always liked Otters and Moles. Moles are like dwarves to me(heh, my favorite humanoid race), and otters are just plain full of personality.
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This is really nice. I hadn't realized how tough it was to do the animals until I tried to do a picture of Lonna Bowstripe for my son. Well done!
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*sniff* wheres the hedgehog???
I kid with you, great work!
..(but where is the hedgehog, just on a curiosity note)
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I know... I forgot the hedgehog. I was disappointed in myself as well.
But I have Sollertree with Croikle here: [link]
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A great picture! Very well drawn!
One other thing I love about it is how you have drawn all the different animals to scales I'd actually imagine them all to be, with respect to each other.
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Jaques is always pretty clear on the size differences, though I've seen people ignore that totally 
I tend to fudge a little on the really big and the really small critters compared to real size; it'd just be too hard for them to interact if they were too differently sized.
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Yeah! That's a point!
If they were too differently sized, how could a mouse Abbot slap his badgermum friend on the back?
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Wow! Its really good!
I like the Redwall books alot, the otters tend to be my favourite characters.
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Ah, the show doesn't portray the books very well; it makes them into some kiddy stories. Blech.
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But Slagar is voiced by Tim Curry! That alone makes them awesome! (Well, that and lines like "PORRIDGE? They defeated ME with PORRIDGE?") It's the Narm-charm, you see. Or maybe I'm just nostalgic 'cos Redwall's the first show I remember seeing. Meh. (But I wouldn't call them "Kiddy stories". Kiddy stories don't tend to have two your four main characters die.)
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I've always been a little skeptical of the redwall books. Mainly just the writing style....but if you say they be good I may pick one up and start reading them perhaps. as soon as I finish plowing through the works of R.A Salvator..lol.
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They're fun if you don't think too much about them, and if you can ignore the "good" and "evil" references.
Anymore, I mostly just buy them for the cover art
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Lmao, i have a tendancy to do that as well..lol. I watched a few shows of redwall but found I couldnt get into it....perhaps thats why i avoided the books. i can handle the good an evil references..alot of salvators works have them as well.
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Trust me, the books are SO much better than the TV show.
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I will have to delve into one someday.
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I suggest you to read them too,mate.They are indeed good...
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