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More Mouse Guard! Back in 2017 I GMd a campaign as a sequel to the one my friend GMd and I made character sheets for the NPCs that would be appearing in it. Here are the main characters of the comic book series. The books take place in Fall and Winter of 1152 and the campaigns took place in 1170 and 1171, respectively. Mouse Guard and Midnight © David Petersen
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Yorrick, @seasickseaslug‘s guardmouse
They told me to draw them a guardmouse so I did. It’s good practice for colors anyhow, as I’m not great at them, but it looks like it came out pretty nicely. It was a fun little bit of drawing.
Dyfed, patrol captain and veteran of the Weasel War
I ran into a patch of difficulty with art, just had trouble doing anything with it; I decided I wanted to start a new method of drawing, but it’s pretty dang hard to unlearn that stuff. Last week, I flew to Chicago to stay here for a month with @seasickseaslug and @arpol and was still in that rut...
But then I read @arpol‘s hardcovers of the Mouse Guard books, and seeing @davidpetersenart‘s stuff really made me want to draw again. So, a few days later, I did! I even experimented with coloring, which I generally don’t like doing! I think it came out well enough, so it’s an encouraging little start. Once I’m home and not drawing with a tiny laptop in an art program I’m not super familiar with, I can hopefully do something better. The lines are messy as all heck!
Mouse Guard, of course, belongs to the aforementioned David Petersen.
