travellers welcome

it them boys

I recently fell across the blog @incorrectredwallquotes, and fell in love with its humor! I laughed so much going through the posts, I decided to illustrate one of them. I hope they don’t mind!

Alright, doodles keep working pretty well, so have the complete sketch collection so far!

We’ve got Martin, Gonff, Mariel, Rose, and Matthias!

Make more fanart of well known thing??

NO

I love Mossflower so much, but definitely I liked Legend of Luke, because the characters just got to be normal, y'know? Like old friends, family, and really fleshed a lot of characters out. (I also really liked The Bellmaker for this reason too.)

I really like how there are actually just GOOD RELATIONSHIPS between characters (not every relationship needs drama).

I also adore how Gonff is just like Best Dad Ever. He is so excited about his son just existing, and I imagined he was there helping 100% of the time (when not pulling mischief elsewhere).

Finally, the whole reason I started feverently drawing Redwall fanart. My precious lad, Blaggut, from The Bellmaker.

This is probably one of my favorite illustrations I have done in a good while. Now that I have a better feel on how I want to draw my woodland characters, I absolutely 100% had to draw them camping on their travels in Mossflower.

Also, I really wanted to play with the firelight and try a more shaded "storybook" kind of feel.

Image done in Clip Studio Paint.

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I remembered this meme exists and IMMEDIATELY had to draw it.

Honestly, it felt like a discussion the two of them would have. 🤣 my best regards to @incorrectredwallquotes, I hope you don’t mind me occasionally drawing these!

(There’s so many that I like it’s hard to choose what to draw)

Since Redwall is in the public consciousness again, I thought I'd share some art! Ublaz Mad Eyes and Grath Longfletch from the book The Pearls of Lutra drawn about 9 years apart. I've actually started rereading the series recently and really want to draw more characters, likely leaning closer to how they appear in the books than my usual style.