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El-ahrairah, prince with a thousand enemies!
The last of that particular set (all sketched over the course of about three days), colored. Also my first submission in the fanart section.
Third creature, inspired by Watership Down. Which apparently was my favorite book in grade school. After re-watching the movie this summer, it's a wonder I didn't grow up deranged. Heavy stuff!
Set Sketches: [link]
The last of that particular set (all sketched over the course of about three days), colored. Also my first submission in the fanart section.
Third creature, inspired by Watership Down. Which apparently was my favorite book in grade school. After re-watching the movie this summer, it's a wonder I didn't grow up deranged. Heavy stuff!
Set Sketches: [link]
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When I first saw this I thought: "Hmm... looks like some kind of rodent." And then I read your description and was like "OF COURSE IT´S EL-AHRAIRAH, what else??"
I adore the book, the lore and everything about Watership Down. It´s so down-to-earth and mystical at the same time. I used to watch the kids show when I was little you know, the tame, nice one without any blood. And then I stumbled over the real movie, thinking it was my series, and had nightmares for weeks. ^^° I read the book when I was older and loved it, and also rewatched the movie. It´s just wonderful. Not meant for children, but wonderful.
Great job on that interpretation of the father of all rabbits!
I adore the book, the lore and everything about Watership Down. It´s so down-to-earth and mystical at the same time. I used to watch the kids show when I was little you know, the tame, nice one without any blood. And then I stumbled over the real movie, thinking it was my series, and had nightmares for weeks. ^^° I read the book when I was older and loved it, and also rewatched the movie. It´s just wonderful. Not meant for children, but wonderful.
Great job on that interpretation of the father of all rabbits!