Looks like there’s some interest in a Tamora Pierce colouring book.
HMM.
I might have to try and make this happen… watch this space! I’ll see what I can do about making more illustrations like this.
Anyone have any suggestions for themes or scenes? I kind of like the idea of the heroines with their animal companions, but of course more ideas would be good too?
[The drawings above were originally posted here: Alanna,Keladry]
Finally finished this piece from several months ago! Better late than never. Keladry of Mindelan and her two horses, dog, and sparrow. It was nice to work on some traditional art and take a bit of a break from the digital.
Mock cover I made for the first book in Tamora Pierce’s Protector of the Small series. I’ll probably work on a couple book covers from old series I love soon.
Protector of the Small inspired mock-athletic shirt
powder-blue polo with grey print; double stripes bordering each sleeve and the bottom of the shirt (distaff border!), the number 2 on front and back (2nd lady knight in recent years), the Mindelan owl with crossed glaives on the left side of the chest, and the name Mindelan, K. on the back
(made December 2013)
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IN THE PERFECTION OF CONDUCT AND VIRTUES, 10/?, PG-13
In the summer of 456, Maura of Dunlath takes up a post as Princess Kalasin’s lady-in-waiting.
Maura has almost taught Zenoby of Naxen to speak up when she can’t keep up when Midwinter at the Palace veers off its carefully choreographed schedule. The first any of them know of it is a fourth-year page - Warric of Mandash, Maura recognises, one of Keladry of Mindelan’s partisans and a cousin of Lynet’s - hurrying in, face dead white, and saying: “Your highness, a message from your brother Prince Roald.”
Prince Roald doesn’t borrow pages to send messages and he doesn’t send badly scrawled notes. Kalasin takes the paper at once, reads it, and almost before her eyes have flicked to the end of it hands it to Maura and rises to her feet. “Page Warric, my thanks,” she says, bestowing one of her lovely smiles on him. “Tell my brother we shall be in the audience chamber directly.”
Maura is staring blankly at the note, which says simply that Vinson of Genlith has left the Chamber and requested an audience. She hands it to Amoret, who muffles a gasp. Maura has no idea what that’s about. So Genlith wants an audience; what’s the problem?
