Okay but I've noticed that in a huge majority of books from the mid 1800's to mid 1900's, unless for some reason it's very, very, very important to the story somehow, regular brown hair isn't mentioned because it was apparently that common. So, we can assume they have brown hair if it is not mentio...

Good poster and congratulations on it looking as how you had it in your mind. I've never been able to achieve that.

Susan: "JUST BECAUSE A MAN IN A RED COAT GIVES YOU A SWORD DOESN'T MAKE YOU A HERO!" Peter: "Watch me." *stabs ice* Lucy: "AHHHHHHHHHHH! JUST KILL IT WITH FIRE!" This is kind of like the old caption contest. I can see Lucy thinking the ice might be sentient, what with ...

These are some old drawings of Jill and Eustace at the beginning of The Silver Chair I made in 2014 when I went to a comic-con to ask for advice from the visiting artists. They're not perfect, but they were fun to draw and I hope you like them a little.

When I first read Narnia as a child I was definitely like Jill, I wanted other people to take me seriously and I also felt like I messed a lot of things up. Also, I tended to cry easily. It's nice to have a heroine that isn't made fun of for that. I get Lucy on the personality quizzes, though. I'd l...

That is a lot of blondes. I wonder, though, if maybe some of them could've had brown hair, but just spent a lot more time outdoors and in the sunshine than modern earth people, turning their hair blonde.

That's funny, Cleander. At least, in this world the donkey is safe from Shift.

1) CSL wanted to show a Paganism where the gods were not devils and deceivers, were not rebels against God. 2) CSL wanted to show how Paganism prefigured Christianity (it is commonplace how OT Hebraism did, especially in Church Fathers) 3) CSL named the place Narnia because that is where Hannibal's...

Ariel, you're right, the Dark Age would be very interesting politically. I would pitch an episode about the downfall of Charn, a prequel to LWW which tells of Narnians who fought Jadis when she took over Narnia, an episode about the kidnapping of Shasta and why the Calormene rescues him, Peter fight...

I like how the blue mountains can be seen in the distance from Hobbiton. Did you make it from acrylic or oil?