The Clans’ Museum
Welcome to The Clans’ Museum – a permanent archive of your "Wolf Brother" artwork, sculpture, clothing or any other artifacts that you’ve made. You could even cook up a Mesolithic meal and photograph it, or recreate an entire encampment!
Upload your exhibits here and see them featured in the museum.
Torak and Wolf by Luna
After I read the first book I really wanted to do a drawing based on it. This is Torak and Wolf sitting in the forest. 🙂
Lost before Dawn by Red Renn
An expression of my favourite book characters “Torak and Renn”. Depicting pain, fear, strength and love
Hand print painting – My Name Soul by Mackule
A painting I did many years ago while reading the wolf brothers series. I was inspired by the idea of cave art and the personal and iconic symbology throughout the series. I think of this as a painting of my name soul, as each hand print is unique and personal.
The ancient transition by Tigurlilly
The ancient transition represents how time has changed the world ...
I painted this piece using acrylic and oil paints for my school GCSE project when I was sixteen years old and it was based on the first book I ever completed reading.. you guessed it! Wolf brother!
I have been in love with the series ever since.
This painting awarded me with a grade A in art at school and I am very proud of it still (I'm now 28 years old)!
I cant wait to complete the chronicles of ancient darkness series again and finally get stuck into vipers daughter!
Torak on a ridge above the forest by Makoto
This is my latest drawing of Torak and definitely my best so far. I read Vipers daughter basically as soon as it came out and was inspired to try drawing Torak again as I had not tried drawing him for a few years. For this picture I decided to do some research into Stone Age clothing whilst drawing as I wanted to get some historical accuracy into my art.
Axes by Wolf
We went for a short walk and found some stones that we thought looked sharp. We then found some plain branches to use for handles. We cut splits in the tops and tied stones into them.
Renn by Willow
This is my drawing of Renn, the background animals symbolises the animals and people in her life, the wolf represents Torak and Wolf. The raven represents Rip and Reck, it also is a sign of how close she is to her clan. The viper of course is a way of showing her awful mother Seshru.
Torak And Renn Forever by Rennak
This shows two of my favourite characters Renn and Torak (all the Wolves are my others). It shows their friendship and I am quite proud of it.
Cave Paintings inspired by Wolf Brother by King Edward’s School, Bath
Cave paintings drawn by Year 5 to support reading Wolf Brother. The children also wrote their own descriptive passages from the story.
The ice mountain at the edge of the world by Mackule
A painting inspired by the the ice mountain at the edge of the world in Vipers Daughter and the colours of the sky at night and the first tree (northern lights).
Knife by White Wolf
I made this knife by sharpening a rock against another rock, then I tied it to a piece of wood. Then I put some brown fabric that sort of looked like leather on it.
My own obsidian blade knives by Mackule
Hand crafted obsidian and mahogany obsidian bladed knives, with silver birch hafts.
Flint axe by Wildcat
This is my favourite axe I made it by splitting a stick at the top and slotting in a flint .
The far north by Aleu
I painted this a long time ago from the artist Bob Ross and it reminded me of the far north and the first tree.
Hacia el Lejano Norte by Lys
Aprovechando la cuarentena decidí comenzar a rememorar la saga Crónicas de la Prehistoria. Es, en verdad, una gran serie; ha marcado un gran cambio en mí y me ha dejado una muy bonita experiencia.
Y ahora estoy ansiosa por leer el nuevo libro que se anunció: "La hija de la víbora".
La verdad, Crónicas de la Prehistoria está en lo ~Alto de mi pirámide~
Primitive Knapping! by Snow Leopard
I've always wanted to try my hand at making stone tools, and your books inspired me to get started! 🙂
Here are a few pieces I've knapped with antler and a hammer stone.
