Posts by Peter Cox

Nef, member of the Bat Clan and the Soul Eaters. Her thoughts are said to fly faster than a bat.

Portrait of one of the best protagonists ever, Torak. I’m so thrilled he’s back in my life with Viper’s Daughter.

“To be a Soul Eater means you have to give up everything you ever were, everything you ever could have been.” ―Fin-Kedinn These are one of my favourite villains in all of the books I have read. My Soul eater symbol commemorates each of the seven soul eaters and their clan creature/ tree.

“To be a Soul Eater means you have to give up everything you ever were, everything you ever could have been.”―Fin-Kedinn The soul eaters haunt Torak’s world, these powerful seven mages that Torak and wolf had to vanquish in order to succeed.

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…

Inspired by Torak’s first journey to the Sea.

So I just read Viper’s Daughter and of course, I am obsessed, so I am submitting this sketch of my favourite character and all the things I associate with her. Can’t WAIT for Skin Taker!

The scene in Viper’s Daughter where Torak comes face-face with a mammoth took my breath away, and I knew I had to recreate it. Painted with Indian Ink, watercolour, and a lot of patience!

The scene where Torak first comes face to face with the mammut matriarch in Viper’s Daughter just took my breath away, and I knew I had to draw it! Words cannot describe the whirlwind of happiness I felt when I found out there would be more to the series of my childhood (still is my…

This is my hand drawn map of the world of Torak, Renn and Wolf. I based the map on the maps from the books. I made this map in Paint.

Everyone always draws the main characters, but how about the “bad guys” (not all of them are bad). Without the soul eaters, stories wouldn’t even exist. Plus, I really like Thiazzi. So here is the gang (even though, this scene is impossible, since Thiazzi misses his fingers, after Fa’s death, Tenris’ scroches and the Walker…

Renn from Raven Clan

This is my first proper manga drawing of Renn. I used a manga template and added a more Stone Age touch.

Wolf brother

Made this three years ago as I was reading Ghost Hunter

This is a fan art I made when Michelle first announced the name for he new book. It took ages to finish, as it was my first full digital piece. Up until then , paper had always been my main medium

Wolf and Torak in pencil and black pen ink. (2 of 2)

Sketches of Wolf and Torak in a combination of pencil and black pen ink (1 of 2)

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.

Cave paintings drawn by Year 5 to support reading Wolf Brother. The children also wrote their own descriptive passages from the story.

Cave paintings drawn by Year 5 to support reading Wolf Brother. The children also wrote their own descriptive passages from the story.

Cave paintings drawn by Year 5 to support reading Wolf Brother. The children also wrote their own descriptive passages from the story.

Cave paintings drawn by Year 5 to support reading Wolf Brother. The children also wrote their own descriptive passages from the story.

This is a leather quiver to put arrows in. I thought it was a bit like one someone in Torak’s world may have used.

Two wooden sickles and a brush with sheep hair for painting

Two stone axes

I made this by finding a slightly bent stick and tying string to it.

This axe took a while to make because the stone kept falling out. I got the stick at the beach, and then my dad splinted it with a saw. I put the stone in and tied it with string. And don’t try to sand a rock, the smell is like burnt gasoline.

They may have used slingshots, though I don’t know for sure. This was pretty easy to make, I just got some brown cloth and made holes in it and then tied some string to it.

I made this spear by myself, I sharpened a rock and tied it to a piece of wood.