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.
The chronicles of Ancient Darkness Map by RutgerTheWolf
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.
Crude driftwood hut by Chowg
My big driftwood shack. It isn't completely finished but nobody was there to help. I originally planned to cover it in kelp but the sun was about to set so I had to head home.
Wolf by Shinga
As a young teen, I spent my Sunny Summers delving into these books, I was overjoyed when I found out there was another.
I drew this drawing of Wolf a few years ago, It remains my favourite piece. Wolf is a pretty complex character, he has alot of sides and features, I hope I could do him justice.
Gaup by Old Chowg
A drawing of that moment in Oath Breaker when Torak, Renn and Fin-Kedinn encountered Gaup, a Salmon Clan man, with his hand severed by the Auroch Clan.
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.
Renn (sketch) by Tove
In our school we had the first two books of the chronicles and I really loved them!!! The stories are so good. That motivated me to make a film. But as I have heard, there is one being made. Maybe I'll get to make a short trailer or so. Because of this idea I began to draw a lot of sketches and suddenly I thought that Renn would look back, also though I never think of characters' faces when I read something.
I hope you like it ????
Lucky Feathers by Tira
When going on a hunt, some hunters, like Renn, put feathers in their hair, to be more lucky. I took the Alula Feathers (from a part of a wing, that would be like the thumb on a human hand) from a Jackdaw and a kestrel and connected them with a wooden pearl.
Mammut Matriarch by Fionna
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 all-time favourite). I definitely shed a few tears during the new book ❤
Piece was hand-painted using Indian ink and water colour 🙂
- Fiona, 18, New Zealand ♡
Ps. Sending love to you in these difficult times, hope you are well and being kind to yourself. Stay safe ♡
Torak And His Thoughts by LoveOfAnimals
This is about Torak and his thoughts. He is one of my favourite characters!
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.
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.
Flint axe by Wildcat
This is my favourite axe I made it by splitting a stick at the top and slotting in a flint .
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.
Lost before Dawn by Red Renn
An expression of my favourite book characters “Torak and Renn”. Depicting pain, fear, strength and love
Leather quiver by Shadow hunter
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.
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.
