Through Another's Eyes

Fiction from a Non-Human Perspective Animals | Aliens | Monsters | Robots | Nonhuman

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If you haven’t read Watership Down you should

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Your mother can't be with you anymore. Bambi (1942)

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character roughs, lines, sketches

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Stellaluna

I often felt like a bat amongst birds as a kid

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Coming up next on Disney JR: Ratha’s Creature!

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The Rathra Cubs! In order- False Bone-Chewer, Thistle-chaser, unnamed cub, and Night-That-Eats-Stars.

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Shot-out to this little digging Silver.

One of the most Rabbit like movements of this animated rabbits.

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Its so funny when non xenofiction readers make videos that are like THIS MOVIE/BOOK/COMIC/GAME ABOUT CUTE ANIMALS IS ACTUALLY DEEP/SCARY/BLOODY

And im like

Yeah girl most of them are

I just

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Found out these books exist. Crow xenofiction. I’ll definitely look into them.

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Old art share

Some much older traditional art this time, some from 2013 and earlier.

Prince With a Thousand Enemies actually nabbed me a Daily Deviation on Deviantart when that actually meant something.

Frith’s Blessing was a followup

The Black Rabbit of Inlé was modeled after my first rabbit Hoshi and was an ode to the story when the titular prince of rabbits joins his ghostly owsla. Hoshi died of e.cuniculi which is a parasitic infection all rabbits carry until it presents itself as a head tilt and neurological issues. So it’s kind of fitting that the prince went there to save his people from disease. This was painted before he presented any symptoms and he was a king amongst rabbits.

And El Ahrairah was a commission

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Duncton Wood (And its sequels) in different languages. Sometimes they had to split the first book into three, like the Japanese edition.

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Janell Cannon’s animal books and illustrations are the best collection of young children’s xenofiction. No, I will not change my mind.

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The adventures of Gamba is actually an adaptation of a 1978 novel. And looks so cool!

Saddly was never translated to other languages (Except French).

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Japanese edition cover art for Wolves of the Beyond, done by Mitsuhiro Arita.

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The Czech edition for Wolves of Time.

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Wolves of Time, in German. I’m amazed at the cover variations.