Tag: Fanart

Three Narnian maps that got it wrong.

I shouldn’t even be posting this one, because it’s AI. But it’s a clear example of how things can get loused up. First of all, that’s not the Narnia we know and love. Second, some locations, like the Shrieking Wood, Corinth and the Oaken Grove, do not exist in the books, nor do the people, …

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Narnia Humor

Let’s take a look at Narnia humor and memes. Frankly it’s a lot harder to find them for Narnia than it is for LOTR. Tolkien’s work has the upper hand here I’m afraid. Perhaps it’s due to its length (book and movies) and higher level of popularity in the geek world. There is, too, its …

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Two Interesting Maps of Narnia

I thought I had exhausted all the maps of Narnia that are out there but I did find two new ones, to me that is, this year. The first, the one above, is a what-if. What if Calormen had been successful in its invasion of Narnia in The Horse and His Boy? This map, overlaid …

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Drop and Roll

The beast-riding post made me think of this wonderful cartoon, which has been around for at least 25 years and may have been inspired by one of the Jurassic Park movies.   Any info on the original creator?

The Lion, the Witch, and the IKEA Wardrobe

Cartoon by Andrew Birch. It wrote itself, don’t you think?

Zepped Again! (Part III)

In this post I’ll showcase some pieces of fan art I didn’t get around to last year or have found since then. Like the two fluffy yaoi romantic fantasies below. Jimbert of course.

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Zeptoons, Part 2

On to the second part of my Zeptoons series. There is much more to explore on Deviantart, including these toons by artist and writer electricsorbet, who, like her compatriot Nicola Rivka, mines LZ and other bands for worshipful and often satirical content. In her art she concentrates on the darker side of LZ: Jimmy’s heroin …

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Zeptoons, Part 1

Now we come to the part of Zep May I have been so excited about. Zeptoons! Done by fans, in loving homage to the band. The one above depicts an incident from a real-life concert where live doves were released, one happening to fly right into Robert’s hand. But the artist turns it into more …

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