Chronicles of prydain

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As there has been more talk of Prydain recently, and will continue to be for the foreseeable future, I thought it would be a good time to put together this pronunciation guide. These pronunciations come from The Prydain Companion: A Reference Guide to Lloyd Alexander's Prydain Chronicles by Michael O. Tunnell. In The Prydain Companion, Mr. Tunnell writes: The pronunciation aids were provided by Lloyd Alexander, who advises us that they are not necessarily true to the Welsh tongue. Many…

The High King The Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd Alexander Henry Holt Books 2006

With the recent announcement that Disney is working on a series of Prydain feature films, I thought it would be a good time to share this poster concept for a personal project I've been working on a little at a time over the years. Disney hasn't invited me to work on the films yet, so please share this post if you believe they should: http://jkunzart.com/2016/03/22/an-open-letter-to-sam-dickerman/ #prydain #prydainchronicles #blackcauldron #taran #eilonwy #fflewddurfflam #gurgi #gwydion…

By Jean-Léon Huens, for The Black Cauldron by Lloyd Alexander

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Reader, I've noticed that things at my blog have been a bit serious of late. Scrolling through, all I see are words words words. It's like GEEZ do I ever shut up?? So to lighten the mood, I thought I'd blog about my long term literary loves. These are the crushes I will never forget, and never regret. I'll put them loosely in order of when I read them. 1. Princess Eilonwy of The Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd AlexanderThat's right, I'm starting the list off with a girl. To clarify, I didn't…

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'Suddenly he was in the midst of the warriors.' This painting is based on 'The Book of Three' by Lloyd Alexander (New York, Dell 1964), the first of the Chronicles of Prydain. This is a climactic scene when Taran and Eilonwy ride Melyngar (Prince Gwydion's horse) through a column of the Horned King's army. It is their last chance to reach Caer Dathyl and warn the Sons of Don of the coming onslaught.

A blog to post my sketches, illustrations, and concepts of "The Prydain Chronicles" by Lloyd Alexander.