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David Petersen
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in Michigan, The United States
July 04, 1977
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he best laid schemes of mice and men:Today's blogpost was scheduled to be the process of making a new and oversized print for my appearance at Spectrum Fantastic Art Live 2 this weekend...unfortunately due to illness, I was never able to start on the art for the piece, so it left me with no file to send to the printer and no blogpost to share. Instead I'm going to share the false start on the... Read more of this blog post »
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Mouse Guard: Fall 1152 (Mouse Guard, #1)
— published 2009 — 8 editions |
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Mouse Guard: Winter 1152 (Mouse Guard, #2)
— published 2011 — 8 editions |
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Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard
by David Petersen, Jeremy Bastian , Ted Naifeh — published 2012 — 3 editions |
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Mouse Guard: Spring 1153
— published 2010 |
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Mouse Guard, Labyrinth and Other Stories
by David Petersen, Jeremy Bastian, Nate Cosby — published 2012 |
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Mouse Guard: Rise of the Axe (Fall 1152, #3)
— published 2006 |
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Mouse Guard: Belly of the Beast ( Fall 1152, #1)
— published 2006 |
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Mouse Guard: The Dark Ghost (Fall 1152, #4)
— published 2006 |
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Mouse Guard: Shadows Within (Fall 1152, #2)
— published 2006 |
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Mouse Guard: Midnight's Dawn (Fall 1152, #5)
— published 2006 |
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Mouse Guard
(7 books)
by David Petersen, Jeremy Bastian, Nate Cosby, Royden Lepp, Jim McCann, Ted Naifeh, Chris Eliopoulos, Cory Godbey , more…
by David Petersen, Jeremy Bastian, Nate Cosby, Royden Lepp, Jim McCann, Ted Naifeh, Chris Eliopoulos, Cory Godbey , more…
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“Clouds, leaves, soil, and wind all offer themselves as signals of changes in the weather. However, not all the storms of life can be predicted.”
― David Petersen
― David Petersen
“You should always aim to be your own mouse, Lieam. In fact...you already are. You are not so quick to jump into danger as Saxon and not as pensive of mind as Kenzie. They rely on each other too much. Saxon knows he can afford to be reckless since Kenzie acts as his conscience. And Kenzie can linger in his thoughts and plans, because he knows Saxon can defend him. I tested Kenzie earlier. I wanted to see if he would be swayed by my advice. It took Saxon's coaxing to make up the greyfur's mind. Be compleete with in yourself young redfur...you will never disappoint. Even in solitude.”
― David Petersen, Mouse Guard: Winter 1152
― David Petersen, Mouse Guard: Winter 1152
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