Darrow Tapestries
Description: This design captures the fierce pride of House Mars from Red Rising, blending the bold strength of its emblem with the intensity of the Primus faction. Inspired by Pierce Brown’s epic sci-fi saga, it channels the unbreakable spirit of Darrow, Sevro, and the warriors who rise against oppression. Perfect for fans of dystopian battles, space rebellion, and the legendary houses of the solar system.
Description: This vibrant design features two joyful foxes inspired by Sophocles, surrounding the electrifying "Wee Lass" warhammer—symbol of House Telemanus from the Red Rising saga. A perfect homage for fans of Kavax, Thraxa, and the high-energy loyalty of the Telemanus family. Bold, fun, and unmistakably Howler-made.
Description: Bold and intense fan art inspired by the Red Rising saga, featuring the iconic Reaper with his slingBlade and the Howler Legion sigil. Latin slogans like “Omnis Vir Lupus” and “Hail Libertas” add to the rebellious tone of this dystopian warrior design, perfect for sci-fi book lovers and fans of Pierce Brown’s universe.
Description: This vintage-inspired design shouts “Hail the Reaper” in bold tribute to Darrow of Lykos—the legendary symbol of rebellion in Red Rising. With distressed textures and a battle-worn look, it reflects the raw energy of the Howler Legion and the chaos of a crumbling Gold society.
Description: King Kong is a 1933 American pre-Code monster adventure romance film directed and produced by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack. The screenplay by James Ashmore Creelman and Ruth Rose was developed from an idea conceived by Cooper and Edgar Wallace. It stars Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot and Robert Armstrong, and opened in New York City on March 2, 1933, to rave reviews. It has been ranked by Rotten Tomatoes as the fourth greatest horror film of all time and the forty-sixth greatest film of all time.
Description: Bold and intense fan art inspired by the Red Rising saga, featuring the iconic Reaper with his slingBlade and the Howler Legion sigil. Latin slogans like “Omnis Vir Lupus” and “Hail Libertas” add to the rebellious tone of this dystopian warrior design, perfect for sci-fi book lovers and fans of Pierce Brown’s universe.
Description: This vibrant design features two joyful foxes inspired by Sophocles, surrounding the electrifying "Wee Lass" warhammer—symbol of House Telemanus from the Red Rising saga. A perfect homage for fans of Kavax, Thraxa, and the high-energy loyalty of the Telemanus family. Bold, fun, and unmistakably Howler-made.
Description: This design captures the fierce pride of House Mars from Red Rising, blending the bold strength of its emblem with the intensity of the Primus faction. Inspired by Pierce Brown’s epic sci-fi saga, it channels the unbreakable spirit of Darrow, Sevro, and the warriors who rise against oppression. Perfect for fans of dystopian battles, space rebellion, and the legendary houses of the solar system.
Description: This design captures the fierce pride of House Mars from Red Rising, blending the bold strength of its emblem with the intensity of the Primus faction. Inspired by Pierce Brown’s epic sci-fi saga, it channels the unbreakable spirit of Darrow, Sevro, and the warriors who rise against oppression. Perfect for fans of dystopian battles, space rebellion, and the legendary houses of the solar system.
Description: This design draws from the gritty intensity of Red Rising, channeling the fierce spirit of the Howlers with bold typography and a vintage, battle-worn look. Featuring the Latin creed Omnis Vir Lupus and other saga symbols, it appeals to fans of dystopian sci-fi and mythic rebellion. A striking tribute to Darrow, Sevro, and the war-torn worlds of Pierce Brown’s universe.
Description: Bold and noble, this design honors House Telemanus from Red Rising—champions of strength, loyalty, and laughter. Featuring emblems and phrases tied to Kavax and Pax, the visual captures the honor-driven legacy of the Golds who fought beside the Reaper. A perfect tribute for fans of Darrow, Sevro, and the Howlers, steeped in the war-torn mythos of Mars and beyond.
