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<June 13, 2001>
- A really old alteration of my comic character. It wasn't my intention to draw the character but the result leaned towards it.
- Something I scribbled in science class while watching Erin Brockovich. Happy joyfulness.
- 1950s poodle.
- "InnerWolf at work," 8.5" x 11" Pen & ink on Bristol paper. He be a friend of mine, and an inspiration to us all.
- "Tar" pencil on paper.
- "Transformation," 18" x 24" Acrylic on canvas. A spell is cast, and a dream is awaked, reality bends to the artist's will. The door way between possiblity is opened, and past through. The transformation complete, now what be thy will, to be done?..........
- 4AM madness taking its toll. Its toll is 50 cents I think. Anyway, more weirdness brought to you by Zot's sketch book and me doodling. More Fear and Loathing running jokes. That was such a screwed up film.
- Take one part dicynodont, one part sailbacked pelycosaur, and one part muskrat; mix well. The end result is the mudgrubber, a beaver-sized and turkey-brained swamp herbivore that uses its tusks and beak to dig for corms and tubers or to defend itself. To be replaced with the color version when I actually figure out how to color a background, so bear with me here.
- Well this is an interesting old piece I did when I got my first scanner at the age of 15. Incidentally that scanner came with some cruddy software, so this is actually my first peice done on the computer ^_^
- Here's a rather old pic. I know the left eye looks wonky and the head's too big, but I get enough positive reactions to give me reason to post. :) This is Zaush when he spends time tribing with others of his kind after the Conirika incident.
- Here's a cell-style image of Zaush I'm moving into yerf from my site. I still use this as a color reference when I color newer pics of him.
- It's the middle of June - the perfect time for a winter-themed picture! ^.^;; Here's Shadow, Howie, and Jonny in a scene colorized from my "world-famous" comic strip.
- Cybre's ready for summertime!!! :) © Heather Wasneuski, 2001.
- Challenging Cybre to a game of "MageKnight" can be a very frightening display... though the scariest part of all is that I can somehow envision myself doing this ^_^' ...anyone else into this new MageKnight craze??? Cybre © Heather Wasneuski. MageKnight © Wiz Kids, LLC.
- "When I think about Angels" lyrics by Jaime O'Neal. Well, the torture's almost over, Derek (Zipp) is back on Friday! *puuurr* Colored pencil/watercolor crayons.
- Baron Von Bruisehiemer charging up an attack
- Sneakers looking abit surprized
- Xenos, the ringtail, from StarBrigade
- Zenas the evil bat returns
- When you are in junior high and have a crush on Napoleon, what's a girl to do? Research every book on Imperial France in the library and 17 years later submit this cavalry pic to Furrlough 100.
- "A tiger?! In Africa?!" Look in an atlas and see which direction he's going: It was pure coincidence but still funny, he's moving away from his target destination. Can anyone guess the inspiration for the picture? ^_^
- Moan. He's cute when he's stressed.
- The four main characters from a story I have in my head but haven't got round to writing down yet :-) They are: Avior (rabbit), Celaeno (otter), Rigel (fox) and Altair (gryphon).
- I was asked to draw four of the blackbelt women who train and teach at my dojo and, as I rarely draw humans other than myself, this is the result--felids. Their species were determined by the way I perceive them through both appearance and personality.
- An older image of a canid/draconid hybrid of my creation (not that it's all that original, but still). Drawn with a Pigma Micron and colored with Prismacolor pencils.
- An oriental-type dragon I doodle with a permanent marker and rollerball pen out of sheer boredom while in pre-IB Art two years ago. As much as I hate to say this, I didn't learn a thing from that class and seriously resented being forced to draw the same old still life display over and over again. I wouldn't have minded if I could do it the teacher's way one day, my way the next, and imitate Van Gogh the third, but we were never allowed such freedom. *shrug* As a result, I earned myself the title of "the dragon-girl who doesn't listen". ;P
- My version of Cerberus, collectively named Kerberos. Each head has its own name, but I can't seem to recall them at the moment....
- A boxer sag (wingless gryphon) that I scribbled with red and black overhead-projector pens while watching the sparring class at the dojo. It ended up looking somewhat muddy, so I opted to increase the contrast and brighten the red.
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