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- This was done for Glumilan's Booga Challange. The idea wa to draw your character, or someone else's endorsing cereal, and I figured, what would be the most natural cereal for a wolf to sponsor? Art ©RIchard Bartrop as is Lord Grey.
- An attempt at something in an Egyptian vein. Photoshop.
- A commission for Megan Giles of her vixen character. Ink and acrylic wash, in the manner of our primitive ancestors.
- I was looking through a book of Boris' work, and I thought of Megan Giles' musclefox, and this is what came out of it. Pencil, tidied up in Photoshop.
- Kevin Richardson's Zephyr Blackpaw as a certain highflying comic hero. Photoshop
- Something for Easter, and a tribute to the work of Alberto Vargas. Acrylic airbrushed on illustration board.
- In honour of Canid day, eh? Brushpen w/computer lettering
- Some cover art for a possible project, inspired by the work of kelly Freas and Vincent DiFate. Photoshop
- Highlander-style Immortal/Cyberpunk street samurai done as part of a long overdue commission. Brushpen
- Highlander-style Immortal/Cyberpunk street samurai done as part of a long overdue commission. Brushpen
- Random sketch of an anthro feline, with a little more emphasis on human than cat. Pencil.
- An older tech piece from the pages of Zaibatsu Tears, heavily influenced by the work of Masamune Shirow. Ink and computer lettering
- This one is for Winterbeast, who was nice enough to supply me with an artpad. Done in Adobe Illustrator on a 4x5 Wacom graphics tablet.
- A Christmas e-card I sent out this year. Incidentally, 2000 will be the Year of the Dragon. Done in Photoshop with a mouse.
- The initial pencils for the cover painting for Furrlough #21
- One of the staples of science fiction are cat-like (or doglike, etc.) aliens. It seems to me that such a creature would, at best, bear a passing resemblence to terestrial critters, while having a radiaclly different anatomy. It's also an experiemtn with a looser, more painterly style, influenced by the work of John Shoenherr. Photoshop.
- A commission for an artistic nude of Jason Olsen's character Feren. The style is inspired by the work of Hugh Ferriss, and the work is executed in Photoshop.
- Inspired by the Discussion in the Yerf Forum on anthro evolution. An intelligent quadruped that evolved using it's mouth as its primary manipulating appendage. Pencil.
- A comment on fan politics. Brushpen
- It was only natural that once the werefolk discovered Furry fandom, some would embrace the chance to emulate the animals they identify with. Brushpen over a pencil sketch.
- Swashbuckling space lupines Lord Grey (left) and Vergeh (right). Brushpen
- Alien warrior vixen, inspired by too much Star Trek and cheesy 50's sci-fi in my formative years. Executed in Photoshop 4 with a Wacom tablet Prints available through Rabbit Valley at http://store.rabbitvalley.org/department_1329.html
- From the sketchbook. Figure study of Grey. Pencil.
- An old sketchbook piece from 1994. Pencil
- Cover piece done for the best anthro fanzine ever. Photoshop.
- Oh, what the hey...Pi shills for her corporate masters. Photoshop
- Ilsa Klensch, Nazi test pilot. created as a character for Spontoon. Basically, Hanna Reitsch done up as a Milt Caniff femme fatale. Ink & brush
- Ilsa, she-wolf of the Luftwaffe, this time in a pic inspired by the work of Milton Canniff. Photoshop.
- Another one off the commission pile. This one is of the she-wolf Iridium as a generic space adventurer. Ink and acrylic wash.
- It's been a while, but here's some new stuff. It's an anatomy study I did for Anthrocon '99, and I put it up here as a demonstration of a pose Renaissnace artists called contraposto, and it's still something that's worth knowing. Airbrushed acrylic and coloured pencil on Illustration board. Artwork ©1999 Richard Bartrop. Prints available through Rabbit Valley at http://store.rabbitvalley.org/department_1329.html
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