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<January 6, 1999>
The Arabian unicorn is called the karkadann - a fierce fighter with a bellow that frightened the birds and a wrathful temper that kept almost all animals well away. Descriptions and images of the animal range from wolf-like to cow-like, so this is my take on the beast.
This started just a doodle that turned out really nice so I decided to use it amoungst my web designing.
This lovely wolf is Zabrina which I have not yet decided to do with the l looking shape. Probably end up in psp messing with it.
This lovely wolf is Zabrina which I have not yet decided to do with the l looking shape. Probably end up in psp messing with it.
In stark contrast to the last picture comes this one. I'm hoping it's not too grisly for you guys. Before you go thinking I'm some kind of freak, I swear I didn't make this character up. There's this RPG, see? From Steve Jackson, I think. It's called Nightspawn, and there's random tables involved. To make a long story short, Mike ended up with a purple anthro panther with attack intestines. I drew this for him as a birthday present.
This is kind of a trip down memory lane for me. I recently got back in touch with a friend I'd lost track of, your very own Mason. I was reminded of this picture I'd drawn for him, a character on a now-defunct muck, which he practiced colouring on, to very good effect. I was, and still am pleased with the stained glass window effect on the 'M', to the point I thought I'd share it. (You guys will never see here the absolute garbage from the same time period I did. :P ) Meadowlight is © Shawn Leedy. Go to his site if you'd like to see the coloured version.
No one ever draws Mim, which I think is a real shame 'cos I think she's neat! Drawn on 2 ply hot pressed Bristol Board and coloured with Prismacolor markers. The colours got well and truely mangled by my lame-ass scanner, sorry. Mimsy © Scotty Arsenault
Wally, Morton's nephew, as seen in Limpidity, is now in his own color picture.
Modern Dooky, oi. Anyone else feel like drawing their char abstract?
<January 6, 1999>