"Blue Magic" Just anudder one o' dem dere 'tings, yes.
bluepaws.jpg - Cara Mitten
"The Painted Otter" Magickal or simply clumsy around the art supplies?
paintedotter.jpg - Cara Mitten
Going to enter this in a community art show. I doubt it will make it in there but it's worth a try. Apologies for the crappie choppy scan.
theredserpent.jpg - Anna Pieruccini
Yes I still am alive...sorta. Just been on the road quite a bit lately. Ah the life of a university student transient. Bliss. I like sharpeis...sharpeii?.... they're such lovable little doggies. Pencil on sketch paper.
sharpei.jpg - Angela Butt (Yelth)
Lion in the wind, an illustration I did for the story "Western Mobility" by Christopher Bair to be published in FurNation Magazine 4.
fn1y.jpg - Ken Singshow (Stinken)
portrait of a lion... Two subjects i'm not familiar with drawing -- felines and costumery.. housepaint, pencil, and acrylics on a piece of wood i picked up at a yardsale. © Allison Reed 2003.
ar_lion.jpg - Allison Reed (javachickn, mudshark)
I suppose I have a soft spot in my heart for lunatic vampire hunting catholic priests, so I just had to draw Alexander Anderson. Here he is as some sort of crazed jackal getting off to an early start looking for the undead. 8"x11" colored pencil and a little marker.
notquitedark.jpg - Brian Edwards
For all the "tech-hounds" out there, here's how a Scene from "Ghost Warrior" looks while it's being worked...
bartender_sq03sc17a.gif - Timothy Albee (Amadhi)
Just something to amuse myself more than anything, and a chance to play with the liquid watercolours I bought a while back!
lunchtime-kb.jpg - Glis
I have always been a little afraid of painting feathers. There's so many. And they're scary. And then I took all these photos of preening macaws at the zoo, and something about their glazed expressions and ruffled feathers appealed to me greatly, and now, many evenings later, the feather no longer holds much terror. Also, I can't feel my wrists.
macaws.jpg - Ursula Vernon
Many sea creatures are famed for their haunting songs, but only the marine crested snogwoggler is known for its banjo solos.
snogwoggler.jpg - Ursula Vernon