Honestly, I don't even know if it's a wolf. I was vaguely inspired by Goldenwolf and Kyoht, mostly in that I've seen more renditions of canines through their eyes than real ones practically, so the style kinda stuck on me. I cracked out my computer too, so I hope to get back into digital for a while, yay!
wolfhowl.jpg - Renee LeCompte (Maggock)
"Contemplation" Art for Midwest FurFest, inspired by the (non-anthro) works of Theresa Mather. Pose is from a vintage pinup. Wings are based on the red-tailed hawk. Marker and colored pencil with Micron pen and 23 karat gold leaf on Bristol Board; 11" x 14" © 2004 Bridget E. Wilde
tiger_contemplation_c.jpg - Bridget Wilde (Bewildered)
Again, this isn't really supposed to be political. It's sort of faux-political, since it's supposed to look like propaganda ads but doesn't really say anything. Silkscreen, for a class. image © J. Stoncius, 2004.
tbkomradetiger.jpg - J. Stoncius (The Belligerent)
first page of my new sketchbook. I took some liberties with the coloration, but I like it better this way. Reef fish RULE. Marker, colored pencil and goo-gone on sketchbook paper, woot.
angelfish.jpg - Kelly Peters (Terzy, Sabine)
"Mrs. Wolf" (8"x10", oil on canvas). Part of a pair of "American Refugees..." a very plain, mundane were-couple who have found their land overrun with intolerance, fear and hatred for them being simply who and what they are.
mrswolf.jpg - Timothy Albee (Amadhi)
"Mr. Wolf" (8"x10", oil on canvas). Now hunted from the air, survivors rounded into "managed" camps, the rabid newcomers in their lands mistake gentleness for weakness.
mrwolf.jpg - Timothy Albee (Amadhi)