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< 1/2— David Pratt
- It's the 23rd of May, so of course I've got to draw a raccoon. =)
- I didn't have a good title for this picture of a jittery little rodent, then Fuzzybear suggested "I Have No Mouth and I Must Smoke." With apologies to Harlan Ellison. ;)
- An attempt at computer-coloring a sketch, which I stopped partway because I couldn't see myself tweezing it for another 5 hours. Funny, though: I kind of like it anyway. Original sketch drawn in Sir Kain's sketchbook, sometime during KainCon/AC 99. Kendall is the intellectual property of one Eric Goodwin.
- Somewhere in that tangle of overly-stylized lines, Kevin is sleeping. Kevin J. Dog © T. K. Dye
- Kind of a French-looking Fox.
- Not been sleeping too well lately... *yawn* but it makes for an interesting experiment in pouty, self-indulgent, abstract silliness.
- While I like general anachronistic fun, I find the idea of reenacting old battles to be somewhat distasteful. I guess I'm just a leftist weakling.
- I have no idea, really -- a picture drawn in a funny mood. The worried skunk (a Dingus variation) was originally part of a picture I did for Emilie Bosworth. He caused 'balance problems' and was removed. Here he is in a very different situation.
- Berta Bunny, lost in thee woods.
- The key value vectors in any significant expenditure outlay are PROFITABILITY, CONTROL, SIMPLICITY, and TRUST. Unfortunately for him, "Homonculus the Strange" doesn't have any of those.
- A paranoid little mousie! I'm scared of EVERYTHING these days. 'Art' © Dave Pratt.
- A raccoon holding a rose, and some pleasant scenery.
- Dave Hopkins' "RTD"... it's very good for you. 9 out of 10 psychiatrists agree. =) RTD and Ludey © Dave Hopkins, Sox © Jesse Fagan.
- Welcome back, Yerf! This little skunkie obviously fancies carrots in his soup.
- Some damn skunk.
- You're a naughty terra-cotta lawn vixen! Into the pool of cheap oil you go. Bad vixen! Shame.
- Oh, no -- look out! Skippy and Liska have cut a CD!
- Valentine for my Bear. ~Merf~
- Raccoonery of the female persuasion. Strange pic.
- Some strange trappings, a firefly, a somewhat startled raccoon. "Who is the third who walks always beside you?" -- T.S. Eliot, 1922.
- Tim reads a letter from home. Whatever it says it makes him smile; the lamp flame sputters and he looks up. Tim © Emilie Bosworth.
- Don't be the last on your block to own a piece of animation art from the world-famous "Trixi and Tet Adventures" cartoon show! Trust me -- it's more valuable with the animator's frustrated scribbles in the margin. Anyway, happy birthday Tet! (The reason Tet looks shocked has nothing to do with the feather -- Trixi's holding a glass of iced tea against his back!) [NOTE: mockup only, kids -- not an actual cel.]
- Send them the weenie, but keep the cocktail. sssss ssssss...
- le sigh... whatever it takes, you know
- I asked Kevin J. Dog the other day which of his characters he'd like to see drawn more often. He mentioned "Wolfram", so here he is! Ack! I think I'll leave "toony" to the toonies.
- Stylized canid head, textured background. Inspired by something Fuzzybear told me about, a superstition among actors: a lone "Ghost Light" is kept burning all night long on stage.
- Graphical deconstruction of an earlier image, or maybe just monkey-ing around in Photoshop. Hey, at least it's not some boring con badge or a furry representation of someone's favorite mall-core group. All socio-political premonitions continue to come true, plus some I hadn't the courage to expect.
- "A Fuzzybear and Dingus Christmas", part the second! About the only thing I've been able to get drawn lately, way too busy with other things! Merry Christmas, y'all! =)
- Happy Raccoon Day!
- Large kitty with a really thin tail... whoops.
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