Texas Ranger Warrion Ninja; Peaches

A pic I did for Peaches. The husband of dancer and artist Rummyhunny

Daydream

I'm quite happy with this one. Inspired by the warm, spring like song "An Spailpin Fanach" a traditional song in Gaelic

The Straw man

The Scarecrow.

Matrices

A piece done for the venerable Matrices in an art trade

Grandest

In all his psuedoscience, on grand display

Zelda mist

From some random poetry. Was in an esoteric mood. Among dreams and lost ambition. In honor of Edward Gorey

As an aspiring traditional musician, I've been playing folk music for 5+ and listening to it for 3 times that length. Unlike more fortunate students, my teachers were the ghosts that came in the form of vinyl records. mostly men and women who died at least 20 years ago. But they achieved a humble mortality through their musical endevours. This piece was inspired by those indirect ghosts.

Must love the tease\r\n

lovely backside piece. another fixation for me

lots of brights here in this piece of folk art. a sample at how well I fare in the graphic design market. It got 4 phone calls at school, but recieved a modest grade. There are 3 musicians here\r\nemail me at Mind_the_dresser@hotmail.com if you can tell what the three traditional irish instruments being played here are. You get a con badge if you do so acurately

Done in part of an art trade with artist Slox

wouldn't be fun to be followed around by thousands of flesh eating beetles?\r\nmaybe if you were in a pinch like a bar fight or an argument with republican relatives\r\nMy unworked Scarab girl comic was to answer some of these questions

part 2

here we have a couple more comissions\r\nthis is the first of three strip tease pieces done for a chap on Tapestries

Part of an art trade with Mitch De Le Guardia\r\nOne of the characters from his N'Duk story line, Rodderick

Yes! Final upload for at least a couple months\r\nThe same tatooed roo girl from the previous upload only as a different species of roo.

my two skunk characters Attilla and Kanai.\r\nA scene from later in the story where they become a couple

\r\nQuadraped Vixen on a cloud ala Far East folklore.\r\n\r\nTo the inspiration,\r\nThank you Teeka

A tattered watercolour I did while in Oregon. The foxden was my tent in which I put this picture on the front \r\nflap of. There where three other tents there and I wanted to set mine apart in an interesting way. \r\n

\r\nA sketch of Demon Stan.\r\nThe evil replicant of my Stan Andollo character

Yes...there is a common theme here.\r\n\r\n\r\nThis marks the first time I used Faber Castell. I found them in a Fred Meyer in Florence Oregon. I had never seen them\r\nanywhere else at that point. I tried them once and fell in love very quickly.\r\n\r\nSerena this time. probably the first of the "backside" set.\r\nStill, a lovely view from behind of my Irish vixen\r\n\r\nThe Original ink of "FelixNewAge". A lot cleaner that the colour version and just seems to have a better "grip" to the eccentric acousticness of it

Hawkman again. In a bit more animated pose. I really liked how the shades and tones worked out with this one.

Some inspiration found me on a trip out to the ocean. This was started months earlier, but I was swept into finishing\r\nit when I was sitting amongst the sand. It came from watching a series of silent films. Another one of Zelda,\r\nusing an old two piece telephone. Who would Zelda have to talk with in the 1920's? Bohemian's, probably:)

My wolf, Zelda again. inspired by Slavic art and music. Done using the last few drops of a Rapidograph\r\npen I started using 3 years ago, but was buried since then. amazingly, the ink had not dried out.

From a part of a story where Stan bails his uncle Mario of his from an Iranian jail

Stan in the African Congo. Part two

A quick comic where Stan Andollo is in a field research team in the African Congo. Part one

Part 3 of "The Nomads"...she is a squirrel, by the way

Part 2 of the "nomad" comic

Came out during a camping trip to Oregon. Got thinking about what would the world be like if there was one, massive \r\nnomadic tribe comprised of over a 50,000 individuals that spanned the globe. A tribal society that is still\r\nfunctioning in modern times. Well...it was interesting when I wrote it, at least. This is part one of a three page \r\ncomic where two male tribe members are debating how easy it would be to win the affections of a female (topless, no less)\r\nNo real dialogue here