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

Texas Ranger Warrion Ninja; Peaches

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

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.

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

The Straw man

The Scarecrow.

Another one of my all time favorites. I call her Señora de el Agua, which had a comic and story with the same title. The story took place in 19th century Latin America. The Señora was a fugitive vixen who robbed from corrupt locals mostly for personal gain; to call her an anti-hero would be more than accurate. The “de el Agua” title came from her fur being a unique blue. Her appearance in my art predates both Serena and Zelda

Must love the tease\r\n

Serena in a bit of a celtic motif. Inspired from a tradtional song called "Lot's of Drops of Brandy"

Daydream

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

Done in part of an art trade with artist Slox

This one was was from the beginning of story I was writing. Basically these extraterrestrial beings in the form of\r\ngiant spheroids come to an earth inhabitied by anthros...in order to scientifically observe these people in \r\nsecrecy. This pic came from a scene where one of the aliens takes on the form of a male foxcoon, and is \r\nin a dazed moment of awe, observing his new form. The character came from the urge to create the most attractive\r\nmale anthro I could think of(to my opinion, of course)\r\nI'd really like to finish the story someday, especially since the plot sounds like total and complete schlock\r\n

Now we have a character I'm more familiar with.A very simple pic of my anthropologist Dr. Stan Andollo, one of the characters of my Orbis Unorthodox comic/epic. Although he's the most frequent character in my stories, I stress to say he's a main character. To say so would belittle the role of the other main characters. I don't think there is any character I draw more often that this guy.

A bit more animated pic of the young Doctor Andollo.

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

Stan in the African Congo. Part two

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

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

Kangaroo girl with culturally unidentifiable tattoos...but they certainly look nice.\r\nThanks to Odious for the inspiration

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

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:)

lovely backside piece. another fixation for me

A frontal sketch of my main female wolf, Zelda Constantine.\r\nAnother character from my comic, she works as a hapless scientist \r\nIn Pretoria with my vixen character, Serena. She was originally her own separate story, which involved her as a neuro-physicist. At one point, I came up with the ridiculous story of her rebuilding stolen cadavers as cyborgs, but now, she’s just my somber science wolf. Only body snatching when it’s absolutely necessary \r\n

Zelda in bathing suit overlooking a pool. What the hell’s wrong with the water, you wonder?\r\nIt’s what I call a nuetrino pool. In the original comic, one of Zelda’s colleagues,\r\nDr. Riley came up with the idea that if people could absorb vital nutrients by having it enter through\r\nThe pores of the skin, it could somehow miraculously prevent disease and slow the aging process...er... Needless to say, Dr. Riley is a full-fledged crackpot. The coloring in this one is a tad different from the pastel spectrum I usually stick with \r\n

Zelda mist

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

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.