A tengu; a half-avian half-human creature out of Japanese lore. Sumi ink on rice paper.

A custom tagua pendant commission of a thylacine (tasmanian 'tiger'). It was really fun to do, I've never drawn one before and they are very neat critters.

Pyrography and acrylic on tagua, shown roughly actual size 2 x 1 1/2 inches.

Pyrography on tagua. The whole piece is smaller than shown, about 1 1/4x 2 inches total. The original (made into a pendant) will be for sale at the FurtherConfusion 2005 art show!

Totem: Hyena

A spiritual piece inspired by contemporary african artwork.
Spotted hyena, striped hyena and aardwolf.
To me, hyena is a symbolism of the dual nature of male and female and a blurring of gender lines and roles. I included both masculine and feminine imagery, integrating the two to highlight this aspect of the totem creature.

Totem Owls

Barn, Eagle, Snowy, and Barred owls. Acrylic, 15"x20".
For more information on the piece, and to detailed views of the rest of the owls, click below!
http://foxfeather.livejournal.com/171860.html

Fire and Ice Phoenix Card

A card image for the 'Pathfinders' totem card set.

The 'fire' phoenix is a commonly recognized symbol that, to me, represents external events in life. Destructive forces that lead to re-creation, 'trial by fire'. The shadow or ice phoenix represents a more internalized process in which the events that take place may not seem so catastrophic on the outside, but leave the person drastically changed inside themselves.

India ink and acrylic, 10 x 14"

Tough Guy

An anthro badger with an attitude.

Trev ACEO

I recently joined an ACEO (artists trading cards) community, and was lucky to be paired up with the amazing artist - http://nem-rac.deviantart.com/
This is my end of the trade, her character Trev.

Acrylic, 2.5" x 3.5"

I still haven't found a good way to scan acrylic, yar!

Two Fawns Tagua

A custom tagua commission of two fawns. Shown many times actual size - true dimensions are about 1 3/4" x 1 1/2". This is an example of tagua that will be mounted and framed as opposed to being made into a pendant/necklace.

I love deer, they are so cute. :)
Pyrography/acrylic.

You can see similar work here in my tagua gallery (click more info link)

A commissioned badge of a european badger with glasses and blonde hair.

Imposter

Puffins can do a pretty mean walrus impression when they want to. ;)

For the MFF website - if you haven't seen it, go check it out! (www.furfest.org)! It's a fantastic convention.

Shoulda Got a Garmin

Another little piece for the MFF webpage (www.furfest.org) - their theme this year is an awesome one - 'North to Alaska'!

This canadian goose may seem happy, but he really should have invested in that new GPS his wife was nagging him about. Who knows where he'll end up?

Werewolf Femme Pinup

A commissioned sketch of a busty black female werewolf.

9x12" graphite

Weremoose Badge

A commissioned badge for Weremoose.
A moose character, how cool is that! :)

Acrylic, 3"x4".

Werewolf ACEO

For Myenia from the ACEO trade Livejournal. Snarly brown werewolf!
Acrylics, 2.5"x3.5".

Westly Badge

A commissioned badge for Westly of his vampiric wolf character.

4"x3", Acrylic.

Wild Dog Badge

A commissioned badge of a happy-go-lucky vietnamese wild dog character.

Wildcat Card Back

This is the back design for the Wildcat Card Deck - http://community.livejournal.com/wildcatcards/profile - if you haven't seen it before, go check it out - it's shaping up to be an awesome project!

Wind-Dancer Badge

A commissioned badge of the character Wind-Dancer, an arctic fox.

November 2007
4″x3″ Acrylic.

14"x18", watercolor and india ink.

I am fascinated with the idea of transformation, it is a constant inspiration I explore with a lot of my art. I think that is part of why I find myself so drawn to northwest coast native american art styles - their bold stylization covers a heavy theme of transformation and connection. Horses can fly without wings, they use the wings within.

Winter Bobcat

A winter-coated bobcat takes a moment to ponder the change of weather.
One of four in my North American Cats series.

Cats of North America_ Cougar

The cougar goes by many names - Puma, Catamount, and Mountain Lion to name a few. This beautiful, graceful cat is the largest feline native to the United States.
Two of four in my North American Cats series.

3.5"x5" - Acrylic

Wolf and pup tagua pendant

A holiday commission for a wolf and its pup, pyrography and acrylic on tagua.
This is shown many times the actual size, which is around 2x2 inches.

Pyrography on tagua; more information on tagua and my pendants for sale on my site:
http://www.foxloft.com/Store/Jewelry/TaguaPendants/
I will be updating the online store there with about 20 new glyph images within the next few weeks.
This piece was a custom pendant commission for Vanessa Knight. The dancing wolf was actually an image I originally did as a tattoo commission - this particular pendant is double sided (one side my wolf, the other side the 'wereprint' image by Vanessa herself).

Wolfpearl ACEO

My half of an ACEO trade for September.
Wolfpearl's white werewolf character!

Acrylic, 3.5" x 2.5"

**I have an auction up for a custom one of these! http://www.furbid.ws/cgi-bin/auction.pl?xmiscfur&1108089328 **

The actual slice this is on is smaller than shown on screen by about 1/3. The slice itself is slightly curved, so the wolf does not really look so cross eyed/crooked, and the detailing is much softer and richer in person. I am working on trying to get good, accurate scans of these!
Pyrography and acrylic on tagua. Original is for sale, email me for details!

Sherowkey ACEO

An ACEO for Wolfyu of her dragon character, Sherowkey.

2.5"x3.5", Acrylics.