I did this as a nostalgic return to my serpent folk days of DR. This is of my friend's character, Fusama, and a short-lived creation of mine, Razhea. 8-17-03

This is based of a sketch I did of Rea when she was posing on her bed in her Chinese silk pajamas. This was originally going to turn into a picture of her cheetah fursona, but for whatever reason that wasn't working for me, so I made the figure an anonymous squirrel of some kind (maybe a grey squirrel with Abert ears). I colored it with pastel and a lot of smearing. 1-12-02.

This pic had a lot of markers in it, which dramatically changed the way the scanner read it. I had to play around in photoshop quite a bit to restore the colors back to their original hue, and unfortunately it shows. Oh well. I did this after reading a short story by a friend of mine. 9-27-01.

My half of a pic trade I did with Silva. I really like how her face turned out. I still half-assed the wings, like I always do, but all it all, not too bad. 11-17-00.

Done for a Yerf Secret Santa exchange with Syrisburd. The theme was "at the beach." Easily one of the hardest pictures I've had - Syris has a complex body, and I had a lot of trouble thinking of something summery for her to do. I ended up putting her on a towel with a book and a sandy background. Kinda lame, but I tried to make up for it in doing her figure. It was fun. Syrisburd (c) her player. 8-9-2004

I did this shortly after the previous picture of Tamara's family. I think I really enjoyed drawing her, and wanted to do it again, but by herself this time, and without any clothes. I'm annoyed that my symbolic backgrounds only detract from the illustration, and there is always of course room for improvement, but I was pretty happy with the image at the time. *shrug* 9-25-00.

This was a furry picture of my friend Vesta (OddHarmonic) as a weasel. At the time, her signature items were her staff "Woody" and an old hat. 2-26-01.

Another experiment with my new inking pens. I used brown ink this time. I really, really like inking, and I wish I had the patience to do more of it. 2-1-01.

I'm not sure what inspired this - my friend and I were taking a Kendo class, and maybe I wanted to do something with the same angular style as Samurai Jack. The sketchy colors were also intentional, although I think they totally don't work. 9-24-02.

This was just a pin-uppy thing. Nothing too fancy. At this point I was getting in a bit of a rut - I kept on churning out the same style of art without any notable experimentation. 1-16-00.

One of the jokes Rea and I pass back and forth is "wet and naked," not in reference to anything in particular. It's just good. I did this literal wet and naked Haoma to tell her I missed her while she was abroad. 10-25-02

I sketched Rea sitting on a coffee table, made her not have clothes, and turned her into a wolf. Definitely learned some valuable lessons on proportion and perspective on this one. 1-27-99.

Kind of a cheesy x-mas pinup of Rea. Nothing particularly remarkable about it. It's been done a million times, by a million artists better than me. The only thing I could say is that it is rare for me to combine graphite pencil and colored pencil in such a way. Not sure if that did anything good for the piece. 12-17-02