My self-pawtrait! A fuzzball, looking somewhat wistful, showing off her mixed canid-felid heritage.

Another little pic of Jackel, a line drawing colored with prismacolors.

Jackel in her alter-form as a cute little canis mesomelas. yip!

This is my contribution to the series of 'tasteful nudes' by various people (leastwise, I think it's tasteful.) Another effort with brushed ink and watercolor. Jackel here looks as though she's posing for a life drawing class...ah, well. The wolf pillow I actually have; it's alpaca fur, and I got it in tahoe after last year's trek to the snow to mush my dogs. The horse skin is a beautiful thoroughbred I used to have (well, I suppose that technically I still have her) whose hide I saved when she died.

my Jez---half wolf, half husky, all clueless puppy...

A pic of Kerza I actually *like!* yay. :) Done in dark pencils, which style some have recently taken to be ink. I actually like my finished pencils better than my inks a lot of the time.

'Late Model', watercolored. For some reason I had a rather difficult time getting this one to scan properly, but you get the general idea. And yes, I know I deserve a lashing for that title. ;)

Inked version of a piece I made in anticipation of Further Confusion.

A maned wolf male steps carefully out of the grass. A canid species (albeit not a wolf!) I am particularly fond of.

A little nonmorphic maned wolf!!

Clouded Natalya, showing her complicated clouded leopard pattern.

A Jackal nomad, his Arab horse, and his Sloughi hounds.

Carmine and Jackel, in their nonmorphic incarnations, romp together on a beautiful day in early autumn. the rest of the world, alas, is not nearly so joyful right now. This is a copy of the inked original, colored with watercolors, with which I have been having much fun. (Carmine just dosen't work well in black and white.)

Probably my favorite female nude I've done to date, here's Carmine standing pretty. It's a very small piece, done on a scrap of bristol board.

One of my doggies, a large malamute/husky/wolf by the name of Pryderi. Getting him to even remotely pose was an amusing process, but I'm really pleased with the result. Done with a rapidograph.

A melanistic jaguar-taur enthusiastically greets his maned wolf lady. I actually have been working on a character who is the offspring of these two...scary thought...

My mate, Chris, just sewed himself up a really cool, silly fleece robe that he looks very nice in. => I generally draw him as a ferret, so here he is all ferrety peeking out from under the big hood. I left this kind of 'sketchy' on purpose for fear of losing the soft-warm-fuzziness of it to cleaner lines.

A jackal romantic relaxing with the flowers of spring. Awwww, how ever so sweet.

Here's Jackel enjoying a winter play session with a pair of cute arctic foxies: nonmorph versions of Likwid-Ice's Glitter and Skii. I may color this when finals are over, because I don't think they are really recognisable as themselves uncolored. Foxies (c) Likwid Ice, Jackel (c) Summer Jackson

Ok, I suppose it was only a matter of time. I did my best to draw Roux, a mainstay VCL character! Roux: I don't know you, but still I consider you very cool. This is my first and thus far only attempt to draw a kangaroo, anthro or otherwise! What would most likely occur should Jackel chance upon Roux between classes. The unlikely but excellent marsupial is (c) herself, of course.

this was my half of a trade with the insanely wonderfully talented Roz Gibson, whose work I've loved since, like, forever. I was just so thrilled. Oh, this pic is a little dark, I guess. Because Salem is really, not a nice guy at all. And Salem is (c) to Roz Gibson and absolutely cannot be used without permission...because, you know, Salem wouldn't *like* that and might go hunt you down...*shudder* its the sort of thing he'd do...

Scratch Rose, the itenerant coyote blues singer from 'Associated Student Bodies'. Scratch and the comic copyright Lance Rund.

A commission of Simon, a generally friendly, if tough-lookin' biker wolf. He's done in prismacolors and looks better in person--the neon sign just didn't scan well. Simon is (c) his player.

Jackel in her form as a non-morphic black backed jackal touches noses with a white wolf who looks a little confused. (what's *that*?)

I loved the initial rough sketch for this, but then ruined the thing inking it. I decided to do another with finished pencils, and like the way it came out, thus starting off the spate of finished pencils I've been uploading as of late. These two are just altogether too cute, IMHO.

I'd better upload this before halloween, although really, I don't need an excuse to be morbid. Ahem. This is my taps character, the spectral Jackel, not to be confused with my perennial fursona, who isn't dead yet. I'm amazed at how fun it is to RP as a ghost. If you look real close at the pic, you can see her bones...no, those aren't draft lines I forgot to erase. :P happy haunting, all.

What's to say? A couple of spotty kitties, done in watercolor. I particularly like the cheetah's expression.

My brother Timothy's 13th birthday card/present from me---a secret agent-ish, generally tough and suave looking vulpine. Tim is into action movies, all that stuff, and though it's not my favorite genre, here's my stab at the look. You'll note that I cannot draw firearms worth a damn. It's ink colored with watercolor, that watercolor set I bought a couple years ago and that has been collecting dust. The piece looks much better IRL than on the scan much smoother, I'm actually quite pleased with it, save that krylon fixatif apparently does not work properly with watercolors. More of this sort of thing is probably forthcoming from me...the watercolors, not necessarily the action foxes. ;)