For this month's edition of the LJ Hybrid Exchange, here's Rahsyk, a nifty canine/feline hellhound. The pose was taken from a photo of my malamute running on the beach; I had Rahsyk running through dry grass and possibly landing from flight.

Sketch of a couple serval girls on the beach. There is a LOT wrong with this that I need to fix.

Uh-oh, Engine Out!!!! Rawkit grapples with getting the engine back into his '57 beetle. Nervously, Jackel keeps her paws on the jack.

Jackel walking her new Koidog.

The Koi dog as seen from the front. His fishy half is of course domestic carp; his dog side is some sort of sighthound, maybe an Ibizan or Pharoah hound, with some Afghan thrown in.

First sketch of a new character. He's a Koi-dog. Woof.

The Empress from the Tarot.

For my tarot deck, here is prelim pencils for the High Priestess.

For the July O5 Furartexchange2, here is Wyatt's Nick, a zebra with a nasty attitude.

These Scraps of a Life; Work collage 1. I generate a huge number of little tiny sketches while I'm at work; this is something like a week's worth. This is what happened when I decided not to throw them out when whatever scrap I wrote them on becomes useless. It is, to date, the only collage I've ever done, and I'm rather startled by how much I like it. It's a dismayingly accurate look into the inside of my skull.

Shard, a vampiric, ghostly undead jackal, and her...um...regular dinner companion, Danielle.

The latest picture of Kerza. Ain't he cute?

This is just a random little drawing of Jackel (a black-backed jackal) lounging in the sands of her native sub-saharan habitat. Note the shoulder marking, it's new and for the moment temporary, but she's thinking of having it made perminent.

My latest commission. I really like the way this came out, although the paper I drew it on was too big to entirely fit on the scanner. I really like doing these little frescoed backgrounds; people seem to like them (the buyer of this piece requested one) and they can be used to tell a story about the subject.

I was driving home from school in San Francisco and was stopped at a red light when a serious young man crossed before me. He was dark-clad, scruffy, and laden down with a very nice guitar case, some drums, and a large backpack. Cradled close to his ches was a teeny tiny blue heeler puppy which peered out at the world with the seriousness of its breed. This was *seriously* adorable and I knew I had to make the scene into a drawing.

This is one of my dogs, Fenris, running at the ocean, which I think is one of her favorite activities. Watching them run in the waves is just lovely. This is my first attempt in a long time to do a seascape; hopefully it has at least a emblance of realism. I want to do this as an acrylic painting but don't know if I'm up to the challenge just yet.

Brownie is enjoying her music! I think that this is cute. She may be a bush baby, even though she looks more like a cat here (so sue me.) She's (c) herself.

A cute little cheetah, ink and prismas. She's going to be for sale on furbid.

A little side-striped jackal femme steps into the river..sidestripes are riparian critters and this one seems pleased with her native habitat.

I'm enough taken with her that she might become a painting some day.

My characters Jer and Dasha.

My character Vassaril and her nimravidine pal, Gray.

a husky-morph enjoying a day at the races. :)

A Malamute, I suppose they always play in the snow in their swimsuits? Is he not cute??