Hi. I love the way your fur tastes.

Jackel's model sheet, updated for 2004. At the moment, I'm actually not frustrated with this.

My entry for the August Fur Art Exchange. Dizhao is (c) to Jaggyd.

What to tell you about this image? A treatise on medieval hunting and a drive to the city puts these images into my head, apparently. The image of it came to me quite powerfully.

Jackel's updated model sheet for 2004, anthropomorphic version.

For the June Gryphon Art Exchange. Sauda, a turkey vulture/hyena gryphon, with an attitude.

I don't quite know what to tell you about this one. Jackel in a very dangerous mood.

My con badge for 2004. I was perfectly happy with the one I'd made myself years ago, but then I lost it. Drat. Still, this one is jazzy and kind of cute.

The B/W of Jackel in her winter coat. (as drawn in May when she would be in the process of shedding it out. ;) Posted here because I like it in B/W almost more than the color version, and others might feel the same way.

This is what Jackel looks like in her winter coat.

Usually, when I draw Jackel as a nonmorph, it is in her usual jackal form. But this is what she looks like devolved back to the other half of her genetics, a snow leopard. She's still got the black back and fuller tail of the jackal.

Jackel feelin' fierce. ;) The symbols are things that either have some meaning for me or are images I just like.

Tell me you don't want her for your attorney? ;)

My rendition of Ten of Swords. Which is a positive card for me, really it is.

Anja the tigress, looking a little miffed, holding a white gyrfalcon. The backgrounds are my stab at a kind of 'nouveau' feel, which sort of worked, arguably. I think it looks a lot better in person. Oh, well. Perhaps if I color it digitally.

Canis Minor has a new leash and collar set, which she seems to like.

White Tigress Anja lookin' keen.

A golden griffin in motion.

Wanna play?!?!!

Jackel, frisky and cute.

Anja, a white tigress.

Color version of Jackel as the headless rider. I think I like the b/w version better, but the colored pic has a certain...charm.

*evil smirk*

Oh, Ichabod, darlin', your days are just so numbered. Give it up now and I might be nice.

Jackel as the headless horse(wo)man. Tristan, my horse, was kind enough to model for this image.

I did this just after finishing the 'Kazaran' pic (in my adult directory) because I was still in a decapitated frame of mind. ;)

This tiger's pattern is based upon that of my second-favorite bicycling jersey. The fabric's so pretty, I needed to see the tiger. So here he is.

Another version of the Magic picture. Those who knnow her might think that the cat is vocal enough without this kind of encouragement. However, I assure you that the words are entirely her own.

Is Magic, a small, cute, demanding, and very, very vocal cat. Here I'm using her portrait to familiarize myself with basic photoshop handling.

STRETCH those paws...yah...morning. Another morning, and still the same scruffy little jackal.

Meda is an Ethiopian Wolf/Phoenix. I don't think I should have used so much yellow in her feathers; she should have more of a red cast to them. Perhaps at some point I'll try recoloring this image, possibly in watercolors.

Crazy puppy. Be very afraid. I showed this to my partner and he said, "very Nightmare Before Christmas" which makes sense, given that said film had a big impact on my aesthetic. But with the colors I used here, Nightmare before Easter would be appropriate. So wild spring nightmares here with Jackel. Wuff.

Canis shares some words to live by.

A portrait of my little dog, Rogue! She calls out, Bark, yeah! 'cos she's, llike, a Shetland Sheepdog, and she, like, likes to Bark! yeah! Bark!

Working out the designs for a pair of characters, Raj and Meda, Ethiopian wolf/phoenixes. I love phoenixes. This is watercolor again, and it got a little messy with the pen I was using to ink, but I actually like it that way.