Ok. You know what? I think that when I did this picture I was thinking: I want to make a realistic anthro elephant. Now I think I did a hyper.

Yeah!!! Who said that female is the weak gender? That's not true, and if you think I am wrong, look at this sexy and magnificent female T-Rex. I like this picture more than I can admit.

The yellow eye was about 25 extra-kbits for the size of this picture. But it has a cool aspect with that yellow eye popping in the picture. Maybe I will give her more colour in the future.

A female chamaleon. Another thing to change the montone of my gallery. The chamaleons have two fingers in each limb, but I made the feet with three toes to give it balance. And I made her female and not male to make it cooler, with the eyes looking in different directions. The pose? To give it some kind of movement in the arms. Is the basic pose I use to my test drawings for characters.

I did this one as another test for characters. Walrus are not often seen in the furry anthro world. So I made this to broke the monotone of my own gallery. Enjoy it!

This picture has photoshop retouching. And I don't mean about the volumes, and levels of white and black and the cleaning of the whole picture. I mean about serious retouching.

The female chameleon is funny. I always wanted to make a character with wacky eyes, and the chameleons are fun. I am used to make rarely seen anthros. First an angler fish, and now a Chameleon. What's next?

The pose with the hand like that is something I always found funny, because I see it constantly on TV in this talk shows.

This was inspired by the reptyles of my local zoo, the Alligators of Mississipi. The zoo keepers took them outside during the summer and keep them inside during the winter (sounds logycal, no?). Well, the subject of the picture is that I wanted to make just a random yiffy pic, or naked pic, not focused in any of my characters.

I was thinking about this picture, seriously. The left side of the image was empty, hollow, and a test of how his erection look like was something interesting I never tried to do in a horse pic.
The jacket, the nose ring and the cap still, but now I see it I think that the rainbow colour hair is more neccesary than before. I didn't draw the hands. I am afraid of hands.

This is something that I never do! A completely anthro character colored with a pencil. Why? I was bored! :-)

This gryphon has many mistakes, the feathers and the wings mostly. But in general, looks like a gryphon...Or like a lion crossed with an eagle :-P BTW, I didn't use anybodys artwork to do this. I did it alone.

NOT inspired by Thaily's artwork. This is inspired in a The Simpsons episode. Remember when Bart gets a horse to do horse races? Well, the horse was so cool that I said: Let's do it furry. Well, here it is.

I wanted to make a shark art. So here it is.

Well...I think this was neccesary. Almost everybody here has his or her pic with horny anthro furry dogs.

The Black and white inked comission for Randomdragon. If you read this, sorry, I couldn't find your email. Check out VCL to get your pic. Thank you for your patience.

For the other watchers, the small dragon is Randomdragon, and the big dragon behind is Bahamunt. His cock is inspired in an elephant cock.

Bahamunt and art by James Corck (c) 2005

And the last sample for today :-D
This one is more interesting than the others. Lion cocks I thought, and this came out. Honestly, I preffer the cocks on the right side of the paper than the other two.
I am a sick freak! :-P

Well, direct influence from FoxxFire. What can I say? This was into my scrapbook, lost and not inked, until one day I said: Let's ink and scan this picture. So this is how this came out. The right foot is kinda easy to make.

The last trade with Rangarig. Is great to make deals with him, he is very legal.

This was made for Rangarig as a trade.

I did this picture for Rangarig as a trade, and he liked it. Mmmh, maybe I am not so shit as I thought before.

My fault ^^; My fault!!! This was previous than all those finished pics you saw of the sea turtle with his nice surf board. So, now you can enjoy the not colored version of the pic.

Now the foot is sexier and better than in the doodle. But the doodle is more...authentic.

A very close up of the feet. The perspective on this one is more forced than in the sketch, but the urge and the need of show the soles was stronger than the conscience.

First finished non anthro female allosaur, with her foot on her head. In that pose I found it kinda sexy and exciting, don't know why, but the feet are really sexy and...turn me on a lot.

This idea was an inspiration from my hermano, Zack Cloud, who talked to me about a dream he had with a Chinese dragon playing this very weird instrument, who's name I don't remember now.

Bleh. I think That this picture is the oddest I did ever. But is hard to get a correct pose for this kind of dinosaurs.

After saw, and saw, and saw images of Rhinos, I see that this Triceratops is more a Rhino than a dinosaur. The feet and the body are more from a bad drawn Rhino. Almost, the head looks like a trikes head.

Well, looks like this two guys are out for rampage some ass. I choose them for the position, is clearly to save some extra work. Is hard to make an anthro brachio mounting a non anthro T-Rex.

More angler fish! This will never stop!

Well, is an anthro angler fish. I really decided to make a lot of this guy, so I can give some variaton to the anthro world. Any angler fish pics, please, send them to me, you know where is my email.

Ouh yeah baby! Hammer Head shark! During my long periods connected to the internet I only saw an artist (Ayame Emaya, GREAT!) doing anthro fish with a big talent. I never saw a hammer head shark, but if you ever saw one (escept mine) I ask you to send it to me, please. I like anthro fish art, that's why I try to make some by myself.

This picture is really really old. Actually it was inside my scrapbook for three months. And then I decided to clean it and submit it. That's why the style, the lines and the muscles (that are pretty bad) look so different compared with my newer artwork.

Victoria Burble and Art by James Corck (c) 2005