Nahima is another my part of a art trade I did with Redwolf of Mystic Realm. This is my first attempt at a black cat. I really like how the blue highlights turned out.

Nahima is © to Nahima and Redwolf. Artwork is © 2001 to me

As she waits for the start of the ceremony, Nahima ponders her reflection. What might she be thinking? What might the day hold for her?

Nahima © Andrea / Artwork © Kevin Allen

One more image to upload for now. This is Rava Purr. She writes a story called Rava's Story. I drew this for her about two months back. Hope to have more to post soon.

Rava © Rava , Artwork © 2001 Kevin Allen

The things a girl does to keep herself looking good.

This is a pic of firsts. It started with the post. I hunted the net for some tutorials and found an easy one that actully worked the best. With alot of trys I managed to make her hair look like hair and not a helmet. I am pleased with how this came out.

Kelly is owned by James Bruner, and the image is a gift pic to thank him for the ongoing story he is writing.

It has been a little while since I posted my last pic. There are two reasons for this. One, I have been a little busy this past month. Two, this pic was a trial and one screw-up after another experience.

Let me explain. I found this picture on the VCL, by a wounderful artist by the name of Aja Williams. I was inspired to try the computer colouring style displayed in this image. To make this as simple as possible I drew my pic in much the same pose as Aja's. Very similar but there are differences.

I was going to make a link to her image, but her file at VCL seems to be gone.

Anyhow here is my attempt at this style. Overall I'm very pleased with the resalts. I think I could do better on the hair. I will have to look into colouring realistic hair on Photoshop. She is also my first character that I have done a drawing of. Her name is September, after a girl I went to school with.

Kelly (the bobcat) McAllen

September and artwork © 2002 Kevin Allen

This is a image I have been thinking of for a while now. I wanted to see how a furre might look with nylons on. I am very pleased with how this turned out. I tried a new way to do hair as well. I think I might use this way more often. Not to happy with the plant. I need to work harder on the props of my images.

September and artwork are (c) 2004 Kevin Allen

I was not happy with the simple background that I used for this image before. After taking the time I thought it over and reworked the background. I am much more pleased with this version.

I have a fault at not putting the effort into backgrounds, something I need to work on.

As before September and artwork is © 2005 Kevin Allen

I would like to introduce Shannon. She is my newest girl, willing to pose for me. I found this lovely chipmunk in a nearby park.

I'm very pleased with this image. Still working on the hair, but it is better then before. The blanket was a problem as well. Still I feel like i'm doing less mistakes the before.

This is my newest model, Vivica. I'm slowly creating a groop of models that I will use in my pics.

This image is my entry for the Playmouse World Cup contest.

Vivica and Artwork ©2002 Kevin Allen

Wanting to do a femme with a good fur design I chose Natasha. It was an attempt at a slightly heaver form that I feel I managed to pull off pretty well. After many tries I am also happy with the way I am doing the hair.

Not being one to do alot for the background, this simple beach and water design I feel add to the whole image without distracting the eye.

Please comment good or bad I'm always looking to improve.

Natasha is from the on line story 'From the Depths to the Heights' by Shirh Khan. If you want a good read go check it out at http://www.geocities.com/shirhkhan74/AllThingsFurry.html

Natasha Khan © Shirh Khan
White Water © Kevin Allen

The best place to start is at the beginning, so my very first post will be the first furry art I have ever drawn. We all know her as Zig Zag created by Max Black Rabbit. I drew this for James Bruner, the author of "Zig Zag the Story" at ZZ Studios. I will just post this one today to make sure every thing works properly.

Zig Zag©Max Black Rabbit, image©Kevin Allen

My alter ego is Kelly McAllen

Ok here it is colored. The sketch was posted a week or so back. Like I said then this was for a larger image but I changed the layout. Hope you like it.

Zig Zag © Max Black Rabbit Artwork © 2001 Kevin Allen

This is the last peace of art that I have done. It is a thanks you gift I did for James Bruner of ZZ Studios. These are some of the girls that work at the studio in his story. The layout is inspired by some "Playboy" covers. The poses come from verious "Playboy" and "Perfect 10" magazines.

Zig Zag © Max Black Rabbit, Wanda © Chris Yost, Tamara, Mia, Sutra and Rhonda © James Bruner
Artwork © Kevin Allen

Looking through my files last night and I came across this. I it is my first attempt at computer colouring. She is Blyth, a gargoyle of my own design from back in about 1997. I have learned abit since then, mostly self tought.

It has been a while since my last post. I have been playing with the idea of a logo for some time and what to use. So I desided to use an image I had in my scetch book for a couple years. It is a Scotch Thistle and will be used on all my art, both furry of other.

A simple depiction but it works.
thistle logo © 2002 Kevin Allen