My half of an art trade with Kinkajou, of her character, Stza

An art trade between Teeka Fox and me. I try to draw and receive a surprise lick. ^_^

Gift for Angyl, a.k.a. Tigpie (tiger/magpie); after all the things he's drawn for me, I figure it's time to pay him back. :)

For the Yerf trading post. Turbine Divinity is © Matt Harpold

Ah, here's an old favorite of mine. I'm surprised it's still in such good condition. Anyone's welcome to try to color this.

Eric Bernall with a turkey bomb. © Matthew J. Johnson, ca. 2000

Dear God, they're multiplying!

Okay, that sentence has absolutely nothing to do with the pic here, but I'm not feeling well. Anyway, this is Ultraviolet (bat/unicorn/lion) for the Yerf Trading Post.

A contemporary take on the ancient kitsune legend; an armed and determined warrior of the urban jungle.

Vantid, seated on a prism. I don't know how I got the idea. I just did.

My submission for a VCL forum logo. I hope it makes it in, but if not, it'll still be here.

I accidentally deleted this. Oh well. The transparency thing got on my nerves. This is much better.

This might make a t-shirt or coffee mug on CafePress. Breakfast served all day, as long as we've got the ingredients!

Somebody once put forth the proposition that the therian (were) community needed a logo, symbol, or banner of some kind that they could identify themselves with. I finished three different designs and submitted them, but due to differing opinions on the project, it was abandoned, and I never received feedback on any of them.

I've decided that this one here is the best of the three that I submitted, and I hope that it'll find a home somewhere.

An inked version of Wiighra (with wings this time!), spirit of good luck and fine dining, holding a doughnut and a shaker of salt.

My sexy multi-lion, Wiighra, fully inked and colored.

I can't believe I didn't upload this before!

A gift for a really good friend, Wolf Ekko. I like how the expression turned out. Tried a little perspective and a more analogous color palette

A two-hour acrylic paint slap-fight with a discarded canvas. I was going for something a little less chaotic and nightmarish, but this has its own special charm. If anyone can tell me who I stole this style from, please tell me, because I know I've seen it somewhere, but I don't know what to call it.

Continuing the theme of harmonizing nature and technology; two winged foxes, arranged in a figure 8, superimposed over the yin and yang, angels of the two worlds. This is a variation of the image that graces the front page of my website: http://www.zencavern.com/ This has got to be my most laborious work to date, but I'm extremely happy with it, and I plan to do a lot more work in this style. Prints will be available soon.