It's Okay

No, it's not trying to hurt her. They are the same character, but separate for the time being. It really is going to be okay.

(Seriously.)

This was an experiment, based on another experiment that's in my LJ.

The GIMP

Lighten Up

The last thing a man as intimidating as Sornal needs is a woman who is intimidated by him. =P

The GIMP

Dime Is Listening

"Could you say that again? But this time less crazy?"

Just a glorified sketch.

The GIMP.

Simple Portrait of Lines

Pencil experiment portrait of Lines. Mechanical pencil/ebony pencil.

Sornal Memento Mori

Sornal once again finds himself with a scythe and a dead bird in my work. Mechanical pencil.

Ballpoint Dime

Remember those neat ballpoint pens with multiple colors inside? I love those pens. That's what I used to render this portrait of Dime.

Little Mandel Portrait

The artist as a lesser spot-nosed guenon named Mandel. This is a very small painting in reality. Acrylic on watercolor paper.

DimeSpin + MSPaint = LOL (Seriously, all MSPaint)

DimeSpin, explained via the venerable and mighty Post-It Note. Painter Classic

"Seekali, why are you purring at me?", "I love you.", "Can you love me somewhere else? I have a headache." Happy Valentines Day.

I drew this out of frustration with another peice of art, as well as to take a short break from said peice before I tried gnawing my hand off. Painter Classic.

Commission I did for Watergazer. I started in Photoshop Elements, but with my new tablet, the eraser doesn't work in Photoshop, so I finished it in Painter Classic. The character belongs to her creator of the same name.

Crazy? Who said anything about being crazy? - With new tablet, I return again to digital art and Painter Classic.

He doesn't want to talk right now.

This is Berlin. He is a betta. He is carrying a key. I don't know why.

Jane and Lines talking, with the aid of a peice of paper, since Jane can't speak Sign Language. Now you know why he's called "Lines".

"Tada!" - Pencil sketch of Dime.

Pencil sketch of Telly.

A sort of portrait of Sanguine and Lines. Mostly Sanguine. Acrylic paint on a cold press paper which I forgot the name of.

A very, very tiny acrylic painting of Lines. Fits in the palm of your hand it does.

A very young Sornal with his (half) sister Enka. Sornal's family is really fairly large and complex family, but he didn't really know anyone outside of Enka. Mechanical Pencil.

I actually drew this several days before Halloween, but you know, no internet. Anyway, here are Sornal and Seekali dressed as Jack and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Mechanical pencil.

Dime with transparant skin and soft tissues. Yup. Mechanical Pencil.

"Indy, they are talking about me. They are talking about you, with me in your forehead. What do they mean, when they say you are 'losing it'? Have I caused more to happen then I realize?"

Clockwise from the top left, we have my characters Janus, Bodger, Aleka, Indy's horn, Indy and Claudia. The horn counts as another character yes. Photoshop Elements.

Zakiya, commission done for Tania Walker of CrikeyDuck.com. Photoshop Elements.

Abeni, the giant eland, mid run. Comission done for Benni/Artiodactyl. Photoshop Elements.

Little drawing of my character Ipswich, who lives in a spare room of Dime's house. I was trying to recreate the look of some of my ink and pencil drawings digitally. Photoshop Elements.

I did this as a little thank you picture to the great people of House of Guitars. I do not play myself, but my Dad does. I made up the guy on the fly, and the guitar is based on my Dad's. Photoshop Elements.

Ersh Easi, with his cat Clock and this little wannabe apprentice that keeps getting in his house.

Smoke and explosions are a big part of magic. Namely, the part that didn't work. Photoshop Elements.

Here comes the sun, doot doo doo doo doo...

Jenna, a combination red panda, rabbit, bat and cat, for Katanawolf for FAX2's tarot card round.
Acrylic, pencil, ink, apoxie sculpt (parts of it are raised in base relief), and candy wrappers on a AOL cd tin.