A piece to be used for an advertisement for some health food products. Done with the shortest deadline ever for me: 7 days. Anyway, they wanted the sick expression on the bear, so who am I to complain? :p

Another commissioned piece for some health product. This bear will be the new logo (the first one was a silouette [sp?] of a lady) & the developers have nicknamed him 'Cheeky Bear' *shrugs*. The bear is © to Atos Consumer Products Pte Ltd, but drawn by me.

I don't think I'll ever find the time to finish colouring this piece, but I'll most definately try. My boyfriend & my fursona © to us.\n

Inspired by a documentary on Japanese cranes dancing in the snow. Incomplete, but with the number of commissions I have had to do, this piece can wait awhile. :)

The dancers in the musical 'Cats' by Andrew Llyod Webber was the inspiration for this old piece. All the dancers who portrayed the cats were the most sensual I had ever seen & completely non-abrasive. Done in ink & grey marker.

I didn't spend much time on this one & the concept needs work. This is the start of a series of coloured furry pics, honouring the age-old tradition of letter writing.

Cross-hatching practice.

Another line work piece I like. My fursona ^Nyte^ in a more 70's style hairdo and jewellery. You know...John Travolta and Olivia Newton John...Grease era. Done with Pigma Micron 05 & 08. Usual © on character and art piece to me.

I did a color version at S7, but I love the line work on this one, so here it is. My fursona in my junior college uniform with a small bouquet of flowers.

A completed inked commission piece for Sean McDonough. It's far from over though & I will most definately post it up when I've coloured it. As you can see, this piece was a HUGE challenge. That's 12 characters in one family portrait on an A4 size paper. Thank you Sean for being so super patient with me on this piece & understanding!

A rather dramatic pose for my study of furry anatomy. I will eventually get down to using Paintshop Pro to add color and perhaps a lens flare where her hands reach out? I desperately need practise with the smudge tool though. Any tips on that? \r\n\n

I used a picture of a male model to get the proportions right for this piece, but I doubt I did. And he's missing his rat tail. Oh well, he is © to me anyway.\n

This is much better & I'll add the colour sometime next week, after my mid-semester tests. This is numero deux in my 'letter writing' furry series.

It's been awhile & I've hit a rut. I'll start getting inspired when I get my butt back into school. ;p Can you believe I had to scan this 3 times to join the pieces together?! I hate my A4 size scanner. *grumbles about HP making scanners smaller by the year*

Steven Baker as a polar bear. He has been the sweetest & nicest guy I have ever met since I came to Oulu (Finland). I'm gonna miss him when he leaves for home (England) this Friday.

I am going to miss Steve & the other Brits when they leave Otokuja for England tomorrow morning. And I'll probably never see them again. Life can be such a b**** sometimes.

Yusuf & I spend a lot of time together hanging out here in Finland. Always thought of the guy as a bit of a rat, but he's a nice guy. Thought he deserved to be put on paper, since he's practically my shrink. =^_^=