Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30". I'm not totaly satisfied with this one, but everyone tells me its great, so I grin, and bear showing it to the world.

"I want you." 8.5" x 11" Pen & ink on bristol paper. An advertisment for Memphit Fur Meet 2001, in Memphis TN. I like how this one came out, I got a little carried away on the texture of the jacket, I kind of used uncle sam for this, but he wasn't standing in a very female manner. So, I had to scrape the origonal, and draw striaght from my head. No modles on this one. *Grin*

"Jakebe Sun Raven," 3" x 4" Pen & Ink, and Marker on Bristol. Another Con-Badge, yes I'm trying to get caught up on back personal commissions, but I'm having fun doing it *BIG GRIN*

"Making an Entrance," 8" x 10.5" Pen & Ink on paper. Two Raccoon Jedi cut there way through a bulk head door, and step into the uncertain shadows. This is for Silver Raccoon, in his sketch book. The Light Saber effect was done with white ink in an air brush. Episode II is almost here *Big Grin*.

"Judge 2" 8.5 " x 8.5" Oil on masonite. Cover Illustration for "2 the ranting gryphon LIVE at Anthrocon 2003" http://www.ranting-gryphon.com/

"K-9 Unit" 16" x 20" Oil on masonite. I started this one as a sketch over a year ago, and only just recently turned it into this... A semi futuristic unit of German Shepard's, approach a tense situation. I will admit this one really tested my patients multiple characters are like little multiple paintings. Been doing allot of oil painting lately, and sense oils take so much time (this one 3 weeks) I haven't produced much. So this is it till I do more furry/were stuff. *Grin*

"Kill the Mage," 5.5" x 7.5" Pen & Ink on paper. A general, and his captain are unnerved by a magic user that stands between 2 armies about to do battle. In his arrogance the general orders "Kill that Mage," or are they saying "We are Screwed!" *Shrug*..... I don't like the helment design on these, but everything I drew looked impractical, or just stupid. I do however like the badded leather, the shields, and the shashes texture. It will do.

"Legion," 9" x 12" pencil on paper. Maybe a painting, maybe not. I don't know, I was going to do it as a painting but I've kinda lost interest in it. I've got a good visual in my head, but it just doesn't have my usual feeling.

Pen on paper. I got board, and then fell into this drawing.

"MFM Dance Party 2002," 8.5" x 11" PhotoShop 6.0. My submission for the MFM t-shirt contest, Its ok not my best but not bad for a last minute deal. There are better looking submissions I hope win over this one. *Grin*

"Nikon Raccoon," 3" x 4" Pen & ink, Pencil, and Marker on Bristol. Another Con-Badge, Nikon and her favorite past-time Photography. *Grin*

"One Pissed Elven Mage" 30" x 40" Oil on canvas.
This is a revisit to an older concept, I painted this idea in college in 1993 ten years ago in July (Here's the older version http://www.rakune.com/oddities/3pissed.jpg). I did this to show what ten years of study, practice, and dedication can do. A D&D type elf mage cast a spell out of anger, and pain, what can I say I'm a gamer geek.

pen & ink on paper. A snake in a post combat zone, on some distant world.

"Raccoon," 5" x 7" scratch board, and markers. I will be doing more art on the scratch board in the future I really like the stuff, it has a good feel. It will however ruin your Prisma Color Markers, India Ink is supposed to work better. This one goes out to Rosco Raccoon for his great art. *Grin*

"Raccoon Ranger" Pencil on Paper. Just a random doodle, of a young raccoon ranger peering around a stump; this is the result of frustration, when a painting goes horribly wrong... Other then the shoty nature and roughness of the piece I liked it.

"Avatar"...

"Rama," 3" x 4" Markers on bristol paper. Weeee, the neverending list of conbadges! Must do more....*Drools & pulls on hair* I really like this one. I was surprised how it turned out. *Grin*

"Reah Kitty," 3" x 4" Marker on Card stock. This was a charming young friends con-badge for AC. Watch out for that flip-flop, she is dangerous with it, and just me it stings (I know from experience).......

"Rejection," 30" x 40" oil on masonite. "The spot light of guilt, and self-pity shine on us all. As the thick darkness of loneliness, consumes our lives." We have all be rejected at some point in time, and we have all sat crying in the corner of our soul.

"Rejection," 30" x 40" oil on masonite. This is a close up (to show some of the detail) of the full view of the painting above...."The spot light of guilt, and self-pity shine on us all. As the thick darkness of loneliness, consumes our lives."

"Resting" 8.5" x 11" pen & ink on bristol. Another pic I was asked to do for MFM 2002, all volunteers get a signed print of this for there work. A volunteer takes a rest after a long hard work. Go to MFM 2002 I will like you if you do *Grin* http://mephitfurmeet.org/

"Ruined Keep," Computer. A pair of life mated gryphons soar over their nest, an old ruined keep. Forgotten and isolated, they share in undisturbed peace, their Love.

"Ryngs Raccoon," 3" x 4" Pen & ink, Pencil, and Marker on Bristol. My Con-Badge. I think I gave my "EGO," a good likeness, with it being of galactic proportions *Evil Grin, hovers over the tiny Earth*... Nah, this is me contemplating the fate of the world, that's why I look sad. Such things have been weighing on me as of late. Well, for me Con season starts this weekend at a Sci-Fi con called "Name That Con," www.namethatcon.net Yay! To much partying ahead!

"Silver Creek Raccoons" Pen & Ink. One of the illustrations I did for a story I wrote a few months ago. Don't eat the Gumbo, Never eat the Gumbo... You'll turn into to... To late... You can find the story and others at http://www.rakune.com/stories.htm

"Silver Creek Raccoons" Pen & Ink. One of the illustrations I did for a story I wrote a few months ago. They ate the Gumbo, Never eat the Gumbo... You can find the story and others at http://www.rakune.com/stories.htm

"Raven Shifter" 8.5" x 11" pencil & Digital on paper.
This was an illustration for my “Alternative Were-Beast Rules,” This guy is what is called a shifter from the D20 Eberron champign setting. Shifters are descendents from a natural lycanthrop, and a human breeding. WOTC finally gave furs a playable furry race! Anyways, there are twelve moons on Eberron, and sense Lycanthropes are tied to the moon, then why not have twelve species of Lycanthrop, and there by having twelve different shifter sub-types, and here is one. I created “Raven Shifters” descended from were-Ravens.

If you’re a DM, or just curious you can find my rules for WereRavens, and Raven Shifters here: http://werevarmint.timduru.org/dnd/dndraven.htm

Enjoy

"Silhouette," 5" x 7" pen & ink on paper. An advert for book "Breaking the Ice, Stories from New Tibet," (www.sofawolf.com) I was asked to do this on a moments notice, and basied on this discription : "Clouds blanket the sky. Snow covers the ground. The only warmth comes from the heart beating next to you...... would you trade him for a ticket off this frozen hellhole? Breaking The Ice: Six stories of love, death, and snow from New Tibet.Coming in January from Sofawolf Press."

"Silver Raccoon," 3" x 4" Pen & Ink, and Marker on Bristol. Its almost Convention Season for me again. It just seemed like it ended last month. Well, this is the first Con-Badge of the season. *Grin* Oh well, here we go again.

pen & ink on paper.