FM wiz Tugrik. Crayolas with a bit of stinky AD marker for the blacks, on a grocery bag. About 16" square, and a royal pain to scan. I do however like his slightly-evil grin.<p>The extreme deliberate crudity of the media choice is quite probably a reaction to doing so much stuff in Illustrator lately.<p>Drawn while repeatedly listening to Curve's 'Come Clean', if anyone's keeping track.

Or <i>Illustrator Experiment 5</i>, but that's not very euphonious. Illustrator 8 over a scan of a very quick pencil rough. Check out the <a href=http://www.rdwarf.com/peganthyrus/art/TheShelteringSky.pdf>Acrobat 4 version</a> if you have it the plugin.<br>Originally inspired by <a href=/vcl Artists/oCeLoT/digital/>oCe's neat mouse-drawn limited-palette stuff.

The Australian gothbunny of Furry. Drawn rather quickly very late one night when she said what's quoted on the image, and Illustratored (is that a verb?) as that night shaded into morning.

Logo sort of thing for a comics project of mine. 100% Illustrator, including autotraced inks.

Wait until Halloween to look at this one. *grin* I'm never in touch with the seasons.

There's a story behind this one, but I shan't tell it. All you need to know
is that maybe this dragon is one of my sisters. You don't even need to know
if that's an IC sister or a VR one.

Wolf ala Frank Miller's 'Sin City' comics. I called the file 'Sin Dog' because
'Sin Wolf' just sounds... stupid. Originally uploaded with a parodically
cutsey description, that none of the 'artists' I was parodying with it probably
understood. Darn.

Late-night quickie of a raccoon mage interrupted in the middle of casting a spell.
Things look so much better against a black background with an abstract shape
than floating in a white void, don't they?

This emerged from a rather lengthy discussion in Furry's Studio de l'Artiste about abstraction, meaning, messages, and the like. I pointed out that the message of much furry art is simply 'I like to draw naked fox-women', then realized that's a dandy title for a quick image.
I spent about ten minutes on it, from ballpoint pen scribble to digital tones. The ironic part is that I _don't_ really like to draw naked fox women. Oh well.

Not quite the usual: a somewhat dark-elfin anthro scorpion encountered when I should have been sleeping, and drawn for the sheer novelty.

Inspired by my room-mate's face, vague memories of 'Impossible Mission', but mostly by the desire to draw a huge, funky robot.

Seeing too many furry-Powerpuff attempts made me do this a while back. I remembered its existance, and scanned and colored it.

Their heads are STILL too small, honestly.

Caring about every single pixel is a dying art. Unfortunately this was done in a non-square pixel aspet ratio (NTSC, to be precise), so it's a bit squat...

This one _was_ drawn in square pixels, so enjoy. Smaller than the thumbnail!

Ashtoreth as the Empress of the Universe, Or At Least A Goodly Portion Thereof.

Portrait of the artist as a happy dragon.

'Who put the bom in the bombomdiddleyebom?' - Bently Rhythm Ace. This raccoon probably doesn't know, but she can dance to it...

Japhet in the middle of something dark.

Another brooding picture of a female raccoon. This one's semi-goth.

Raccoons aren't as cute and cuddly as some might think. Not all of them.

This one proves that even back in '97, I was subject to Big Hand Disease.

It's one of Paul Defenbaugh's characters, a blue raccoon named Rosalie, and I drew her with a few touches deliberately borrowed fro his style. Pen and ink; colored pencil. He has the original.