AC 2004! My first con! Wasn't exactly sure what to expect, but it was great, and I hope I can go again next year! Met a few people I knew, met a few new people, and in general had a good time. This here is the badge I made, showing me (Phoenix), and the character just about everyone seems to know me as (Terika).

The cold rain falls on the now-still battlefield, where hundreds have thrown themselves at their enemies, in service to their lords. The fields that rang loud with the sound of sword on shield now lay in silence. The mercenary Kesra stands amid the fallen friends and foes as she surveys the aftermath of the conflict, before returning to claim the gold offered for her service. Another bloody battle was over.

This was a particular challenge to do. Not only did I do an actual medieval 4-in-1 chainmail pattern, but getting the rain and fog looking right was incredibly difficult. I'm quite happy with the results, however.

I had to reduce the quality a little to fit the guidelines. There is a slightly higher-quality version on my other page.

Friend's character in one of my RPs. Amond, a truely evil serial-killer type. Also gifted with the ability to change genders in just a few moments, useful for hiding from investigators. As a note, I really need reference pics before trying to draw a new species.

From RP. Amond, this time as female, taking the skin of a victim. This isn't only a trophy; after a deal with a demon, she has aquired the ability to actually take the form of another person, if she wears their skin.

A commission for Draco :) That's him on the bottom. Big guy on top is Aratax, the same dragon as in the "random dragons" drawings (Yay, he has a name!). This was another fun one to draw :)

I had to eventually redo Aratax's look, now that I was doing a different mouth-style. I like the look.

This was a birthday present for a friend of mine, of her character (And her friends) engaged in one of the most dramatic battles of the campaign, helping a town with just 200 poorly-equipped millitia fend off an attacking hoard of over 500 well armed and violent bandit warriors, including the brutish kodiak bear who lead them. Was a vicious battle, but they managed to pull it off.

This is Kesra, a bounty-hunter, mercenary, warrior, or whatever she feels like at the time. And what she feels like at the time is almost always something violent, destructive, or otherwise unfriendly behavior. There's been a little confusion about this pic, but yes, it's a she. Female hyenas are just more "masculine" than the male ones.. :)

More hatch-shading, and it turned out good. And good-looking fur.. And even a bit of motion instead of the stupid static pose it was going to be originally. I'm happy with this one.

This is Celes, a silver fox character a friend played in an RPG I ran. Her typical hobby is to go around looking for wealthy individuals, put on the charms, and get an "invitation" back to their house... Since looting the place is SO much easier whe you're SUPPOSED to be there! Naturally, she doesn't stick around very long afterward. Though, this was all before she started associating with demons, which resulted in all sorts of interesting problems...

Celes was a friend's character in one of my campaigns. She used to be a fairly regular fox, but then managed to persuade a mage to do a few "modifications" in return for her services. She then spent the next week or so at home, trying out all the new parts quite thoroughly...

A quick (poor) pic I did of my friend Crocuta, leaning over the rail at AC. Posture is bad, especially his right arm (Was working against the edge of the page).

Cro having a rather rough time.

Practicing hatching for shadow effects. I'm not any good at it yet.

The nasty chaos demon that the players served in my demon campaign. Very mean, very twisted, very dirty (And I don't mean perverted. Though, yeah, that too). And completely chaotic. Screwed seriously with the local odds of probability. Could turn a sure thing into a sure failure, and could usually controll and benefit from it. Not surprisingly, they turned on him. Nasty, brutal fight. But fun.

Daniel, having climbed to the roof of an adjacent (And easily accessed) tenement, now judges the gap between him and the roof of a townhouse across the narrow street. He isn't sure exactly what's inside it, but anyone who can afford to employ multiple guards through the night must have something of value.. :)

I've been wanting to do this one for a while, now. Daniel (And the other characters from his setting) were all originally ideas I had when thinking of what I could do as a comic, and a scene like this was always something I had imagined for one of the begining scenes.

NPC from RP. Datic is a young, cute, often slightly silly little bat with the ability to rob fruit stands for all they're worth without ever being seen. Ever see a 3-foot-tall bat walking off with a watermellon bigger than his torso? Of course not! He is too sneaky.

My first ever commission! A deer merchant, sailing into town. This was a great chance to try quite a few new tricks I'd been wanting to try.

This thing popped into my head when reading up some stuff on Doom 3. Naturally, my mind goes to odd demonic critters :) This one is an unlucky wolf going through the slow (and painful) process of being changed into a demon.

A DenSec SWAT element stacked up on a pressure door, preparing to make entry durring a training scenario. From one of my SF settings. While they look nice and advanced now, they're actually pretty third-world by the setting standards.

Borrowed my friend's laptop, tablet, and demon-spawn critters to make this one. Wanted to try making a dark-and-spooky kinda picture. Unfortunately, it came across a couple problems. First off, it seems very dark pictures hate compression. I had to turn the quality way up to keep it from looking nasty. And second, everyone's computers have different brightness and contrast settings, and some image viewers even show them differently. So the picture may look washed out, or way too dark. All I know is that it looks fine on the computer I used, and compared to the others I did. Sorry if it doesn't show right on yours, though.

Incendax made a demon-spawn race called the djoreskians, and I immediately fell in love with them. So he told me to draw them, and I did. Not quite as good as his drawings of them (Need longer spines, I think), but it's neat. I'll have to draw more of them.

Did this to try pencil-work. Turned out much darker than I wanted :P

Looks fun, at least.. :)

Aratax sitting in on the dragons' council, and showing his disdain for another lord's proposal by rather crudely biting the head off his meal.

Three NPC dragons from the dragon campaign I'm running, and all friends of the PC. In fact, he's had sex with all three of them. And many, many more.

NPC from RP. This is a member of Aratax's elite guard, some 5000 of the best soldiers from his lands, clad in striking armor that truely makes them stand out above the rest. Arranged in a phalanx formation, even other dragons couldn't hope to engage in melee. This particular dralek is the general of the elite guard, as denoted by the golden bar on the horn-tabbard and rubies inset in his armor.

Crocus, the spotted hyena god of debachery and war. "She" (Herm, actually) is a very wild type, always indulging in drink, food, "company", or a good fight. Despite hir apparent lack of disciplin, she is very experienced in combat. In battle, sie fights as a raging berserker, a quality mirrored by many of hir followers. Many stories talk about hir fighting so savagely that hir weapon broke, and sie layed into hir opponents with hir bare claws and teeth. Sie is, however, a great tactician, epsecially skilled at skirmishes, hit-and-run raids, and ambushing. Oddly, the Solasrin lands, ruled primarly by hyenas and followers of Crocus, is considered one of the most civilized lands in the known world.

Tardis, the wolf god from the furry fantasy campaign I've been running. He's a warrior and great leader, and has a very noble air to him. He's considered a great example of feudal might and leadership, though he's also known to be a bit overly proud of his possition. Considering that the wolves are the dominant race in the nobility and leadership in the norsin lands, though, the pride isn't -entirely- out-of-place.

Thrasindi, the death adder, god of the dead. Despite the somewhat forboding title, he's considered one of the more benevolant and wise gods, and one of the few that has a notable following outside of his own race. Thrasindi acts as a guide for the recently deceased, guiding the deserving to a better life. He rarely acts to take lives, however, only acting when there is someone who needs to be removed from the world. Most feared, however, is his bite. His mortal kind have one of the more deadly poisons, but his beyond that of any natural poison, and it is said that his venom is able to completely destroy the body and soul of those he bites (Fortunately, there is not even rumor or myth of him having ever done so, as such is suppsoed to be saved for the most vile of beings).

Terika and Incendax, two of the nastier critters on Tapestries, and who now seem to be getting along fairly well. Figures the first pic I do of the two together is a little silly, but still appropriately gorey. Yay.

Was out of drawing ideas, so my friend suggested this. Seemed like a good idea to try, but I don't think it looks as good as the previous two.