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

Scratch (On left) and a random furry NPC (on right), dancing at a rave durring a break in the action. Randomness.

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).

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.

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.

Trying to figure out the way to draw better mouth-structures for Phoenix and Terika. I like the middle one the most, even if it has some flaws.

A very nasty NPC, Graden is a violent, bloody type, who loves shredding and eating people, and doing dirty, dirty things with them as he does it. Practically a furry Terika, minus the power. Not surprisingly, a player summoned him into the world, and got to deal with the fun of that one...

Not exactly furry, but it goes with the SF setting, and I've had far too many people look at it and exclaim "Puppy!" This "puppy" is actually a Striker ACS (Autonomous Combat Shell), and older model ACS previously used by the US armed forces. First-world countries typically use ACSs instead of bioform (Biological, iee. human) troops, as being both less costly in manpower, and more reliable and effective.

RP character. Scratch was a human who had various modifications done (Head strucual realignment, tail-graft, and dermal nano-virus modification) to resemble an anthro cat. She is also crazy. Not legaly, perhaps, but she likes to play up the cat side, and has no real concept of the consequences of her actions. Impulsive is far too mild of a word. And they gave her automatic weapons.

Another character from my unfortunately short-lived SF campaign. Gizmo is a Techo, an advanced mechanical/electrical repair bioroid derived heavily from geckos, and about 3 feet tall. They're somewhat obsolete, however, being replaced by more advanced repair robots like the one behind him, and by micro repair hives and other adaptive swarm systems.

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.

Gria talking with her master, Onyxia. As you can see, he is still fairly young, and therefor not too much larger than her.

This is Onyxia. No, not the one in World of Warcraft. Yes, he is named after her (And yes, HE). Don't blame me, it's my friend's character! :> Made for my dragon-campaign. Onyxia is pretty reckless but very effective character. How reckless? His favored tactic is a full-speed ballistic drive and sharp pull-up to slam into a vulnerable enemy (He hit a mage like that once. Left a nice stain). Also demonstrates the strength of the GURPS system in general; his most effective initial attack is a pounce/tackle, grapple, and close combat, rather than just the basic, repetitive attack, attack, attack...

When I started up my dragon campaign, I wanted to show off the size of all the creatures. Here you can see dragons, in four stages of growth (The human-sized hatchling, adolescent, adult, and t-rex-sized ancients), as well as (From left to right) male graget, makel (Giants), dralek (lizardment), female graget, gnoll, human, ogre, and gargoyle. And this is relatively few sapient species for a fantasy campaign...

A random dralek (lizardman) servant who has apparantly displeased his master. My first real attempt at doing a more realistic mouth structure for reptile-like creatures, which I stuck with for a while before figuring out how to get them looking right (It gets better, really)

An NPC from an RP campaign, Kish is rather on the dim side, but also rather overactive and even occassionally silly. Still, he is very useful, particularly as a messenger and scout.

Gria, a gnoll, off hunting while she isn't serving her master (A dragon). From an RP campaign I'm running.

The first real drawing of the character Lightbringer, from a SF story I'm working on. Believe it or not, she is technically human... Albeit, a human who has had a substantial amount of bio-modification surgery to appear as she imagined herself.

The front page of my first true sketchbook, and a bit over a year old as of this posting. I just wanted to show off the book's owners; Me, Phoenix, and my demon, Terika. And yeah, I am probably the only person who could get away with lounging on Terika like that!

These are just some concept/design sketches for a project I'm contemplating. Top is the TAL-30 assault rifle (With suppressor and grenade launcher, just to show its accessories). Despite looking quite nice by modern standards, it's considered in the same way the AK-47 is now; a third-world weapon, outdated, but very rugged. On the right is Joseph, an ex-special-ops bioroid. On the left is Keres, a "ghost" (Someone, in this case human, who's had their brain uploaded into a computer), with a fairly advanced (And incredibly expensive) cybershell body.

Cro decides to go on the offensive and hunt down Terika. He's got good tactical ability, and nice equipment, but I have the feeling he should have brought something a little more powerful than an MP5. Like a howitzer.

Yep, very messy. These two tend to be that way.

Tradick LIKES playing rough! Looks like this other fur doesn't mind too much, either.

Tradick might look nice sometimes (At least, when the wings and horns aren't there), and he can even act very nice at times, but he rather delights in causing problems. He's definately evil. Maybe not the Terika level of torture-and-kill kind of evil, but a more subtle kind. Seduction, betrayal, fraud, and other more subtle methods. He just likes to screw around a lot in the process :)

Two of my friend's characters. On top is Terideth, who durring his "adventures" became first part-dragon, then part-demon, then had lots of bad things happen to him. On bottom is Defiler, who used to be a mortal being (Despite dying a few times) that killed the original Defiler and became a minor god... They're both pretty warped, enough that they're both really enjoying this.

...And this actually happened in one of my campaigns. I love my friends :>

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.

Found this old drawing of Terideth, so I finished it up and colored it. It seems rather lacking to me, though. Simple layout, no background, and a lot of wasted space. Oh well, the drawing -was- well over a year old, anyway...

Finally got around to coloring this one for my friend. Kinda simple, but I like having all those characters.

Silly little pic of Tradick screwing him/herself. I got bored and colored it up real quick one night.

Uplift light infantry engaged in a firefight on Bagrin.

Mono-weaved armor. Adaptive camoflauge. Integrated thermal and light-amplification sensors. Networked fireteam datalink. 5.5mm caseless electrothermal automatic rifles firing sub-caliber armor-piercing tungsteen darts. Truely state-of-the-badass-art.

Part of the reason for creating this whole setting was that I was tired of all these TV shows and movies with ultra-advanced civilizations... Which had ground armies that would get their asses handed to them by a bunch of boot-camp drop-outs. I wanted to make sure these guys would actually pack a punch.

For some reason, I felt like drawing a stereotypical pinup pose. And for some reason, I ended up making it really tricky to color, with reflections, back-lighting, and light-flare. But I had fun with it :)