Mountain leopard

Another pic from Further Confusion 2008. Colored pencil on Canson paper.

Another commission, Salem & a couple of friends as characters from "The Great Gatsby." (don't ask) Referenced from a movie still, done in pen & ink with Prismacolor markers.

Greenies

A couple characters from a novel I wrote last year. (these are the bad guys). Markers with digital background color.

Another illo from the extinct bird article. I forget what the name of this one is, but it's related to pelicans.

A picture from the cover of a comic released at Anthrocon. Jack Salem's occational partner-in-crime, Harpy. Looking a lot more noble and intelligent than she actually is. Done mostly in Prismacolor pencils, with some ink and paint.

Heels

From FC 2008, based on some picture I found in a fashion magazine. I could never wear high heels, myself. Watercolor.

A colored illustration from Game of Kings.

An illo from the new story I'm working on. The final version will be toned in greyscale. Sometimes what looks like an easy target is anything but...

Although I hadn't intended it that way, this image ended up being my 2006 Christmas card. The Lynx really isn't going to eat the cardinal, despite the latter's apprehensive look.

One of my FC 2006 peices. Trying to find color photos of marlins online resulted in seeing a lot of dead fish and happy fishermen. Done in animation 'cel' format of ink and acrylic paint on acetate.

A gift picture for a generous patron. 6 mustelids, some real, some fanciful. Done in acrylic paint & ink on acetate.

A very happy nighthawk with her eggs. Yes, the feet really are that dinky. Photoshop coloring over a scanned ink drawing.

A picture from AC last year-- some nighthawks and nightjars. Done mostly in markers.

While I was on Christmas vacation I got a book featuring all the parrots of the world. This is an anthro version of one of the world's most elusive and endangered birds-- the Australian night parrot.

Another peice from FC that I forgot to upload yesterday.

Re-uploaded after some background corrections. A plum-headed parakeet thinks the palm cockatoo is being a little too nosey.

A test to see if I've got this upload process right after not updating for so long. This is Jack Salem, Harpy and a couple of anyonymous victims, from the AC 2004 art show.

I had a lot of fun working on this peice. Various extinct predators. The scale is probably not accurate down to the inch, but is reasonably accurate. Clockwise from top left: Hyenadon, short-faced bear, Andrewsarchus, marsupial lion, powerful kangaroo-rat, marsupial sabertooth, thylacine, and smiladon. I know there's specific scientific names for some of these, but I don't feel like dragging out my books to get the exact spellings. Done in markers, ink & colored pencil.

My totally fangirl homage to Jeff Lynne (of ELO, The Move and the Traveling Wilburys). Done mostly with Prismacolor markers. Also peiced together from a bunch of different scans. I really wish large size scanners didn't cost thousands of dollars. Lyrics copyright 2006 by Jeff Lynne, ect ect.

Ranger Harrell

Another character from the novel, this time the good guy. Markers with digital background color.

Usually I don't like most of the pictures I do at cons, but this one actually came out reasonably good. A caracal goes "glomph" on an unlucky bird. Done at ConiFur a couple years ago.

A sketchbook drawing for Skorzy, done a few years ago at AnthroCon. Usually I hate how my con sketches come out, but this one wasn't too bad.

A Black Spiral Dancer from the latest online Rage expansion.

Another con picture, this time of David Hopkin's Drip running into one of my characters. Their exchange won't make any sense unless you're familiar with both our work, but hopefully the picture looks interesting regardless if it's understood or not.