A mouse girl chats up Salem at a party. If she's smart she won't agree to go home with him. One of my AC peices; mostly markers & colored pencil.

Salem & Rolls Royce

A commission I did last year, referenced from a photo of the (movie) the Great Gatsby. Watercolor and some colored pencil & ink.

Another of the experimental watercolor peices, showing Jack Salem and his employer Simone. She's yelling at him for staying out all night again, and being too tired to take her out. It's probably better if she doesn't know what he's out there doing at night.

Monochrome Salem

One of my pictures from FC 2007, part of a series of photo-referenced watercolors I've been doing recently as a change from my usual stuff.

Another AC peice. Not much to say about this one.. just a griffin with a big'ol knife. Markers. My scanner washed the colors out pretty badly.

Cheesecake skunks. The picture was peiced together from several different scans, so there's some odd lines in it. Fun with a limited pallette.

A tiger in formal dress. Done in animation 'cel' format-- acrylic & ink on acetate.

An older picture. This is a scan of a color copy. The copy is much darker than the original, but unfortunately I never had a chance to scan the actual picture. Jack Salem runs into Nohar & Manny from S. Andrew Swann's book Forests of the Night. Swann has the original of this. Now if I could just talk him into doing more Moreau novels...

A proxy Rage CCG card I did quite a while ago, partly as an excercise while I was learning to use Photoshop. This illo will probably turn up again in one of the new expansions.

One of four experimental watercolor pictures I did for the AnthroCon art show. I virtually never use direct photo reference unless it's for something I absolutely can't draw (like a car), but for a change I decided to paint directly from some photos. All the photos from these pianting were from a Maxim Fashion magazine I'd gotten a few years ago for another project. The tiger parts of the picture, of course, I had to draw from scratch! The results are interesting, but I'm not sure how much I'll use this technique because it's too limiting. I do know for sure I'll never pick a photo to piant from with a bunch of dried leaves in it again!\r\n\r\n

Some werewolves fighting. Done for a friend a few years ago.

Sometimes it's really not a good idea to go walking in the snowy woods at twilight....

Zodiac Rabbit

Part of a group artist project to do all the animals of the eastern zodiac for FC 2008. I was born the year of the rabbit, so I got the rabbit. Watercolor.