There are dogs that can dance. There are very few dogs, though, that can do the Shuka-Luka (whatever that is). Dee isn't one of these dogs, but he sure can mooove to th' groove! Yip-yeah!!!

A "promo" pic featuring Dee catching some air on one of them snakeboard, er, thingies. © 1997, 2001 Sean Alpha Bernard

A hare who looks like he's leading a revolution or something...

A leopard finds out the hard way about picking a race with a cheetah. Put me off drawing backgrounds, this one. :-(

A non-anthro Dobermann. Front legs came out a bit flat for some reason.

Yep, cats really do want to take over the world. Didn't you know that the upcoming movie Cats & Dogs is actually a film-doc!?! :-) (By the way this pic was drawn years before said movie was even heard of, so please don't go pointing and shouting 'FAN PIC! FAN PIC!' 'cos it ain't!)

A little insight into the story of Dee Mann, complete with some before/after profiles.

...Well he ain't too happy, that's for sure. Just to note that horses DO have canines! (Though they may be further back than that.)

We've finally migrated to Flash 5. YAHEY! Lots more new shortcuts to learn, a whole new set of ActionScript commands to memorise, a ton more quirks to get used to... erm, yes. Sarcasm aside, I'm actually starting to love this program. Once I can get my head around 'smart clips' and dot syntax, I suspect I'll love it even more. Anyway, the miffed horse 'Flash-ed' as part of an ActionScript experiment.

A bit of a reactionary pic this one, dedicated to the plight of the tiger.

A punky lookin' 'orse 'angin' roun' th' gaff, mate!

Oldie. Or at least I don't *remember* uploading this 'un before, anyway. ;-) Brave hare protects his friends.

A drawing based on a character that I had built and animated in 3D Studio DOS v4 years ago (without the extra gear, though). Dedicated to Paf and Dalia. :-)

Close up of a horse that I saw in a dream once...

An experienced ibex puts his young charge through his paces in scaling the higher mountains.

"We need to re-establish who's in charge here, pal!!!" Jack is Dee's owner, or at least was before the botched reincarnation. (Yep, groans all round from all who noticed!).

Colouring exercise. From cover of BBC Wildlife Magazine July 1999 (with the tagline 'The cat that eats your soul'; well it's certainly taken mine out to lunch for the past few months). I'll be honest here; I was mostly concentrating on the eye and trying to figure out how to colour in the shadows. It should have a bit more contrast than this.

Head shot of a rather snooty giraffe. Hm, yars.

Inspired by Shaolin Soccer, a mad film and a great laugh.

See KFF_HOSS description. First 'serious' attempt at cel shading. Coloured in Photoshop using mouse.

Another member of the LAPD, this time it is Lt. Koname. Cerebral, strict and hard-working while on duty, she is very sociable and fun-loving otherwise. Doesn't really show in this drawing, though...

Alsatian prepares himself for some chop-socky action. <mouths three words > "So! You think you can beat me? Hrmmph! Let's fight!!!" <mouth shut before last word heard> :-D

Another 'promo' image of the story I ditched. Basically it was about two lab animals who were part of an project launched by the military to use animals for covert operations by augmenting advanced mental skills into their 'psyche'. The rabbit was given the skills of computer expert and survelliance operator while the hare was a weapons expert who also happened to excel in unarmed combat (however useful THAT was going to be...). Anyway the two escaped and blah, blah, yackety-shmack...

Gah! Colour!!! Umm, actually this is one of a *few* of my pieces that I bothered to set my colour pencils loose on. You can see why I hardly do it! :-( This is a 'promo' pic for a story that I had began to write but ditched on account that the idea was a bit unoriginal. L2000 image © 1995 Sean Alpha Bernard.

My pathetic attempt at drawing from a photo (not directly copying, just trying to imagine what it would look like from a different angle).

Image based on a maasai warrior I met at Hell's Gate who guided us out of the gorge and then proceeded to tell us of his encounter with a lion. (The tale was so long and we got so engrossed that the rest of the safari group went without us, and we had to walk eight kilometers back to the entrance gate.)

Started drawing this during the flight back from Kenya. Only just(kind of)finished now. Horrible two weeks after returning to London. Don't really want to talk about it... :-(

Decided to have a go at drawing an anthropomorphic figure other than the cats, dogs, rabbits, horses and other ungulates that I usually draw. So I drew a spear wielding mongoose. 'Twas fun!

Re-applying anatomy after several tries of actually drawing real horses. Based a tad loosely on an Akhal Teke. In the process of colouring. Really, this time. Honest. ;-)

See description of 'muaythaihoss'. Told ya! ;-)