I've seen the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, straving, hysterical, naked...

Allen Ginsberg rocks my socks ^^

Add the appropriate curves and you can make anything sexy.

An Ichneumon fly. Because you simply don't see those all anthropomorph'd all that often. Why she has boobs, I have no idea. Call it artistic license.

This was, of course, really not necessary.

You knew she was a Fight Club fan...
But you never thought she'd go this far.

Yeah, I know, I have violated the holiness that is a wonderful novel (and movie) by Chuck Palahniuk (and 20th Century Fox)...but dammit, it's not *that* bad.

Using it as advertising (oh, God, another violation *cringes*) for my weekly comic strip, located at http://www.geocities.com/dodgeqdart/, and updated every Monday. Go see it, I'll give you a Pop Tart and some soap from the Paper Street Soap Company. Go on...

This started out as an angst picture (BEWARE THE CUTE ANGST) and somehow turned into a bizarre interpretation of the song by REM.

C'mon c'mon no one can see you try...

I don't tend to worry 'bout the things that other people say
And I'm learnin' that I wouldn't want it any other way
Call me crazy, but it really doesn't matter
All that matters to me is she...

Ha, that was incredibly unnerving, actually.

Incense and Peppermints, one of my few same species couples, done in an attempt at a Peter Max style that just ended up looking weird.

Crayola is my friend. Meet Incense & Peppermints, my yiffy skunk (with names like that, what else would they be?) couple. Colored in crayon to get their schemes down because at the time I lacked anything else to color them with. Steff needs to work on anatomy, no? I&P (c) me, with credit given to Strawberry Alarm Clock for their names.

So, a long time ago, when the world was fresh and fertile...okay, not that long ago, but some time ago, when I first discovered that there was a fandom for the critters I tended to draw, my original fursona was one called Stefferret. After some time, I realized that I'm really nothing like a ferret at all--they're hyper and bouncy, and I'm...rock-like. Anyway, thought I'd drag up and revamp my old furry self for one last hurrah before I put her back in the box.

"For some reason I bought a bunch of index cards. For the life of me, I can't figure out why" or "Why, yes, I do conbadges!"

Labinnah the striped hyena is the intellectual property of her creator.

There's a destination a little up the road
From the habitations and the towns we know
A place we saw the lights turn low
Jig-saw jazz and the get-fresh flow
Pulling out jives and jamboree handouts
Two turntables and a microphone
Bottles and cans and just clap your hands and just clap your hands

(((folks, I don't know how to draw a mix board...I'm too lazy to look it up. JUST BEHOLD THE CUTENESS, DAMMIT.)))

Drawn simply to try out the rain effect in Photoshop.

He could use the pick-up line, "Hey, baby, wanna see my frog?"

My lesbians aren't exactly of porn star quality, but they're adorable anyway.

Heh. Cat-wolf Soup =p

My half of an art trade with Becky Sparks, of her charcter Jade Devine (how can you resist drawing a green punk hyena?)...she did an awesome rendition of my fursona, TabbieWolf! Jade is (c) Becky Sparks, art (c) me, if ya couldn't guess.

Jenna & Lucien, snuggling in bed. My birthday present for the 'coon this year. Behold, I cannot use watercolors!

Jenna & Lucien belong to the marvelous Brent "Mariner" Bowser, whose art can be seen here on the VCL as well as in his fabulous comic, "Carried By The Wind", viewable at http://www.carriedbythewind.com

"Like most other girls, Jenny Wren could sing...but a broken heart took her song away..."

Jenny is a Carolina wren, looking snazzy in her Paul McCartney (go grab his new CD, darnit!) tour shirt.

The darling Joseph (who is a FOX, by the way, not a wolf), posing somewhat hesitantly in his undies. This picture was done mainly as a reference to his build (yes, he's a little chubby) and color scheme -- quite cute, don'tcha think?

This is what my brain does when you let it do whatever it wants and it's not horny.

Joshua and Serendipity, dancing the night away. Josh is being very out of character here, he’s typically a paranoid hypochondriac workaholic. “It’s almost like being in LOVE!” Lately I have been doing backgrounds such as this a lot, I think it’s just because I don’t want a white background, but come on, it’s pretty spiffy.

And yeah, she's a reptile, so she doesn't have breasts...but she's got hair. I confuse myself sometimes.

“Jersey, represent!” This is a character concept for about three different comic strips I’m writing in no particular order. His name is Elvis, or as I like to refer to him, The Joysey Fawx. He’s a simple fellow, like any other late teens/early twenties guy, and he’s either sharing a house with a bitchy cat and a fat raccoon, sharing a dorm with a human, or on his way across country as a hitchhiker in the back of a Volkswagen Bus with a destined kitty and a horny chihuahua. And please don’t think I’m making fun of people from New Jersey by saying “Joysey”...I was born there, afterall.

Commission. It's not often you see a raptor in socks.

Jym and Tetra are copyright their players.

Kanchi used to be a robot from a popular anime. He is now a funky lizard guy.

Line art and lizard design is mine, concept and coloring job belongs to Will "Damn you, Gibbons!" Newell, Kanchi's robot form is copyright the people who make FLCL (and it's not seen here, but I give credit where credit's due).

And this is what happens when you cross a kangaroo with a bat!

A idea stolen--er...borrowed! from a lovely chimera =^.^=

An answer to the question that's been plaguing mankind for eons: "What happens when you cross a kangaroo and an armadillo?"

Okay, maybe some questions shouldn't be answered.

The lovely kangadillo belongs to her creator =)

Old work, recently rediscovered, finished, and scanned.

Katie the raccoon and Elvis the fox, on the road. I can't draw cars (it was supposed to be a Volkswagen bus, could you tell?), and the proportions are off (the bus is waaaay off in the distance, I swear), and the coloring could be better, but I still rather like it.

This was actually drawn ages ago, inspired by a "Kiwi Show Polish" commercial.

Yeeha!

We were married for a year one night...

This actually required a lot more effort than one might think.