I mixed Media peice I did for a Portfolio called "Music in Fur Minor".

My song chozen is "The Last Unicorn" by Jimmy Web.

Much of my inspiration was from the Unicorn tapestries.

This was done as part of a portfolio of Fox Lores.

It's King Septimous Fox VS Sun Wukong, the Monkey King from the ancient Chinese Ming Dynasty Epic "Journey to the West" (Xi You Ji).

3rd King Septimous Fox!

He is a 9 Tailed Hu Li Jing!

The Monkey King, Sun Wukong in his monastic/Monk Clothes.

Colored on Gray Pastel paper with markers & pastels.

Done for a Portfolio for Swandog. ^_^

It's the god Capricorn.

Commissioned Artwork of Gryphon Goally done in Mixed Media: pastel, Color Pencils, ink, and Graphic Markers, for Gryphons Soccer Team.

"Consoling My Brother"

Done with color pencils, and a special Multi color Pencil.

The Princess hurls Sun Wukong away with her Ru Yi Plantain fan, to another continenet.

Sun Wukong VS The fan Princess of the Firey Mountains.

They fights.

Design conveys fire without showing actual fire.

Wukong VS the fan Princess of the Firey Mountains.

Sun Wukong , the MOnkey King Confronts the Princess.

An Art Trade Done for a Friend: FishyBoner.

Soccer Gryphon 3 of 3

for a Bus Commission... soon to be finnished printing on a bus, very soon.

Figure 2 of 3, Colored

The Soccer Gryphon Commission.

Done for a Soccer Team's Bus, to be printed on their team's Bus.

Hand Drawn. (Graphite & Color Erase Pencils)
Digitally Colored (Adobe Photoshop)

Started in July. Finished in October.

Figure 1 of 3, Revised: The New Ball Version.

The Soccer Gryphon Commission.

Done for a Soccer Team's Bus, to be printed on their team's Bus.

Hand Drawn. (Graphite & Color Erase Pencils)
Digitally Colored (Adobe Photoshop)

Started in July. Finished in October.

Head of the Soccer Gryphon.

If you like this drawing, you can look at my Preproduction scans of thumbnails, for developements, and works in Progress, as well as the coloring in Progress, and Color Mock-ups, for the Bus design in my Scraps Gallery within my Deviant Art "Scraps" gallery:

http://blackunigryphon.deviantart.com/

Soccer Gryphon Figure 1 of 3
Part of a Commission for a Soccer Team in California to be Printed on 1 side of the Team's Bus.

This is my orginal version of it with the Original Ball. It will be edditted with a new prop/ball later in a revised version.

The white background was thought to better suit the figure, and any ideas for a Background went out the window.

Color Version

Art © Black UniGryphon 2004, Colin property of M. Carpenter.

This was a commission for M. Carpenter. The Horse's name is "Colin Catherson".

This peice was done in Color Erase Pencils, some ink too.

Rode Island Red Gryphon. This one also sold excellently at the Anthrocon in 2002 as well as online!

I actually colored it like the plumage of a Rode Island Red breed of Chickens, paticularly the cockerals (males).

This is my Flying Panda Version C. Noisey

This is my Flying Panda Version B. Blue

This is my Flying Panda. Version A.

This is a really old one.

This is my She-Wolf. Well, she's more of my inner wolf-dog. I hadn't realized that I didn't post this on VCL, so here she is.

This is a Chinese kind of god. It's referred to as a "Shou". (Sounds like the English word "show") "Shou" basicly means beast.

There's many kinds of Shou, and this one I've done as female. Most Shou are gaurdians.

"Yao guai" are the most common charecters in Chinese Mythology. A "Yao guai" is usually a kind of Imp or Demon which was an animal that had sucked the spirits and essence from the stars, Moon, Earth, Heaven, Etc. and Learned "The Way". (Dao)

Yaoguai are also kinds of ghosts and spectors, or even Zombies and Monsters.

All Yaoguai have an appetite for human flesh, or blood.

The most common type of Yaoguai in most stories are the Vixens and 9-Tailed Vixens (Female foxes) which are called "Huli jing". In most of these stories, the Hulijing changes her body into a human woman and seduces a virgin Male, usually a rich or powerful person or sometimes a Monk, and on the wedding night she will eat him.

The most common type of "Yao guai" (Demon/Imp/Moster/Spector)stories in Chinese Mythology are the "Huli jing".
Hulijing are Foxes (Vixens) and in most stories about the Hulijing involve it changing into a beautiful woman, and seducing a powerful or Rich Man, and on the night of the marriage she will eat him or suck his blood. In other stories, the Hulijing will hunger for Virgin Males, particularly Monks.

The background is an actual painting I made for an animation, but I reused it for this illustration.

The vixen was sketched in pencils, and the coloring was doen in Adobe Photoshop.

This is my Chinese Vixen Demon (Fox). They are called "Huli Jing" and are a kind of "Yao guai". The most common ones in Chinese fairytails are the 9 tails vixens. When I read "Journey to the West" these were the most offen fought demons of the Monkey King.

This is a repost of this illustration. It's larger to show better details.

It's a Tigress goddess. On her forhead is the Chinese word "Wang" which means "King". All tigers have this word on their heads. It's also my Married name. Yes! I am Kandice Wang

An Older Colored Version of My Tigress goddess.

I kinda like this version...

A Close up of an old version of this Tigress.

Note: She has the Chinese word "Wang" which means "King" on her head. All tigers have this word on their heads. It's also my married name.

I've sold many of these at Anthrocon and online. I'm reposting this picture in a larger size so it can be seen in better details.