NEW FOR APRIL 2008
Senya Ceilo'Te looks uncharacteristically pensive here as she models yet another costume design.
Inked on white paper. March 2008.
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NEW FOR APRIL 2008
I was particularly pleased with this skunk archer. I sketched him using a brush pen while riding in a car, so the strong layout and action impressed me.
Inked on white paper. March 2008.
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Zeal Sharpclaw is a fantasy-medieval character, so I experimented with her costume to make her both appropriate to the period and able to move freely.
Inked on white paper, then colored in marker. December 2007.
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NEW FOR MARCH 2008
I like to draw cartoon animals. I had been drawing many humans at the time, so I opted for an anthropomorphic rabbit. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Inked on white paper. December 2007.
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After doodling my coyote, Trevor Droll, I tried a background of different hashes. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Inked on white paper. June 2007.
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NEW FOR MARCH 2008
After doodling my Canadian lynx, Zeal Sharpclaw, I decided to try the pattern technique of scribbles for the background. It worked surprisingly well, giving both an active background and making her stand out. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Inked on white paper. June 2007.
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I explored my coyote, Trevor Droll, and discovered that I do not like to draw hats. Since I intend for the character to wear one, this might be a problem. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Inked on white paper. May 2007.
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My Canadian lynx, Zeal Sharpclaw, enjoys gusts of fresh air. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Inked on white paper. May 2007.
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I probably just felt like drawing a goofy expression when I drew this image of a puzzled -- possibly dazed -- Zeal Sharpclaw. That or I was feeling this way at the time. If that is the case, then I wonder what triggered such a reaction! This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Red mechanical pencil on white paper. April 2007.
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NEW FOR MARCH 2008
Upbeat music helps pass a slow bus ride and it can put me into a dancing mood. Since a moving bus is not a great place to get up and dance with abandon, I can settle for letting my pencil capture movement for me. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Graphite mechanical pencil on white paper. April 2007.
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NEW FOR MARCH 2008
I do not draw my characters enough. During a moment of lamenting this, I sketched Lillian Lighthare. Not wanting to get too involved on a small sketch drawn on the bus, I left it incomplete. This is one of my "bouncy bus ride doodles".
Graphite mechanical pencil on white paper. April 2007.
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Lillian Lighthare is a fantasy-medieval character, but her costume reflected my laziness more than the appropriate period. This image reflects some actual research in an attempt to fix that, though I still took some liberties to make her design manageable for drawing her frequently in a comic.
Inked on white paper. February 2008.
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Lillian Lighthare smiles for the viewer.
Inked on white paper, then colored in watercolor. November 2007.
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This picture of Zeal Sharpclaw is the e-mail link image on my main page.
Inked on white paper, then colored in marker.
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Anthropomorphic raccoon Le Main and anthropomorphic rabbit Lillian Lighthare make a beautiful couple... just in time for St. Valentine's Day.
Inked on white paper, then colored in pencil. February 2005.
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Anthropomorphic red fox Senya Ceilo'Te swirls and twirls during a dance.
Inked on white paper, then colored in pencil. January 2005.
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Ewww... what is that? It's Cupid Zeal! She does look pretty scary, doesn't she?
Inked on white paper, then colored in marker and pencil. February 2003.
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Lillian Lighthare and Le Main form my most romantic couple among my characters.
Drawn in black ink on white paper, then colored marker.
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Anthropomorphic Canadian lynx Zeal Sharpclaw gets into the spirit of Halloween by dressing as the Grim Reaper.
Drawn in ink on white paper, then colored in marker. October 2004.
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Red fox Senya Ceilo'Te is one of my prettier and vainer characters. I suspect that red foxes are popular partially because of their striking colors.
Inked on white paper, then colored in pencil.
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Anthropomorphic coyote Trevor Droll regards his audience with a wicked grin.
Colored pencil on white paper.
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Lillian Lighthare and Le Main make a nice couple.
Colored pencil on white paper.
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Galena is an excellent guardswoman and not someone to anger.
Inked on white paper, then colored in pencil.
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Awww... Is Zeal not the very picture of pathos? She can look very pitiful when she wants to.
Inked on white paper, then colored in marker.
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Zeal Sharpclaw is so often a cartoon representation of me that the fact she is first a separate character can be overlooked. So, here she plays with magic, something I certainly cannot do.
Inked on white paper, then colored in pencil.
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German shepherd-husky Chory Jorov and raccoon Le Main attack their one-time friend, the coyote Trevor Droll, after he tried to attack Le Main's wife, the rabbit Princess Lillian Lighthare.
Inked on white paper, then colored in marker and pencil.
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Lillian Lighthare, Zeal Sharpclaw's best friend, enjoys a bouquet in the wind for a midnight snack in the gardens.
Inked in black on white paper, then colored in marker and pencil.
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AVAILABLE AS A PRINT:
Chory Jorov and Senya Ceilo'Te stroll a fair together. Is Senya making a sneak tickle attack on Chory or offering him a playful rebuke for some comment? Only they know!
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