Once I begin an image, I need to finish it SOON. If I don't, I will lose interest and never touch it again. That's what happened with this image, which is an illustration from the Aesop's fable, "The Owl and the Grasshopper." Besides, I really hate how the owl came out, so blah.

I recently did a series of Alice in Wonderland themed images in watercolor and india ink. Hope this is OK to upload, seeing as how it has a human in it ^_^

This is one of my favorite styles to work in. I have never seen anything done in this style before, though I am sure it is out there somewhere; until I see it, I am gonna happily claim it as mine. I need a name for it though . . . my website (NOT terzyfur.com) is going to be done like this. And yeah, that fox could easily snag those grapes . . . but what you DON'T know is that he twisted his foot, and can't jump. So they are still out of his reach. YAY PLAUSIBILITY!

A tropical species of iguana sits on a rock in the Galapagos islands. His gi-like robe is decorated with Bird-of-Paradise flowers, to remind him of his far-off tropical home. A companion piece to this, of an island iguana in a rainforest setting, is currently in the works. Markers and colored pencil on sketchbook paper.

Fanart for Kim Arndt, of the characters from her very funny and well-drawn comic, "Moondog". I chose this image because frankly, I am very pleased with the inking and composition, and I believe that I captured the characters well. This was inked with a #0 paintbrush and india ink, and colored with Trias and prismacolor pencils oin cardstock. It was alot of fun to do, and Kim liked it, too.

A not-so-psychotically happy Lyosha doodled in Painter. Got bored, so didn't clean it up. Hasta la vista, baby!

Happy birthday, Jeff! No, this isn't some kinky thing. It's tradition to draw on the bottom of Skorzy's feet at cons and watch him squirm. :D