Jodi, you're the second person who mentioned the eyes of the horses. Thanks for the compliment. Hopefully some day you'll be able to have land with a horse again.

Hunter, that is some great work. I would not have known her, but I always thought Tiger Shark was pretty cool!

Flavio, that Eden scene got some cool work to it. I tried water colours years ago, but found it really akward, kind of thinking in reverse.

Andrew, the little beard/wiskers on the bottom of the cat makes me think he's a wizard polymorphed into a black cat. Kinda cool!

And Bill I think you've really captured a cool mid-air scene. It 's not easy to get all that into one scene, but you seemed to have nailed it good!

Here's another sketch I'm working on...They're Grrrrrreat!

I haven't posted in a long time, but I finally come up with a page I am happy with for the project I am working on. I wrote a short story that I want to illustrate, for my own enjoyment, and I decided it would be a fun exercise to draw it 'silent', sort of "Critical Error" style, just to see if I can do it and to practice visual storytelling. This is a page from the beginning of the story...I wanted to practice drawing the character(s) in the landscape and to develope the setting...hope you like it! Also, I lurk here every day to check out the cool stuff everyone else is doing - always one of the favorite parts of my day. Thanks to everyone for sharing your work with us!

Bergkvist: I love your X-Men and Conan.

And JODI, thank you .

I drew this today. First time I picked up a pencil in 2 years. I am happy with it. It is an Italian character named Spektral. I am supposed to do a Shadowflame crossover with him. :)

Thanks JT. I am going blind in my left eye,. So it makes drawing a little difficult as I have to keep that eye closed and I get headaches. So anything more than 20 minutes is rough. That is the reason why other people will be drawing Shadowflame and Ripperman from now on. I can do an occasional pinup or cover, but 24 pages is too much.