30 Day (Personal) Monster Girl Challenge (December 2016)

Tiny announcement drawing of my Paradigm Chimera harpy, now named Grizelle.

I love working from printed reference.

I never finished outlining Grizelle's face - oops!

Older sketchbook work and Skully used as reference for Tourniquet.

2006 illustration (framed) and older sketches as reference.

Partial reference for my Moraunx warrior, Plybestra.

I used my Schleich Therizinosaurus toy to help me draw Atriaph's face.

Hurray for different body types! Shika Noriah (left) and Cobra Venom (right) are a couple.

Gavabu (left) and Gesarke (right) are rivals of sorts.

Nique (left) and her daughter Ceruliko (right) have been with me since the early 2000s.

First piece of fan art for the challenge: Demona from Gargoyles! 

More fan art: Lying Cat from Saga.

Hello, 2017. It's about time I started blogging again!

Starting off with some backlogged 30 Day (Personal) Monster Girl Challenge posts. I shared most of them to my Instagram, but I've included some extra progress shots. I certainly kept myself busy during December! I began at home and finished while visiting my family in California.

This was the perfect opportunity to explore my characters' appearances and stories, and to include some fun creature studies and fan art.

INKtober 2016, Day 9!

INKtober 2016, Day 9: Like a Kitten
9x12 Prismacolor / permanent marker on Crescent Rendr paper

Sketched in Prismacolor marker.

Kritchpaw is not amused.

Once again borrowing Dad's tiny netbook to reference my blog!

Kritchpaw hates being carried around like a kitten, but she lets Tailscuff do as he will more often than not. She cares for him like a brother, though others rarely see it.

Tailscuff was separated from his mother early. The epitome of a gentle giant, he is motherly at heart. He and Kritchpaw met when young. They were conditioned for pit fighting together.

I need to draw Maubork again to round out my primary KriMauTai crew! I think they're destined for a comics venture.