
You should bring home a big gray leather-clad biker dude to show her just just to see what happens.


Face I did in Maya for Digital modelling. It's the bad guy from my Western storyboard sans hair. Made him look kind of like Lex Luthor...
Background for my Muzzle/beak animation done for painting class. Kinda makes me want to get it all cleaned up and coloured just to see how it would look...



Ninja Robot, drawn in honour of Igor's love for all things both mechanical and stealthy.
Cowboy of Barbaria for Steve and his affinity for Westerns and burly, axe-weilding Norsemen.

And just 'cause I wouldn't be the Kelly you all know and love without Ganondorf cheesecake, have some Ganondorf cheesecake. I'm trying to force myself to try different colouring styles, and this was like pulling teeth. I dunno, I barely got it this finished before I just got sick of it and decided it was as done as it was ever going to get. I'm thinking of using the lineart to do a better version sometime in the future.
I love love LOVE Ooccoo. She has that stubbly little fluffy chicken body and she gobbles when she runs... She's weird looking, but she's still the cutest little alien-headed chicken harpy I've ever seen.
Dag, yo. For a little three-foot imp thing Midna's got some serious boo-tay.
Yeah... the postman was a fun guy.
Character belongs to Livejournal's Rantingmule. I signed up for a character art exchange thing and got him this month. It was fun to draw, he's supposed to be this muscular, shaggy-haired, scarred, tattooed junkie, so basically the sort of thing I always draw when I'm left to my own devices. I had higher hopes for this picture, but it refused to turn out the way I wanted... so, meh. Did it over the course of an evening or two between bouts of sickly napping.
House/Wilson stuff, because someone told me they wanted to see more of it. And if someone tells me to draw something, it's usually pretty likely I'll draw it for them. Spent about twenty minutes on it.
Vega's great, he's my favourite Street Fighter character. I would (.... /have...) bought the games entirely for his presence in them. Played with the perspective in this one, but wasn't overly satisfied with the results. Meddled with the anatomy to the point where his abs kind of started to pudge out. I dunno, despite all that I'm not overly offended by the end product. About an hour or so of doodling this morning while I watched inane talk shows on CTV.
People say I should draw more women, so I tried my hand at one of those pink haired Elfen Lied things that always seem to be having their limbs torn off. Tinkered with it for a few hours but ultimately got bored of it and left it as it was.
Felt like drawing Sailor Moon.
Bryan said he likes Harley, so I drew Harley.
Hey! We're getting into the holiday season, aren't we? Time to start celebrating, Squiddums style!


We open with the little girl standing outside a TV salesplace of sorts, watching as the newscaster warns people that the zombie scourge has put the public on red alert.
Hearing footsteps behind her, she turns around to find herself face-to-.... belt buckle with a hulking tank-of-a-zombie.
Lucky for her he's a friendly zombie! The two go off to find a park to play at somewhere.
Unfortunately, the zombie plays too rough for the little girl, and she ends of on the bad end of many unfortunate playground mishaps. She tells off the zombie and sends him away, not wanting to be his friend anymore. He leaves, alone and dejected.
The zombie turns back to look at her one last time and sees that she is about to be hit by a truck! He runs into the road and pushes her out of the way just in the nick of time!
Unfortunately, zombies are not made of tough stuff. The zombie is left as a gooey pile of organs on the pavement. The little girl cries for the loss of her friend, but the trucker shows up with an idea...
Cut back to the park later that day. The little girl os on the swingset with the zombie, wrapped up in duct tape, pushing her. Fade to black and happy ending and all that jazz.One woman fighting for a dream where no one ever has to talk about their feelings and violence is still an acceptable solution to your problems.