A quick B&W pic drawn 'cause a certain someone wanted to see what the alien kids in Eggs look like...


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Lunch with Flying Monkeys by ~Negaduck9 on deviantART

You do not want to be nearby when winged monkeys full of bananas fly overhead.

Lord Falterous from the '80s comic Tales from The Aniverse. It was a funny-animal space opera. Not great literature, but I liked it...


Lord Falterous by ~Negaduck9 on deviantART

You never want to get between this huge, hairy mofo and his caffiene fix.

I drawed while hopped up on pseudoephedrine. Funny thing, cold meds make me feel stupid and apathetc, but the few brain cells that remain online can focus on tasks that I'd normally find painfully tedious. I can actually get a whole lot done, albeit not very quickly. Today at work I made a big dent in my project of cataloging unlabeled boxes in ( Read more... )

After spending a few weeks revising the manuscript for that Oz story I've blogged about a few times before based on comments by a beta-reader, I'm about to send it to the publisher. I've changed the title from "The Benevolent Dictatorship of Oz" to "A Refugee in Oz." I like the first one better for it's snappy smartassery, but I have an idea it ( Read more... )

Got another Oz story building up in my mind. This one's current working title is "Imposters in Oz." Here's one of the characters; I won't say whether she's a title character or not.


Scraps? by ~Negaduck9 on deviantART

This is my first try with a shading technique Lar DeSouza (a longtime net.friend of mine and the awesome artist of Least I Could ( Read more... )

Over the past few years I've become more and more reluctant to draw human faces unless they are stylized in some way - anime, Don Martin, etc. However, I'm working on a project now that requires illustrations, and avoiding the ones that involve humans feels like chickening out ( Read more... )

I drawed a thing.


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Skirt peeks are annoyingly popular in fan art. Ooo, look at the butt cheek, tee hee! Whatever.Scraps, the Patchwork Girl from the Oz books, spends a lot of time doing cartwheels and walking on her hands. Yet there are precious few illustrations of her upside-down, and in the only one I can recall her skirt defies gravity, standing stiffly up to ( Read more... )

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