monsters who desperately wish to have longer legs

One of these guys has something to say... evidently it's nothing substantial. 

2008: a record year!

20 posts? MADNESS!

more watercolor experiments

Getting red hues to look right with watercolors seems to be a bit trickier than colors on the cooler end of the spectrum.  One the fishy critter to the right they've gotten kind of muddy and gross... SOMEDAY I'll get this right!

dragon animals (dragimals? no. NO!)

I started off doodling up some rabbit heads and then gave the central one a body and a lumpy tail.  It probably would have ended up as a dragon if I didn't (apparently) get distracted by something shiny that I flitted over to so I could add it to my nest of gaudy trinkets. 

Again with the dodos! I don't know why I have such an affinity for goofy-looking animals.  I think maybe animals with obvious structural problems trigger some kind of nurturing instinct in me, e.g: THAT DOG BRED TO HAVE A SMASHED UP FACE HAS RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS; I WILL HUG IT

(though it was island tameness, and not its inherent wackiness that contributed to the demise of the dodo. SO WIKIPEDIA WOULD HAVE US THINK)

bear tracy

It's Smokey's world-weary older brother!

GOOD HEAVENS

Tweety, no!

things that are pretty neat!

http://www.davidhellman.net/blog/

This guy used to draw an awesome webcomic (at least, it's been on hiatus for a billion years or so) and since then has been working on artwork for a game, and there's a number of interesting posts about the creation process.  

http://jetpackbrontosaurus.com/

Well, some of you already know about my thoughts on dinosaurs! I think these people also made a game involving a velociraptor driving an ATV, which, well.  WELL THEN.