Mad Scientist

Another one of my "Restrained Mental Patient to Werecreature". A hyena, shock and amazement. Anyway, I think Knarks is behind this. I hear maniacal laughter down inside the basement. Sorry I haven't uploaded anything in a while, I've been busy.

Dr. Knarks, I said help preserve the tigers, not turn people IN TO TIGERS! Geez, anyway, I don't think I've ever done a tiger for Transfur before, so I'm changing that now. Punk kid who thinks he owns anyone and everything finds himself in an awkward situation. Nasher better get out of there quickly before tiger earns his stripes, so to speak.

Commission for Shaytalis, involving her character Kaylee getting stuck in the machine she's working on and subsequently being given the opportunity to test it by some of the scientists. Needless to say, she isn't all that happy with them, even if the changes seem to suit her.

I think Dr. Knarks bit off more then he could chew this time. If he survives this, He'll probably be more careful about turning orcs into werewargs in the future. This werewarg doesn't seem to happy with the good doctor. Geez, Dr. Knarks should warn people BEFORE he injects them with his cocktails of torture. Anyways, enjoy Dr. Knarks getting his just deserts.

Ummm, what was I saying earlier about Dr. Knarks turning teenage girls into dogs down in my basement? O_o Anyway, she's one of the lucky ones. At least Dr. Knarks turned her into something cute. Besides, a Beagle can still be useful to his most evil and epic plans, whatever they might be. The not so good doctor just better be prepared to chase her out of the garbage. (I have a beagle myself, let me tell you, the nose knows.)

Wow! It's amazing what you find when you go through your art folders and files on your computer once in a while. I stumbled upon this design that I started... two years ago! Dr. Knarks' favorite pet wererat, Nasher, is finally finished. I certainly hope the good doctor will take it easy on me for being late with this. He's down in my basement right now... probably turning teenage girls into dogs or something. What was I saying? Oh yeah, here's Nasher, fully shaded and even a simple background.

BML Plastics & Manufacturing, Ltd. has rather unorthodox methods, but I can assure you one thing: synergetic relationships between products and markets are their top priority.

A lab experiment.

Apparently mixing cow genes with a fast working mutagen and nitroglycerin isn't such a hot idea, at least not if you don't plan on growing an udder :P