Sequences

Grandma always told me that the secret to her world famous stew was to get locally grown organic carrots. Originally done for the Transfur donation drive.

Page 4 of 4 Commission from Dragoniade here: http://dragoniade.deviantart.com/ "Dragoniade had it all. Then one day he's turned into an orca and he's about to find out that being an orca... is harder than it looks. It's a 20, 000 league comedy. Dragoniade is: The Orca. Rated PG-13"

(5 of 5) The short version: A top secret project deep in the Egyptian desert goes horribly wrong. The long version: Project squirrel is a research project by a conglomerate of companies and research institutions. The goal is to solve the world's energy problems by harnessing inter dimensional energy. This is done by creating a bridge between our reality and an alternate universe: the reality gate. This gate however is highly unstable and leaks a tremendous amount of radiation that molds ...

This time we have my good friend spiked forgetting his dates and getting em all mixed up! Happens to us all. Commisioned by Dinofan.

Oldish TF sequence that was done for practice! :)

A four page sequence I collaborated on with Newenglander (who did the writing, panel breakdowns, and monologue). Parts of it are a little older, but I still like it. It's meant to fit in with my old gator girl pics, but because it's so different stylistically, I kept them separate.

Commission for Emil Wolf. A French Soldier patrolling the Sahara Desert comes across a holy artifact and then stuff gets serious! 6/6 Complete! The changes are finally finished! The new soldier holds his sword high, ready to challenge those who'll stand in his way.

03/?? That's put the Latin hat on it. No going back now... Inks, letters and finishes by me, from pencils by Oren Otter.

Commissioned by Kyridos for crow week

I got a request from someone (you know who you are) to be TFed werewolf-style, but I wasnt sure exactly what kind of werewolf they were looking to be; Athro wolf, Nonmorphic wolf, or crazy feral best wolfman. I went for #3. Decided to take a test of the sequence mechanics on the site. I think I might stick to one-shot images >v>