WillowSeeker

A lovely sunny-colored spirit dragon soaring through the sky.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Tiger.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Snake.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Rooster.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Rat.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Ram.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Pig.

One of twelve of my Chinese Zodiac series, the Ox.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Monkey.

One of twelve of my Chinese zodiac series, the Horse.

One of twelve in my Chinese zodiac series, the Hare.

One of twelve in my Chinese Zodiac series, the Dog.

One of twelve in my Chinese zodiac series, the Dragon.

I wouldn't go any closer. This werewolf looks hungry. You might be chewing on old bones of a past kill if you were starving too.

A more serious art style I've been developing. "Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all?"

Tobin, the wolf-taur warrior lives by one thing: "No man should break before his weapon." It seems the worst has finally happened. What should Tobin do?

A more serious art style I do in my personal time. Bald Eagle amongst the pine trees, just in time for Memorial Day.

A more serious art style I've been developing. Done in fine graphite lines in approximately 5+ hours.

This dragon just broke his chains of bondage. I fear for the life of who chained him up in the first place.

This is my official symbol that I mark all of my creative belongings.

I put together twin coy fish in opposite facing directions in order to present a sense of unity despite taking alternate paths in life.