While I would hardly classify this as "graphics", I just wanted to toss this up here for you to have a look at, since I'm sure you want to see what you've paid for

So, for your veiwing enjoyment, I give you- The Staring Llamas





I've also been working on a canvas- my first one since I got out of art school. Instead of oils I've been playing with acrylics for various cost and health/ventilation reasons. Acrylics these days are simply very cool, once you get used to 'em. At any rate, after a lot of pain, I'm finally pleased with my result, so I'd like to show it off.

Lookin good hon,

Those make a really nice stone effect with the background coloring you have used.

Awesome. The acrylics look great...

Money's tight right now, but I'll be interested in purchasing some of your work during the fall...

FREAKIN AWESOME.

Now if only you had a Thylacine in the that second style.....



Really great work Fury.

Ya know, Thy.... a Tazzy Tiger would be *right* up my alley for that. In other words, I'm (very) interested- are you?

For Puck and anyone else interested, I'm currently saving my pennies for one of these babies- Epson Stylus R1800 (will print on watercolor paper, with inks that are archival up to 200 years- and of course prints the much sought after 13x19 print). Soon as I can get my hands on one, I'm gonna bust the prints wide open. They'll be genuine archival, signed and numbered limited editions, too.

Sweet...

Mmmmmmm. Looks like I am going to have to start saving my pennies too.
Color me interested.

Looks great, Fury...can't wait to get Dad's reaction to the piece. Llama's don't have a habit of striking majestic poses, but you've captured the personality and the feeling very well.

The Elk, though...THAT's dynamic.

Oh, wow.....

That is just......wow. Especially the elk. Very nice work.



Really? That'll be sweet. I can see I'll be redecorating about then.