Yes, I would love to see the old art.

I am always down for old work like that.

Yes of course - post it all

Heck yeah! Historic furry art definitely has value. It's good to have things up for their historic as well as their amusement value.

I'd love to see oldies but goodies!

Yes post it always great to see your Art

I'd like to see it.

Yes, I'd love to see it!!

I mean, sure, if you're comfortable sharing it.

This amateur anthro-historian (and fan-shaggy) says "YEP!"

Definitely a yes. Anything you're comfortable with, of course.

Yes, show it off!

Oh yeah.

I'm all for seeing that.

Sure, of course I'd be interested in seeing them.

I'd really like to see it.

Always interested in your work.

I'm actually curious, who would you cite as your major influences in the realm of comics?

Of course there is quite some interest!!

Yes, absolutely!

You are one of the OG Furries, one of the "founders of the fandom" as it were. Your work was one of the first furry comics I ever read, and I was caught; hook, line and sinker!

I've never looked back in regret, save to wonder where some of those artists went. So yes, I for one would definitely appreciate seeing it!

By all means, go ahead. Why let old work gather dust, if there's people who'd like to see it?

Definitely. Anything you don't think is up to snuff, you can put in scraps and let people decide for themselves.

Yes! Please! .and if you like, mayhap a rework/re-release of the old Emma EDF T-shirt?

As the artist, I feel it's your prerogative. I personally would love to see, and you never know how it might inspire or motivate a novice artist to see how those they admire began - or how their favorite works crystalized into their final form.

I think it would be a fascinating insight into the history and development of what came forth. Your works constitute a hefty stone in the foundation of our organized fandom.

Count me in!

Certainly!

Of Course. But then again, I do the same thing.

Would like to see them. Don't dump them all at once, just post them. Maybe stuff like the world building of the birthright EDF universe. Coming up with the characters, settling on their characteristics, etc.

I would utterly and completely ADORE seeing all your old art, everything from back of the napkin sketches to the most gorgeous unposted finished works.

Heck yeah! DO EET!

I'd certainly enjoy seeing anything you post.

Don't hold back, sir.

Yes, please.

Actualy I would rather enjoy seeing some of the old artwork.

Absolutely would love to see it.

I'd like to see that, yes!

Just label it as "Old Work" or something like that and maybe tell a story (if you can remember) about each piece.
Would love to see it!

You're SERIOUSLY Old-School, bro., so most of us here probably haven't seen the vast majority of your work, so it'll all be pretty much new to us... Y!##'n A-, dude, lot of furries probably weren't even BORN back when you were -THE- name in furry art. For those of us who WERE around back then, it'll still be a neat nostalgic trip.
Go For It!


...but that's just my opinion.

I'd love to see your old stuff for sure!

Please post it. Art has no meaning if it isn't shared.

YES

If your are comfortable with this, then go ahead and post them.

Yes, I have been wanting to have you re-do a pair of large character sheets you did in '88 that were lost in a fire. the sort of style/clothing you did then might be different now, so I have to look t the old work to get it right.

thousands of pages lets gooooooooooo

I, for one, love seeing sketches. It's a chance to see the artist's mind ticking over through their hand. By all means post them.

Mix it with new stuff.

I'd be 100% seeing older unpublished stuff of yours posted! I don't think it's really "resting on your laurels" if it's never been posted in the first place. And hell, even if it is published- a lot of your stuff is incredibly hard to find now.

I am curious, at the very least.

Absolutely yes!

I'd enjoy seeing it, too. Feel free to post older stuff.

Maybe if you let it "trickle out" at a slow (but steady) pace, you wouldn't feel that you're relying on them. And you'd generate ongoing interest, especially if you added stories about back when you drew that piece in the post description.

This was along the lines I was thinking... if old art was posted with stories of why it is of particular interest, who it was for, where it sits amongst other artwork etc.

I'd love to see more of your work. Pretty much memorized Albedo, Birthright and Fusion. New old content would be wonderful.

I'd really enjoy your sharing and preserving your wonderful early work.

Heck yeah. Random stuff feels a lot more genuine than all the targeted social media crap.

Mike Kazaleh has been releasing a lot of old doodles for a while and I'm really enjoying it.

Oh yes, everything you're willing to post, please!

Yaay - I'd love to see it!

I'm always glad to see you're still here, Pat. <3

Please don't let envious remarks discourage you from sharing those works. Your approach to drawing anthros has some unique qualities that I try to achieve in my own works and I'd be very curious to see more works by you - even better if they are older works that show how your develop ideas and how your style evolved. For every ignorant fool that snipes about that there are hundreds of fans of your work that would love to see as much of it as possible.

As I mentioned above, bring on the old art I’d be very happy to see it.

If the old art was posted with stories of why it is of particular interest to you or who it was for, where it sits amongst your other artwork (maybe growth or chronographically) or any other interesting tidbits... this adds to the artwork and makes it a part of the whole great story which is that of one of the original and greats of this community. As others have mentioned, you are one of those whose art helped many of us discover this whole anthropomorphic world of art and stories.

Well, of course! I'd love to se that.

I would love to see. Old work!

I do like your art, and getting to see more would be nifty!

Yes please.

I believe, without a doubt, that any of your works that hasn't seen the light of day would be of great interest especially since you're one of the originals of the community. ^^

please share it! if you feel its of an older style make sure you add in description of when it was from

Always glad to see your postings, and seeing old sketchs is great.

Please do! Always glad to see more of your work.

That would be awesome!

The first piece of furry art I bought was one of your prints. I would love to see your early work, even the practice sketches!

Yes definitely, it would be historic and fun to see part of where our fandom came from ! :)

"would there be interest in diving deep into the sketchbooks and such for "unpublished" work?"

Hell yes!

Screw anyone that says anything negative about sharing old work. There are tons of us out there who would LOVE to see it-myself included. Plus this isn't just your history-something absolutely worth celebrating-it's fandom history, too. We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you sharing your art with the world.

Plus it might encourage people who feel their old work isn't worth it (which a lot of times makes them feel bad about newer stuff) by having you show people all the stuff you feel wasn't the best. The fact is all of it helped make you better.

Always!!! It's fun to see what you've done, how your art and stories have grown and evolved over the years! Very much so, definitely, yes!!!!

Of course I'd be interested. I've been following your work since I saw your work at V-Con 7. I still think of you first and foremost as a science fiction artist rather than a furry one.

Well, I'd certainly have an interest in your artwork. However, you do your art, at whatever level of skill and polish, because it amuses you. You derive some happiness from doodling and sketching and drawing, which is exactly how it should be. And if sharing some of your works adds more happiness, that's all the better. Conversely, if there's concern or doubt or worry about posting old works, then my answer is absolutely not. Happiness causes creativity, unhappiness causes gloom and stagnation. The old works are your property, your time and effort, viewable (if at all) on your terms. Share them only if doing so is comfortable and amusing for you.

Post as much as you want, and remember that QUALITY is always more important than the age of the work. If it's impressive to look at, no one (sane) will care if you're resting on laurels or not.

I think you're a cool and important figure to the fandom and your work matters.