Did I ever mention how gorgeous your work is?
Really like how the watercolor added a dynamic to the character.

He's so adorable. I just wanna hug him. >,=,<

ahhh, too cute! the eyes are amazing!

I've never tried using watercolor on bristol. Seems like it would be a bad match because of how smooth bristol tends to be, but this piece looks absolutely lovely! Great pose, beautiful color

As you can see, the washes turned out kind of streaky, but I tend not to use that much water for the actual figure, so that worked out pretty well. Also, the really sharp lines are just pencil. I don't think I could manage without it.

I thought you only did canines

Nope, I draw everything. Even humans. The majority of my painting commissions have been felines. I've also gotten a dragon and a shark, plus the three traditional media pieces (sandcat, tiger, and crow).

Well here is to hoping for more felines when you do the work for the Wild Nights art works.

We will be using a light blue paper for the cover artwork for the con book. So stay away from whites and use as much blue as you like.

Well.. Good to know. That's rather inconvenient, as the theme is clockwork beasts, and it's nearly impossible to make anything metallic without using white.

It also means that I can't do sky, water, shiny eyes, wet noses, claws, most animals (wolves, deer, cougars, coyotes, possums, swifts, foxes, and owls all have white in their coats, so I guess I'm limited to bears?), or anything reflective.

I guess it could be a really dimly lit forest, so that blues and yellows can substitute for white, but then I run the risk of making the entire thing a dark black mess.

This is going to be hard.

We won't do that. We will save it for something else.