Here is the second in a series of digital images I'd rendered at C.W. College back in the early 1990s. Around that time, I had just joined the 'funny animal' APAzine "Rowrbrazzle" and had made many friends of its artists and writers.

One of them was Frenata, whose "Falconbrook Tales" (with 'Shadow' the weasel) were most enchanting. Using images I saw from some past issues of "Rowrbrazzle" (which were always published in black-and-white), I'd created a full-color digital image of 'Shadow' and his girlfriend 'Miniver' the ermine.

(NOTE: I never traced a single image I saw in the APAzine. All drawings I'd render were done in freehand on the computer I was assigned to at the college. It was a long, tedious procedure, but it was worth it in the end.)

At the end of my computer art session, my completed (or semi-completed) artwork would be stored on a diskette. Sadly, I have long since misplaced said diskette; but I WAS able to print out 'hard copies' of each image I'd made. Watch for more of them, in the days to come...

'Shadow' and 'Miniver' © Frenata