I was chatting with  mulefoot one day and he spoke about how he was going to paint a coyote of ink and shadows. I absolutely loved the idea because it was one I'd had many times before myself and I am in love with the wispy, ethereal and powerful image of a wall of smoke or a haze of mist swirling and reaching, transforming into the powerful, lurking forms of some being(s). That was exactly the image I got after listening to Muley's idea.

This is the finished painting for my idea. I really liked how this turned out. I did a bit more exploring with my inks. This is Indian ink with some light white acrylic washes all hand painted on watercolor paper. I liked this so much I want to revisit the idea in the near future and develop a bit more of a full scene and a more dramatic presence for the emerging beasts. I'm also really into the idea of trying my first ever triptych. (OMG lurv <3), so I might think of a way to work that into it. I think I'm getting drawn to Asian art scrolls which I think I want to work into it. I think I can blame Okami and the Korean/Chinese art exhibits at the art museum at school. =P
You should all visit  mulefoot to check out his, it turned out very nice and it's extremely cool to see the differences in interpretation and expression of a similar idea.