All of it looks really awesome <3

Ha, this is cute :3 Her bio information is pretty neat, too. I'm really very fond of the coloring.

Nice! :)

When do we get to see the comic? :)

i don't know god i am so conflicted

Soon, I hope! Every image you show is more awesome than the last.

Very cool backstory, I look forward to seeing the comic if/when it comes together.

I love your art!

You have an incredible ability to bring realism into the build of your characters. I have a feeling I've said something like this before but... you always find a way to bring something unique to every character you draw. It's a remarkable talent.

Well, her grip on the bow looks a little odd, and the upper half of the violin seems to be a little on the chubby side, but other than that I'd say you did a good job! You nailed the violin's scroll, and the positioning of her left hand looks very natural.

I like her. Good work.

"Then puked until you fell asleep!"


Oh you salty dog you...

haha yes!

Shapeshifting lesbian snow leopards?

Madam I wish to subscribe to your quarterly periodical!

Wicked stuff.

Shapeshifting lesbian snow leopards?

They're more likely than you think.

To Ang:
Everyone else can comment on the figure, and I cure won't disagree, but what I'm curious about is facial structure. You've got a crazy interesting thing going on here with the muzzle, and the angle makes it even more interesting. To my eye, it's a really unique take on the halfway-transformed look, and every time I glance back it grows on me a little more... but I can't help but think that her eyes seem maybe a little too close together given the increase of breadth in her nose, there.

Also: More 13R today, by golly, if I have to get someone to prop my eyes open and my hands at the keyboard á la Clockwork Orange to get me to finish the next part.

Keep your glassies on the like screen and it'll be right horrorshow!

Keeping a transformed character's snout and face consistent is a chore. x-D Keeping the eyes close together is a good trick to keep the expressions more readable, I think.

It's a fair cop. *grin*

Rather well done, and picked up my interest.

The violin is great... and you got the right number of strings for a traditional one. This sounds like a urban fantasy setting... which I LOVE That's what I write professionally :) Hope to see more of Iron City (cool name, BTW).

<3 thank you! I was worried about the violin, good to hear it's convincing. And high five for urban fantasy! I need to read more in that genre; if you've got any good recs I'd be much obliged :3

Iron City is more or less a stand in for the second largest city in NY, kind of like Metropolis is supposed to be Cincinnati (or Chicago? I forget.) I've always liked the DC naming conventions trope; that way you're not miring yourself in geography that is available for perusal on google.

Let's see, I'd definitely suggest Charles DeLint - one of the major forces in urban fantasy (his books featuring Crow girls, Littles, Trickster gods, and fae all hanging out in a modern city)... and he's a professional fiddler as well (I interviewed him once).

For the darker - more fantastical – fiction, China Mieville is a brilliant writer (Perdido Street Station).

And lest we forget, Neil Gaiman (Neverwhere and his American Gods series).

You need to be careful with picking up urban fantasy these days... it appears to be over populated with vampire hunters and horny werewolves :(

Thanks! I never thought "horny werewolves (sadface)" was something I would see on fur affinity, but I get your point, haha. Maybe it's the influence of Anita Blake? I heard that series is godawful.

I've read Laurell K. Hamilton's (creator of Anita Blake) short stories and those weren't horrible. The novel of hers I read (something about a faerie queen in LA) was put aside after the first chapter. I mean, I enjoy horny werewolves as much as the next guy, but I like a good story much better The market is dominated by the worst kind of romantic pulp imaginable. "Oh... so she's a werecat, daemon-hunter that has copious amounts of nookie with a reformed vampire (aren’t they all?). Yeah, think I’ll pass.”

Oh… if you like steampunk, Whitechapel Gods is a crunchy new novel. Has some flaws, but makes for a fun read.

Bruce Timm in the interviews to the DCAU stuff said that the way they thought of Batman/Superman was that Gotham was New York by night and that Metropolis was New York by day.

I always like that idea.

Those hips are spectacular. :>

They sure don't lie :P

pffft...

This is quite good! I like her figure very much.

She's definitely enthralled by her music.

A very beautiful figure (even if the person above me just said that, it's what I immediately thought!).

Damn, now I need an Iron City Beer.

Hmm, if I can permit myself the curiosity, which song is she playing? That is, if any in particular :)

If the title doesn't lie, it'd be Salty Dog, by Flogging Molly!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcLpNP8jwRo

And a mighty fine tune it is, too.

Ahh, thanks .

And yep, a fine tune 'tis is :)

I think I'll try to be more attentive for when they'll next be coming to Quebec. I heard they have a following here as well.