Love how she always makes me think of Redwall! ^^

Both are medieval anthro - so a natural association. .....and i did some storyboards on Nelvana's "Martin The Warrior"!

my little psuedo-medieval farce had existed for many years before those storyboards were done - so while drawing those boards i was letting my style influence the posing, how a digigrade anthro moves, has facial expressions, etc. ^_^

OMG you were a storyboard artist on season three? :O
You have no idea how cool that is! :3
Well done!

Layout Artist on "He-Man/Masters Of The Universe" was second season in the biz - was 20 or 21 working on #1 animated show - was pretty fun!

You worked for Funimation too! Wow! :O

No. The company for decades was "Filmation". Then it was bought by a French Company with false claims of continuing American production, and as soon as the paperwork cleared the courts the French Company closed every studio and fired everyone! The French Company only wanted the extensive library of Filmation series to license for TV syndication, no new series. And the grave robber distributor company? "Funimation". So, yeah, never worked for them. Filmation people went to work for Disney (both feature and TV), Hanna-Barbera (both feature and TV), and Dic, and a few other studios (Simpsons, etc). i did about 5 yrs at HB, retooling from Layout to Models and then Series Development. Was offered a position as Disney, but that came a couple months after moving to Canada and couldn't see moving back at that point and ended up doing work for them a few years later anyway. Just ordered a book called "The Filmation Generation" written by the studio owner/operator Lou Schiemer, a nice guy who was betrayed by the company he sold Filmation to in good faith. There were two or three series well into production at that point and the new owners threw all that art into trash cans.

Sorry I meant Filmation. The company thay worked on Masters of the univese, Bravestarr, Star Trek TAS and so on.

Oh yikes that's horrible! I'm so sorry to hear that!

The death of Filmation benefited all the other studios - possibly Disney the most as the top artists went there. i was around 24 at the time and didn't feel i had the chops for Disney yet, so i went to Hanna-Barbera and changing from Layout to Models to continue my "internship" (learning from the old timers how to draw better) and then to Series Development before leaving about 5 years later. i'm still in touch with a lot of my friends from Filmation, and for most it seems to have worked out fine. ^_^

Every bit of color here looks wonderfully soft

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...there are a few pixels i might change, a rough line showing through from an earlier version, etc. Updated file in a few days.

Wow, how beautiful!

Thanks! i'm pretty much a push-over for all that furry/anime/fantasy pastel purple art! Was trying to get a bit of a Whistler/Toulouse-Lautrec/Jones vibe in the simple composition and brush work. Someone once told me "If you're going to steal a horse make sure it's the fastest one." And, having posted this, i now see stuff i have to change.

<3

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That's one big boob window :)

Yes. ... Yes it is.

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