One of Tiganos's many (20?) minions. They were all identical summoned creatures; tough, quick, and with a NASTY touch-attack. And whenever sie was bored and not doing anything, sie had hir own summonable orgy.

One of my favorite NPCs. Tradick is a fox-demon (In case it wasn't obvious from the horns and wings), and caused all sorts of problems by accidentally popping in getting mixed up with a PC. He did a terribly good job of corrupting the person (Not like Celes was an innocent, but...).

I may have to make Tradick into a character of my own, some time :>

Yep, very messy. These two tend to be that way.

Tradick bound and hung, being messily used by a lizard. Looks like fun :>

Tradick LIKES playing rough! Looks like this other fur doesn't mind too much, either.

Tradick might look nice sometimes (At least, when the wings and horns aren't there), and he can even act very nice at times, but he rather delights in causing problems. He's definately evil. Maybe not the Terika level of torture-and-kill kind of evil, but a more subtle kind. Seduction, betrayal, fraud, and other more subtle methods. He just likes to screw around a lot in the process :)

Silly little pic of Tradick screwing him/herself. I got bored and colored it up real quick one night.

Practice drawings of Tradick. One of his (few) abilities is to change gender, so the top shows him as male and female (He can also become herm or neuter). And on the bottom is a drawing of male and female Tradick going at it, because Dax suggested it ;>

Tradick getting very messy. He's very kinky, into just about everything. I really like this one :)

Ahhh, good old Trr'Kalek Kana the Surfwalker Shammen. He remains one of my favorite RP characters from my friends' roleplaying campaigns. Not the brightest guy in the bunch (Dead-average smarts, which made him one of the less intelligent), but assertive, occasionally bad-tempered, and very strong, in addition to a minor smattering of magical ability (He could, uh... Set small fires. Sure, laugh. Laugh at the primative cold-blood. Just try and keep laughing while your armor burns :> ). He also was effectively the leader of the group. He knew what he wanted, so he went for it; The rest of the group was too indecisive to lead. Except for one warrior, who was so lacking on brainpower as to make Trr'Kalek look like a genius.

Pity the campaign died off. I'd like to play him again...

Ukares, a PC from the demon campaign, at the begining of the campaign. He is a chaos demon, who quickly started modifying himself. He also spread dissent through the group, schemed against several other characters, caused massive problems, and generally lived up to the title of demon.

Uplift light infantry engaged in a firefight on Bagrin.

Mono-weaved armor. Adaptive camoflauge. Integrated thermal and light-amplification sensors. Networked fireteam datalink. 5.5mm caseless electrothermal automatic rifles firing sub-caliber armor-piercing tungsteen darts. Truely state-of-the-badass-art.

Part of the reason for creating this whole setting was that I was tired of all these TV shows and movies with ultra-advanced civilizations... Which had ground armies that would get their asses handed to them by a bunch of boot-camp drop-outs. I wanted to make sure these guys would actually pack a punch.

Random lizard getting thoroughly used by a few other reptiles.

For some reason, I felt like drawing a stereotypical pinup pose. And for some reason, I ended up making it really tricky to color, with reflections, back-lighting, and light-flare. But I had fun with it :)

This is a character I made up for a possible story idea, a wolf named Daniel. I did it to try hatch-shading, see how well it worked. Worked pretty good... But I got the proportions wrong, and the face doesn't look right. Oh well, at least it's not -bad-..

Just in case the slave-hunt picture didn't have enough bloody-muzzle-ness, I drew this. *shrugs* :)

These are just some concept/design sketches for a project I'm contemplating. Top is the TAL-30 assault rifle (With suppressor and grenade launcher, just to show its accessories). Despite looking quite nice by modern standards, it's considered in the same way the AK-47 is now; a third-world weapon, outdated, but very rugged. On the right is Joseph, an ex-special-ops bioroid. On the left is Keres, a "ghost" (Someone, in this case human, who's had their brain uploaded into a computer), with a fairly advanced (And incredibly expensive) cybershell body.