Page 7. Baron, that image you posted a link to was just a promo piece I did when we were supposed to be doing this project through Wildstorm. That is not the cover:) I know I have it somewhere, but it might take a bit of looking.Brett
Primal 7
Page 7. Baron, that image you posted a link to was just a promo piece I did when we were supposed to be doing this project through Wildstorm. That is not the cover:) I know I have it somewhere, but it might take a bit of looking.Brett
Primal 6
The woman in this is rather manish. Her hand in panel 5 is supposed to look like it's trembling. I don't think I pulled that off.
Best,
Brett
Best,
Brett
Layouts for finishers!
Every now and then I need a bit of help getting stuff done, projects get moved up, I get sick, stuff like that. So I wind up doing layouts for others to finish. I came across a few of them a few days ago so I thought I'd post them. These were for the Frankenstein GN. They are of Doctor Frankenstein (Helios in the story) in his mad scientist lab working on his monsters! A male and female fused together.
Feel free to finish them off and show me (if you email me please make them small!) you can post them and send me a link. Remember I do use finishers every now and then so maybe you can help me out and earn some spendin' money:)
Best,
Brett
Primal page 4
I think this is the last of the ugly pages... But I might be wrong;)Baron, I can't find the cover for this on the computer, so the next time I have the external hooked up I'll see if it's there.
Brett
Primal Instinct
A failed werewolf comic. We only got about 12 pages done when we found out what the sales were. Of course my name was left off the adds (thanks Image!) so it wasn't that accurate. But after trying to deal with these guys we decided in true Cartman form, 'Screw you guys, I'm going home.'
I'll try to remember to post the pages in order:)
Be gentle, these are pretty old.
Brett
I'll try to remember to post the pages in order:)
Be gentle, these are pretty old.
Brett
Random Doggage: Pups, Almost Five Months Old
Trinity's pups are now about five months old. All four of them are starting to shed out their puppy coats, losing the longer hair over their backs (saddle), and on their pasterns.
It has been raining a little bit lately, and the dogs think it's great to fun to play in the rain. Their coats get fairly crispy looking as they dry. Shiva has actually lightened up a lot, you can easily see the brindling along her back in good light. Hard to photograph, though. Shiva has turned out to be a very sweet, submissive pup. She doesn't get in much trouble.
Domina will have a medium blue saddle, seen along her back and the sides of her neck, and her hairline along her head. She has a very soft, fluffy puppy coat, unlike the other pups, which have a silkier texture. That will likely change when she sheds all the puppy hair off, after her first heat. I expect her to be really stunning as an adult with her coloration. Domina has a middle of the road temperament, not too independent but not clingy.
Houdini has the longest coat, and also the most patterned at this point, with obvious short hair on her pasterns and below her hocks. She is exactly like her maternal grandmother, Zora, in temperament. Very intelligent, independent, and does exactly what she wants to do no matter what you want.
All the pups are getting quite leggy. Brunhilde is the tallest, and has the shortest coat. The coat along her back has shed out completely to smooth, shiny short hair. She also has the distinction of being the first to jump up on the table in the dog room, and first to jump on the kitchen counter with all four feet. Brunhilde is extremely independent. She is loving with us but doesn't crave attention and spends most of her time going her own way.
All in all we are very pleased with how these pups have turned out. I had some fears that breeding Trinity, a Halfghan, back to a pure Afghan might produce more coat than I wanted, but since these pups are already shedding out their puppy coats, I am pretty sure they will not have too much coat as adults. They inherited their sire Napoleon's extreme athleticism, and their mother's sweet and loving nature, but are all sighthound: intelligent, intensely curious, and independent. We will have to wait until they are fully mature and have been through at least one full summer to winter shed cycle to be sure of their coats but right now I can say that I reached most of my goals with this breeding.
It has been raining a little bit lately, and the dogs think it's great to fun to play in the rain. Their coats get fairly crispy looking as they dry. Shiva has actually lightened up a lot, you can easily see the brindling along her back in good light. Hard to photograph, though. Shiva has turned out to be a very sweet, submissive pup. She doesn't get in much trouble.
Domina will have a medium blue saddle, seen along her back and the sides of her neck, and her hairline along her head. She has a very soft, fluffy puppy coat, unlike the other pups, which have a silkier texture. That will likely change when she sheds all the puppy hair off, after her first heat. I expect her to be really stunning as an adult with her coloration. Domina has a middle of the road temperament, not too independent but not clingy.
Houdini has the longest coat, and also the most patterned at this point, with obvious short hair on her pasterns and below her hocks. She is exactly like her maternal grandmother, Zora, in temperament. Very intelligent, independent, and does exactly what she wants to do no matter what you want.
All the pups are getting quite leggy. Brunhilde is the tallest, and has the shortest coat. The coat along her back has shed out completely to smooth, shiny short hair. She also has the distinction of being the first to jump up on the table in the dog room, and first to jump on the kitchen counter with all four feet. Brunhilde is extremely independent. She is loving with us but doesn't crave attention and spends most of her time going her own way.All in all we are very pleased with how these pups have turned out. I had some fears that breeding Trinity, a Halfghan, back to a pure Afghan might produce more coat than I wanted, but since these pups are already shedding out their puppy coats, I am pretty sure they will not have too much coat as adults. They inherited their sire Napoleon's extreme athleticism, and their mother's sweet and loving nature, but are all sighthound: intelligent, intensely curious, and independent. We will have to wait until they are fully mature and have been through at least one full summer to winter shed cycle to be sure of their coats but right now I can say that I reached most of my goals with this breeding.
Random Doggage: Puppies Maul Each Other...er, Play Nicely Together
Othello, smooth Saluki pup.
Hypatia and Othello.
Faust and Minna. We often call Minna "Meana" because she plays dirty. Very dirty.
Faust and Domina.
Houdini, Domina and Othello, with Hypatia's tail.
Faust is Teshie's new favorite playmate. Gideon used to be her best friend, until he got big enough to outrun and overpower her. Once Faust has outgrown her I expect her to fixate on Othello, since she seems to prefer boyfriends to playing with other bitches.
If you look closely you can that they've all ganged up on Othello. We don't allow that kind of thing and it was broken up as soon as the photo was taken. We do allow the pups to play very roughly, that is how they learn bite inhibition and how NOT to hurt each other during play, but picking on the smaller pups is a no no.
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