Another Take on Good and Evil

I love giving my wing-less characters wings, especially when it makes their characterization a little clearer. Tommy, my blond foxboy of doom, is far more likely to be aggressive than his shy artist roommate, so this picture says a lot about them. The artist's worried look is due to the "Why are you showing us off without shirts to those scary people?" factor than actually minding the touch, though. They really get along quite well. And don't they look cool with wings?

Tommy, my blond foxboy, is my most drawn male character, because he likes to pose so much I don't draw the Birman nearly as much, but I should. He's really cute and I love his Birman-ness (plushy tail!)

I've always really liked this picture, but it wasn't very popular at the conventions. I think it's one of my nicest pieces in terms of the quality of the coloring and detail. I'm curious to see what people think of it here.

I used Pigma Micron 005 for the inked outlines, Prismacolor colored pencils for the color, and white gel pen for highlights and hair strands. The paper is beige memory book paper. I scan the drawings into my computer, so that makes the colors a little smoother than they really are.

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