# 361

It was a slap-happy wonderful kinda day for Barry. Slap-happy-tastic right up until he came across those cherries. Due to an incident in the mid 80's with Ms. Pacman herself, cherries (and other random fruits seen floating by) set Barry off and put him on edge in the worst way.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"

# 339

Cuddly cousins of iguanas bred with koalas and formed a new species. Purple Guanolas still love to eat eucalyptus leaves and seem to enjoy many other varieties too. They have also developed a fondness for swimming and have taken to swimming across large bodies of water to get to new food sources. At last count they have been breeding in record numbers and are projected to overtake the human population of the southern hemisphere by 2016.
Ink and colored pencil on mat board, 7" x 5"

# 327

Slamjammer Squidhands careens around showing off his top notch skills. He excels at slamming things, jamming things, and doing it with tentacled fists of fury. Legend has it that only the sword of a monkey can harm him.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 6" x 9"

# 299

Who doesn't love some KARATE!!! every now and again?
KAPLOWEE!
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 8" x 10"

# 293

The pink goat lizard is an excellent creature. It is a super fighter and also specializes in getting into tight spaces (no matter how contorted and convoluted the space is) and crushing their opponents at Yahtzee.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 9" x 6"

# 236

One genuine slimy purple-tongued killer fish-lizard-man from a distant watery planet across the universe. I know you're not sure he's real. He's not too sure if you're real either but he wants to believe.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"

# 212

Evil creatures abound. Watch where you step. This one has an eye on you.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"

# 129

The Venus Flylizard is an interesting contraption. He hides in plain sight posing as a plant. Pheromones near the mouth attract flies but that isn't really the goal. It's when frogs and other small animals that hunt flies close in for the kill that they come to know the truth about this lizard that looks like a strange plant.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"