# 62

This tall pointy furball stands high above the crowd stomping tiny prey with many large flat feet.
I'm proud to say that this monster is the absolute last new work for 2008.
Colored pencil on mat board, 7" x 5"

# 61

Sometimes even monsters want to be someone else. This is a prime example of one (unknown) species wearing a mask to appear as another.
Colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 12 x 5 3/4"

# 60

No animal is inedible or unacceptable to this faceless fuzzy-bunny coated killer. He keeps his trophy collection close at hand entirely composed of skulls and shin bones.
Ink, oil pastel, and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 11" x 8"

# 59

Surprise!
When I get my hands on you I'm going to shake you, bite you, and stomp you in to oblivion!!
Ink, pencil, colored pencil, and oil pastel on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 10"

# 58

Two-headed snake sharks rule all of the seven seas. How could anything else manage to sneak up on this prehistoric wonder with a second set of eyes to watch its back? not to mention the teeth!
Ink, colored pencil, and oil pastel on Mi-Teintes pastel paper,9 3/4" x 7 1/4"

# 57

Evil patterned robotic chopbot from an alternate reality! Knobs and dials provide the optimum settings for chopping rebels into bits.
Colored pencil on Sennelier pastel card, 6" x 9"

# 56

Part man, part bipedal dinosaur-creature, all sorts of gritty teeth and claws and snappy business...and certainly not to be fed people food from the table. He does wear a nice skin suit but I'd like to state (for the record) that this is, in fact, anatomically correct.
Marker, charcoal, and conte on paper, 9" x 7"