Location study

Unrelated note first: My website portfolio just got a major update, with nearly twenty pieces appearing online for the first time. check it out.
Now, on to business: On DeviantART a while ago I posted a small study of Lao'ra, with vague references to an upcoming personal project.
I can say now, that that project -is- going to happen, and that it's going to be a graphic novel, which will be released online as a webcomic. I'm in process of writing the script right now, so don't count on anything overly soon (it will probably be quite some time before it's finished) but do count on periodic spoilers until I start releasing it.
First of which, is this location study. Done in Arches National Park, while camping a few weeks ago. Done with my only copic marker ('sand' color, appropriately enough)micron, ball point, and a white-out pen. I really like how the copic works, I'd like to get more of them, but that will have to wait too.
The graphic novel itself, tentatively called 'Quickpaw' is probably going to be watercolor based, though I'm no purist, and other medias will probably fill in where they feel like it.

Inshee's Lair

A sneak peek at what I've been working on recently; one of the digital paintings from my BFA senior project. The project is a fairly large one, and will include full illustrations (such as this one, though as yet incomplete), character sheets, and spot illustrations. When all's said and done, there will be over thirty pieces. (One per week, basically)

This one is the lair of a secondary villian: a cult-leader griffin named Inshee. The project is based on a book I wrote and am currently in the process of self-editing. The world, Dumaria, is populated largely by sentient, mythology-based animals and what happens when humans from another world enter the mix.

New website launched!

It's official, I now have a personal website! There's some stuff on there that's never appeared online before too. Let me know what you think.

Check it out...

The only problem I'm aware of so far is that the 'about' link doesn't seem to work in Safari (on my computer at least) If anyone else finds any glitches drop me a line and I'll try and smooth them out.