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Administrator's Note: I'm not 100% sure I should be posting this one, but I guess we're all adults here...and it's just a drawing. So if anybody's truely bothered by this, send me an email at fullmoon@werewolfcafe.com and I can remove it.
Remember, I've warned you — if you don't want to see a fairly morbid Happy Howl-idays wish from Speedbump...DON'T click on the image below. And by DON'T click, I mean DON'T click, that's not an invitation to click on it, it's a genuine warning against clicking on it.
Also, for those whose can't read what this says at the top...it says "Happy Howl-idays to: werewolfcafe.com from: Speedbump". It's the image below this greeting that might bother some of you...especially, I would guess, The Busboy.
I've warned you...
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This is a special summer project I did as a gift to my closest friends.
I took their various characters from "Werewolf The Apocolypse" the RPG and wrendered them, and in turn put each of them onto a CD cover. The CD itself was a collection of songs themed on werewolves as well as the individual characters. My friends still enjoy listening to them! ;)
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South Park's always been a bizzare show since day one, but I took it a step further and rendered some of the fans from the Bubba forum as little wolfish South Park characters!
From left to right its Fuzzball as Wendy, Cadre as Stan, Zage the Winged Werewolf as Kyle, BlueEyesWolf as Eric Cartman, RedStreak(myself) as Kenny, and as a further bonus our hero, Bubba, is Mr. Hat and his creator, Mitch Hyman, is Mr. Garrison!
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Artwork penciled by Bill Taylor and magnificently inked by Cadre, to whom is deserved the most credit. Here's RedStreak, in his furry incarnation at left as he appears at the Werewolf Café, and his earlier, transformer incarnation from the Iacon Literary Society. I love how Cadre brought a huge infusion of life into both from the meager sketches I provided.
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The year's end has come and yet it has been a year of some major firsts for me. Fitting for me to reveal them under the final, and appropriately, "Wolf's Moon" of the year.
Here's a snapshot of a year's work for me: "Bubba The Redneck Werewolf"#6 and "Fang, Claw, & Steel"#21.