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The cover art I designed for a (gorgeous) poetry collection by Alex Casso, coming in August. Highly recommended! (And this was super fun/calming.)

Cover art for an upcoming book. I really like the moon.

Drawn for #MerMay 2017! She kind of turned into a feathery, sky-dragon type merm. I am okay with this.

The cover art for Major Arcana, the first story in my vampire serial, Death Masquerade.

Drawn for MerMay 2017!

The cover art to the Chameleon Moon short story "You're Not Going That Way." Welcome to the world outside Parole. Out here be monsters.

Rose's iconic T-shirt and arc words. (The classic pink is available, of course, but through the wonders of the interwebs and clothing customization, the style and color choice is now yours!)

An approximation of LIam’s amazing birthday greetings to Evelyn, from the Chameleon Moon short story “Happy REGARDS.” They’re not very happy. Also, they’re a little burnt. But most things in Parole are.

It's finally happened, babies. You can finally get the words on your body! Assuming clothing is a thing you enjoy.

The Chameleon Moon, Book 1 cover by the outstanding artist Laya Rose, winner of the Second Edition cover art contest! Also available at the cover artist's Sociaty6 - https://society6.com/product/chameleon-moon_print#s6-6315458p4a1v45

Jenny Strings' ghostly Halloween dance, as shown on the cover of the Chameleon Moon Halloween short story Un-Dead.

A limited-palette challenge drawing of Evelyn Calliope, sonic superheroine of the never-doomed Parole.

The full cover of the prequel Chameleon Moon short story "Runtime."

Amazing ink by the glorious Jillian Lambert, colors by me! Appeared on the cover of the first anthology of 7 Chameleon Moon short stories. And is awesome.

Rose and Danae from Chameleon Moon. 2/3 of the most amazing married lesbian superheroine triad ever to keep a city from falling into a lake of fire. (Like the shirt-within-a-shirt says, everything is going to be okay.)

The cover for Death Masquerade short story Major Arcana. Enjoy the show.

Because nothing homages classic art quite like soft, anxious dragonlizard boys.

Because nothing homages classic art like nervous, soft dragon boys.