Showing posts with label wolf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wolf. Show all posts

Friday, May 17, 2019

Cronus on the Move

This is Cronus Fenrir, a nature born werewolf, overlooking a city from the woods.

This is a drawing that was done for Spencer Tang and done based on the description given to me.

Monday, August 27, 2018

Powerball at the Fair

Rusty and Walter were having a fun night at the state fair when they came across Rupert Wolf hyping how easy it would be for anyone to win at his game by knocking over milk bottles with a baseball. What Rupert didn't tell anyone is that his aluminum milk bottles were weighed down with lead and glued with Grizzly Glue, known to hold any object in place no matter what force it came across and no one who tried even came close to success. Walter told Rusty to give it a shot and not to go gentle with these bottles, he didn't know if Rupert was a trustable character. That wolf told Rusty to go ahead and give it his best shot and that if he knocked all three bottles down that he could have any of the plushies above him. Rusty looked towards his best friend and said, "Wish me luck Walter!" to which he replied, " Go ahead Buddy!" Rupert grinned and let out a sinister giggle. Rusty threw the baseball to between the bottom of the bottles and they all flew off the table, to Rupert's amazement, along with the pieces of the table itself!

(c) by Roger Adkins

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

The Ghost and the Seance Skeptic

Strange things happen in Paw Valley every year around Halloween. Fences get heavy scratch and tooth marks, trash cans get turned over, food others get eaten when no one is looking, and many other strange occurrences happen through the nights of late October. There's a story that has been going around for decades blaming the angry ghost of Zackariah Wolfbite. He was falsely blamed for all problems in Paw Valley and passed away 113 years ago. It is believed that his spirit haunts the town and is getting back at the it for blaming everything on him, he just wants to live up to what they thought of him when he was alive.

One Halloween Night, Walter gathered together his friends Rusty, Ringo, Lester, and Razortooth to hold a séance in his home and try to calm Zackariah, bringing him peace and giving him an apology so that he would give up his mischievous behavior after death and leave Paw Valley in peace. However, Razortooth has been skeptical the whole time and blurts out what he thinks of the ghost!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins 

Friday, May 22, 2015

Bumbling Tarzans

Guster and Jeff go out in the woods and by a beautiful lake and notice the trees in the area have these long vines coming from them and get the idea in their heads to swing around like Tarzan! So they both go up some trees and Guster takes off his shirt to feel a bit more like Tarzan and he even comes closer after losing his right shoe during his first swing and Jeff is so heavy that the vine that he is swinging on snaps shortly afterward! 8D

This was a fun drawing and I really love the characters here that you can find in :iconkrudetoons:

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) Guster and Jeff by Jason Cezar Duncan
(c) Artwork by me

Saturday, April 4, 2015

The Werewolf and The Easter Bunny

Bullard the Werewolf got hungry the night before Easter and decided that he wanted some of that candy that the bunnies store away so he broke into one of the many storage rooms that had candy, baskets, and stuffed toy Easter Bunnies. Well, one bunny was about to get started on his run, came in the storage room first then turned on the light to find Bullard eating some of the candy and leaving a mess on the floor! 8D

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

A Friendly Chat in Produce


A friend of mine was shot recently and he was a great friend of mine named Michael Caldwell.

He was very encouraging to me and a helpful friend. I miss him so much now and I dedicated this drawing to his memory.

The Art and Ramblings of Roger Adkins