My fan fiction character from Soothe the Savage Beast. Professor Duquesne teaches Magical Musicology and directs the Hogwarts choir in thier Christmas concert.

From an RPG. Atticus was my character (based in looks on orlando Bloom as Legolas) and is half-veela as well as Head Boy. Ryan was Phanny's character and has, shall we say, issues? His dad is a half-dead vampire, after all.

NOT drawn by me, this is merely Harry, Ron, and Hermione coloured by me. I am actually in search of whoever drew this since I met them at an anime con and completely blanked on their name.

My favourite new character in Book Five! Tonks just struck me as being completely off-the-wall... hence her spanking orange totally eighties hi-tops. I screwed up her hand totally however... ick.

You didn't think I woud leave out my favourite character, did you? Severus Snape in all his teenage glory, such as it is, revising with Lily Evans. Yep, that's Harry's mum.

My RPG character Samantha (cousin to Severus) done in a semi-chibi manner, Her hair is not normally that poofy... but she sure looks happy about it.

Here is how she looks normally (based in no small way on Winona Ryder). A little smug, a little smirky... just like her cousin.

Same thing... only coloured.

Samantha posing *ahem* nude for a Slytherin portrait.

Snarry 1 : Fear Me, Love Me

My first foray into Snarry slash art. (That would be slash of the Snape/Harry persuasion.) Trying a new method for coloring their hair (thanks whippetluv!). The quote on there is certainly not the most original quote to use... but it fits. Thank you, David Bowie.

Snarry 2 : Fancy a cuppa?

Second foray into Snarry... anyone noticing a trend here? I'm far more pleased with this one than with Fear Me, Love Me. Snape is not easy for me to draw at all... the angular nature of his features if hard for me. But I'm very happy with how thise one turned out.

Hee... I like the steam from his cuppa tea.

Snarry 3 : The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name

A third Snarry pic! More to the point, three pics in one day. We may now refer to it as obsession. (Be on the lookout fr a Snarry fic at some point.)

The poem is from Lord Alfred Douglas' poem "Two Loves" from The Chameleon, printed in London in December 1894. For those who do not know, Lord Alfred, or Bosie to his friends, was the infamous lover of Oscar Wilde. Bosie's father the Marquis of Queensbury is the one who started the whole libel suit situation that eventually caused Oscar's downfall. The lines I used above were actually considered evidence in the case against Wilde. The lawyers insisted that Bosie was referring to homosexual love between two men, which was considered not only disgraceful at the time, but unlawful as well.

So glad things are different now.