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Shifting Times: Coloring page 24
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Grettings (yes, grettings).

I'm a 20+ year-old artist with an AA in Equine Science and planing to head on to a BA in Art Education at ASU. I'm married, am LDS, also known as "Mormon," speak, read, and write German (though not quite fluently), listen to german music, teach riding for a living, own a hyper Arab named Kash and a mellow Haflinger named Chewy, a big Belgian named Ruby, and a Pinto Draft named Panda, read a lot, and collect comic books (specifically Ultimate Spider-Man and Ultimate X-Men), modle horses, and sketchbooks.

I draw many strange things, and mainly strange things. Most of my art derives from my "Planet Projects." These include, but will not be limited to (who's to say when the next inspiration will strike and I end up with a new planet) Kashian, Lemyes, and Tae-Kahn. I've also had a good hand in the creation and development of Sevian, a joint project between H. Gladden (undyingsong.sheezyart.com) and myself.

Lemyes is the oldest, being a over seven years old now. Initially it was heavily influenced by Anne McCaffrey's Pern series, but that has since been taken care of and it's its own seperate entity, though still showing a vaugeness of Pern-y roots. Lemyes is the home of the Lemy and Klezmier dragons as well as the Clamon, Humans, and the Brotherhood of the Mime.

Kashian is the second oldest at six. Home to the Shabenay, a shape-shifting species, as well as the Shamien, Kierr, Tynomai, Frineir, and Amrea. The most developed of my three little projects it's something of my pride and joy.

Tae-Kahn is the youngest at four years, though some of the species in it outstrip Kashian in age. Home to the Zaub, Guenitha, and Grihfohn it's currently the least developed.

I have a comic/graphic novel called Shifting Times that is currently in the works, has 15 complete pages and 70+ sketched (yeah ... lots of catching up to do). It pertains to Kashian and to the Shabenay primarily.