H - Alphabet of Chicken

H is the 8th letter of the alphabet. It is a heavy letter, spoken of in hushed tones. Heavy, heft, hoist, and harumph are all essential words that start with H. Stout legs support the bar that makes the center of the letter.

Rain of Sorrow

It was an experience of true tragedy. Crying in the rain the bird looked up, hoping to end its own life, even though that would just be another tragedy. Fortunately chickens can't actually drown from staring up in the rain.

G - Alphabet of Chicken

G is, as previously mentioned, one of the roundest letters, but it balances that out with a firm bar. In the same way G can be soft like a J when the need arises, but maintains a unique hard sound in most situations.

Happy Mother's Day

Happy Mother's Day to all the many mom's that look at this website. Don't they look cheerful?

Chain Helmet

About 6 years ago I released my tabletop RPG Chicken Heroics. It was fun to make and I think of the project fondly, though I would do some things differently if I were doing it from scratch. This character appears 3 or 4 times in the book. (One of which is even on the site) He doesn't really have a name, but I call him as "Chainmail Helmet Guy," which is obviously too long. From now on he's Chain Helmet. Of course from now on is a strange thing to say about a character from a project I haven't touched in more than 2 years. This isn't a teaser for anything, but I really enjoyed making this game.

Train Engineer

When I started drawing this and when midway through drawing this I continued to arbitrarily think I'd just make a quick train as a minor side detail. That is obviously more detailed than the striped hat and overalls that were the main thing I was drawing. Also the stripey overalls are more of a child's engineer costume than an actual uniform but never mind that.

Burn Bright

Red and blue flames lick the air as the chicken wanders the otherwise dull and shadowed box. This was a strange, but still it was warm. Still, one had to escape before they ended up roasted

See It All

With a cool enough pair of shades everything becomes obvious. What was once a confusing mess is now a cool swirl of colors. What was previously lost in all the lies and deceit becomes clear. You can see it all as long as you don't give up on your shades.

Pastels

Happy Easter. Pastel Colors put me in a cheerful spring mood, but the colors took me more tries than I would like to admit.

Stand Out

The evil robot eye obscures the good heart of the bird that bares it. Not that that part is in the picture. Just looks like a rather grim fellow.