Well, I've been quite busy with that whole "real life" thing and I've been completely ignoring my on-line alter-ego. But, I've got a few minutes so I thought I'd drop by, check out my peeps and throw out some good karma. (I know what you're thinking; "Why would anyone throw out perfectly good karma?" and you know perfectly well that that isn't what I meant.)

Last time I was here, I was talking about one of those feature chain things and had featured me in his. I didn't get many responses, (didn't expect 'em) so I figured I'd just go through my watchers and see what kind of stuff they have laying around that I could share with my other watchers. We'll start with vicious713 though.

The first thing that I noticed about his figures was that they seemed to be more realistic than the run-of-the-mill 13y/o boy fantasy that seems to be the bread and butter of Devart. Of course, I soon found out he does some serious exaggerating too but not in the way I'd come to expect. I like surprises and I've enjoyed most of what he posts. Here are a few that really stand out to me. 1) Shego's Driver's Ed [link] 2) How to draw Kim Possible [link] 3) And, of course, his creation, Aonice [link]

Next up is He doesn't have anything up at devart, but he does have his own gallery here [link] There are a lot of pieces to choose from there and I don't know that I could pick favorites. I do have a few that draw me back time and time again. 1) winter dreams. [link] 2)Church of the great outdoors [link] 3) cat sunshine [link]

I was introduced to through this piece, [link] And it got better from there. this one created a genuine milk out of the nose moment for me. I still haven't forgiven her for it. [link] And who could forget Bennie and Cecil? [link]

once drew a picture of Randy Newman just for me. How can you not love that? Here's another artist who gives us curvacious lovelies to gaze upon. He has created an amazing cast of characters and is currently working on a comic. the first page of which can be found here: [link] here is a nicely rounded Raven [link] And this picture of him and his friends is compelling [link]

isn't a drawer, he's a writer and he wrote one of my favorite Kim Possible stories of all time, Scenes of Love- Part One. [link] (I don't know why he calls it part one, he's never written part two.)

is one of my first friends here on devart and over t the KP/ forum. I absolutely love-love-love this picture of Raven, [link] I'm also hoping that we'll get to read more of Netherworld Mermaid some day. [link] and I can always find something new to see in this one. [link]

has come along recently and taken the Kigo world by storm. Her sketches have a visceral feel to them and she conveys the emotions of her subjects very well. (Also, she put the Kigoheart on a T shirt and wore it out in public, how much does that rock?) I think these pictures speak for themselves. [link] [link] [link]

has been quiet lately. That's too bad because there is a surprisingly high percentage of good stuff in her too small gallery. [link] [link] And who could resist a Kirby Shego? [link]

I don't think I had looked at 's gallery before today. There are some amazing photo manips and some cool poetry. This one caught my eye as soon as the gallery page opened, [link] and, of course I had to check this out, (and I was glad I did.) [link] I spent at least fifteen minutes absorbed in this one. [link]

is brand new on devart and already has some eye-catching things up for our viewing pleasure. This [link] I just can't get enough of. I love the sense of being unbalanced that it produces in me. A little morning Kigo never hurt anybody, [link] and the proportions remind me of the opening sequence of Bewitched. (I still have a crush on Elizabeth Montgomery) and, since man cannot live on Kigo alone... [link]

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Wow, that took a long freakin' time. I'm going to bed.