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Eisen Adler by Styx Parker
OC commission of a demon hunter griffen, Eisen Adler. I messed up on her coat. *sigh* Art © Parker (Styx) 2014
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Inazuma – Inks by Styx Parker
An idea I’ve had for a while now - I was finally able to give it some life. Inazuma is one of my crested geckos (C. ciliatus) and his name is Japanese for lightning. It’s also a term used in fish to...
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Vanta by Styx Parker
Another original demon character, Vanta. He's from the same world as Plaga. I think I referenced the pose out of a fashion magazine originally but it’s been too long and I don’t remember for sure. Art...
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Inazuma Dragon by Styx Parker
This was primarily an experiment with some ink I had to see if it would bleed or run with my markers before I used it on a commission. The answer was obviously yes. I used that as an excuse to draw...
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A Scarlet Eden by Styx Parker
This is a memorial piece of art for Scarlet, the crested gecko (Correlophus ciliatus, formerly Rhacodactylus ciliatus). I wanted to depict her in a type of paradise or beautiful Eden and chose the...
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Awakened Soul by Styx Parker
“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.” -Anatole France / I donated a commission slot to Sheltie Rescue Alternative, who works primarily with senior dogs and dogs with...
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Plumeria Turtles by Styx Parker
A design I did a number of years ago, but set aside due to time. Finished and for sale, both the original and commercial rights. Contact me for more info.
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Frogs with Viola chamissoniana ‘Olopu by Styx Parker
This piece features two Dendrobates auratus poison dart frogs, which were intentionally introduced to the Hawaiian island of Oahu, and was later found on Maui, with the threatened native Viola...
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Beloved Incarnation by Styx Parker
”The dog's most important job is still around. Like the legendary Cerberus, the dog still keeps many of us from the Hell of Loneliness.” -Tara and Kathy Darling
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