Heather Loch - Digital Illustration

Beware of Falling Gazelles

A strange night at 3am, in an empty parking lot, coming back from a late studio night.

A pristine white, long-haired cat stood underneath a streetlamp. Of course I had to try and say hi. It sat down and looked at me with irritation. I heard something to my left and looked, to find a possum mere feet away from me. I looked back to the cat only to see no trace of it. I turn back to the possum and hear the twigs crack as it scurries away. I don't know what I stumbled upon, but I did apologize for interrupting before I left.

For my Mom and Dad, in remembrance of the siblings we never got to meet

I think I made this in middle school. (maybe early high school?) Proof that sometimes one may be possessed by a spirit of art and create something that still wows them years later. May I one day refind this muse, I quite enjoy liking what I've made in the past.

I believe the same muse helped me with this piece, but left before it was finished.

From the conceptual story of Inspired, what one of the characters might look like in a corrupted form

Pages from the revival of Inspired, now called Suneater, sans Text

In the world of Suneater/Inspired, a dangerous ailment can infect most anything and cause the body to warp in various ways. How one is exposed, and which strain is encountered change how the body alters. It is a ongoing background threat within the story, an environmental hazard, and the focus of one of the characters who wishes to cure it.

A study of a rabbit exposed to the malady. This particular strain causes bones to stretch, and a high energy cost condemns it's host to always be on the hunt for food, though it remains emaciated.

World of Warcraft

In Celebration of getting our whole group that ran Return to Karazhan the challenge achievement and mount, Nightbane. (from left to right, Lin & pets, Verakis, Niobe, Nate, and Billy.