way cool

lol, he must've put a few drops of Eucalyptus oil on his pillow. x3

Very nice, I like your coloring on this, it's very stylized and fun. I'm a big fan of all the Navajho/Dine Coyote legends.

*claps* Neat accessories.

Don't remind me. I haven't had an uninterupted night in three weeks.

"Can't you take this somewhere else?" /whine

Then things really kicked into gear when he realized that it was *his* CD player she was wearing...

he, not she, damn my typing tonight :P

Coyote you understand had the ability to look either male or female, depending on how he wanted to "prank" his victims. This image was inspired by staying the night at a huge rock formation called "The Devil's Punch Bowl" in the San Gabriel Mountains. Just after sunset we heard coyotes howling, and I came up with the idea of a "Tribe" of 'morph coyotes that live very well on the scraps left behind by careless picnicers. Hence the "Modern" artifacts decorating Coyote's costume.

"Just after sunset we heard coyotes howling, and I came up with the idea of a "Tribe" of 'morph coyotes that live very well on the scraps left behind by careless picnicers."

Odd you mention that; just afew miles from where I live in the PA Blue Mountains, there's an old Dutch legend about a tribe of anthro demon wolves living atop the highest peaks. The steam rising from them on warm days is supposed to be the smoke from their cookfires.

And very good picture!

reminds me of the legend of Whisky Jack (also known as"Bitter spirit") a fox/coyote who pranks travlers

Looks nice. I kinda wonder what a personal meeting with Coyote would be like. Probably full of pranks meant to teach a lesson.

I'm one-sixteenth Seminole, and I just love the old stories from any tribe.
Great work, be careful-everything is funny to Coyote.