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<div>Diana Vick is an illustrator and writer whose work has appeared in numerous different genres through the years. She began doing fan art in fanzines, including Apaloosa and BCApa back in the early eighties. One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
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Her introduction to furry fandom began when she met Steve Gallacci and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
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[[Edd Vick]] (no relation) invited her to do production work for [[MU Press]], and eventually she became the art director. During her time at MU she helped create books such as Beauty of the Beasts and [[Wild Kingdom]] (now [[WILD!]]) which she also contributed artwork to. Her main character, the pirate Cap’n Kate appeared in Wild Kingdom #1 & 2 and later was featured in a full length book; Wild Kingdom #10- WK presents the Amorous Adventures of Cap’n Kate. She teamed up with SS Crompton and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
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She contributed pin ups to [[Hit The Beach]] ’97 & ’99 by [[Radio Comix]]. She designed the uniforms for the Nightrunner stories by Tom Milliorn. One of her favorite projects was creating cloisonné pins of various characters for [[MU Press]]. <br />
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She regularly attends furry conventions on the west coast where she sells prints of her art and does commissions. She was the guest of honor at the first [[Conifur]] held in 1998. She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a kitsune costume at Norwescon 31. <br />
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In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as Magic the Gathering and Legends of the Five Rings. She has had around a hundred and fifty cards published in various games. In other venues, she did cleanup work for several animated series such as Gargoyles and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
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Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.</div>216.140.35.228