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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 [[fanzine]]s, including Apaloosa and BCApa back in the early eighties. <br />
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One of Diana's early influences was [[Wikipedia:Wendy Pini|Wendy Pini]]’s ''[[Elfquest]]'' and she did artwork for many of the ''Elfquest'' fanzines. She has been a [[guest of honor]] at [[Conifur Northwest]] [[Conifur Northwest 1998|1998]] in [[Wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle]] and Darkcon 2004 in [[Wikipedia:Phoenix|Phoenix]].<br />
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Diana resides in [[Wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle]], [[Wikipedia:Washington|Washington]], USA with her husband. She is the co-founder and vice chair for Steamcon, a [[Wikipedia:Steampunk|steampunk]] convention.<br />
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== History ==<br />
[[File:Branni.jpg|right|thumb|Diana as Brannigan's Daughter]]<br />
Diana's 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 />
<br />
Diana regularly attends [[furry convention]]s on the U.S. west coast, where she sells prints of her art, merchandise with her art on it such as mousepads and greeting cards, and does sketches. She was the [[Guest of Honor]] at the first [[Conifur Northwest 1998|Conifur]] held in 1998.<br />
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Diana also enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions. In 2007, she did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia:Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31. In 2009 she did a version of catkind from ''[[Wikipedia:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]]''.<br />
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== Furry works ==<br />
[[File:Wild Kingdom 10.jpg|left|thumb|Cover of ''Wild Kingdom'' #10]]<br />
[[Edd Vick]] (no relation) invited Diana 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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
Diana teamed up with [[SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in ''[[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]]'' #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]]. She contributed pin ups to ''[[Hit The Beach]]'' ’97 & ’99 by [[Radio Comix]]. She designed the uniforms for the [[Nightrunner stories|''Nightrunner'' stories]] by [[Tom Milliorn]]. One of her favorite projects was creating [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné]] pins of various characters for MU Press.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 Diana began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia:Magic: The Gathering|Magic: The Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia:Legend of the Five Rings|Legend of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 ''[[Wikipedia:Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]]'', and helped ink an issue of ''[[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]]'' for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
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== Filmography ==<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]] - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup, 1994)<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]] - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup, 1994)<br />
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== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://www.dianavick.com/ Tea & Automatons] on Wordpress<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/steamporium*/ Steamporium] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/artvixn/sets/72157594150594868/ Diana Vick] on Flickr<br />
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[[Category:Artists]]<br />
[[Category:Writers]]<br />
[[Category:Washington]]<br />
[[Category:Conifur Northwest guests of honor]]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Cap%E2%80%99n_KateCap’n Kate2009-05-05T20:08:31Z<p>Artvixn: Created page with 'The sexy fox pirate Cap’n Kate, a product of artist Diana Vick's imagination, appeared in many sketch books in the late 80's. In Wild Kingdom #1, published by MU Press in...'</p>
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<div>The sexy fox pirate Cap’n Kate, a product of artist [[Diana Vick]]'s imagination, appeared in many sketch books in the late 80's. In Wild Kingdom #1, published by MU Press in 1992, she starred in a story called "Ransom at Sea", written by [[Edd Vick]] and [[Diana Vick]] (no relation), art by [[Diana Vick]], with layout help by [[Phil Foglio]]. Her next story "Becalmed" appeared in Wild Kingdom #2, written by Edd, penciled by Diana and inked by [[Mike Raabe]]. Eventually Kate was featured in a full length book, Wild Kingdom #10- "WK presents the Amorous Adventures of Cap’n Kate", written and illustrated by [[Diana Vick]] and [[Mike Raabe]]. It also contained pinups by terrie Smith and Tom Milliorn. <br />
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A limited edition run of "The Cap'n Kate Fan Book was produced Diana Vick and featured art by [[Diana Vick]], [[Mike Raabe]] and [[Edd Vick]], and contained a previously unpublished story by Edd and Diana called "Where's Kate?". <br />
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Diana teamed up with [[SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in “Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures”, published by [[Carnal Comics]] in 2000.<br />
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Two cloisonne pins were produced by MU Press with Kate on them, designed by [[Diana Vick]]. <br />
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[[File:Captain Kate.jpg]]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/File:Captain_Kate.jpgFile:Captain Kate.jpg2009-05-05T20:05:17Z<p>Artvixn: </p>
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<div>== Licensing: ==<br />
{{fursona}}</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2009-05-05T19:21:03Z<p>Artvixn: /* History */</p>
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
She regularly attends furry conventions on the west coast where she sells prints of her art, merchandise with her art on it such as mousepads and greeting cards, and does sketches. She was the [[Guest of Honor]] at the first [[Conifur]] held in 1998. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions. In 2007, she did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31. In 2009 she did a version of catkind from Dr. Who.<br />
<br />
[[File:Branni.jpg]]<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
[[File:Wild Kingdom 10.jpg]] <br />
{{cover}} <br />
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She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]].<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
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*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
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== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/artvixn/ Diana Vick] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/artvixn/sets/72157594150594868/ Diana Vick] on [[Flickr]]<br />
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[[Category:People]]<br />
[[Category:Artists]]<br />
[[Category:Writers]]<br />
[[Category:Washington]]<br />
[[Category:Conifur Northwest guests of honor]]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/File:Branni.jpgFile:Branni.jpg2009-05-05T19:19:50Z<p>Artvixn: Diana Vick as Brannigan's Daughter.</p>
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<div>== Summary ==<br />
Diana Vick as Brannigan's Daughter.<br />
== Licensing: ==<br />
{{Cc-by-3.0}}</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2009-05-05T19:11:51Z<p>Artvixn: /* Furry works */</p>
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
She regularly attends furry conventions on the west coast where she sells prints of her art, merchandise with her art on it such as mousepads and greeting cards, and does sketches. She was the [[Guest of Honor]] at the first [[Conifur]] held in 1998. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
[[File:Wild Kingdom 10.jpg]] <br />
{{cover}} <br />
<br />
She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]].<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/artvixn/ Diana Vick] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/artvixn/sets/72157594150594868/ Diana Vick] on [[Flickr]]<br />
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[[Category:People]]<br />
[[Category:Artists]]<br />
[[Category:Writers]]<br />
[[Category:Washington]]<br />
[[Category:Conifur Northwest guests of honor]]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/File:Wild_Kingdom_10.jpgFile:Wild Kingdom 10.jpg2009-05-05T19:09:18Z<p>Artvixn: Cover of Wild Kingdom # 10</p>
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<div>== Summary ==<br />
Cover of Wild Kingdom # 10<br />
== Licensing: ==<br />
{{cover}}</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2009-05-05T18:54:07Z<p>Artvixn: /* History */</p>
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
She regularly attends furry conventions on the west coast where she sells prints of her art, merchandise with her art on it such as mousepads and greeting cards, and does sketches. She was the [[Guest of Honor]] at the first [[Conifur]] held in 1998. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]]. <br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/artvixn/ Diana Vick] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/artvixn/sets/72157594150594868/ Diana Vick] on [[Flickr]]<br />
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[[Category:People]]<br />
[[Category:Artists]]<br />
[[Category:Writers]]<br />
[[Category:Washington]]<br />
[[Category:Conifur Northwest guests of honor]]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2009-05-05T18:46:42Z<p>Artvixn: /* External links */</p>
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
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. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]]. <br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/artvixn/ Diana Vick] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/artvixn/sets/72157594150594868/ Diana Vick] on [[Flickr]]<br />
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<br />
[[Category:People]]<br />
[[Category:Artists]]<br />
[[Category:Writers]]<br />
[[Category:Washington]]<br />
[[Category:Conifur Northwest guests of honor]]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2009-05-05T18:44:32Z<p>Artvixn: /* External links */</p>
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
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. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]]. <br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
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*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
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== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/artvixn/ Diana Vick] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn*/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
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. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]]. <br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectible card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]].<br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/ Artvixn] on [[Wikipedia:Zazzle|Zazzle]]<br />
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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. <br />
<br />
One of her early influences was Wendy Pini’s [[Elfquest]] and she did artwork for many of the [[Elfquest]] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic, [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]], and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
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. <br />
<br />
She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a [[kitsune]] costume at [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Furry works ==<br />
<br />
[[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. <br />
<br />
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"''. <br />
<br />
She teamed up with [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in [[Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures]] #1, published by [[Carnal Comics]].<br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:cloisonné|cloisonné pins]] of various characters for [[MU Press]]. <br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry) media == <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. <br />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia:Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and [[Wikipedia:WildC.A.T.s (TV series)|WildC.A.T.s]], and helped ink an issue of [[Wikipedia:Strikeforce: Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]] for [[Wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]]. <br />
<br />
== Filmography ==<br />
<br />
*[[Disney|Disney TV Animation]]<br />
**1994 - '''''Gargoyles''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
*[[Wikipedia:Nelvana|Nelvana]]<br />
**1994 - '''''WildC.A.T.s''''' (Cleanup)<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/ Artvixn] on [[Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.cafepress.com/katestreasures/ Katestreasures] on [[Cafepress]]<br />
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'''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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry)== <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/ Artvixn] on [[Zazzle]]<br />
* [http://www.cafepress.com/katestreasures/ Katestreasures] on [[Cafepress]]<br />
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'''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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry)== <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/ Artvixn] on [[Zazzle]]<br />
[[Category:People]]<br />
[[Category:Artists]]<br />
[[Category:Writers]]<br />
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'''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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry)== <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/Artvixn] on [[Zazzle]]<br />
[[Category:People]]<br />
[[Category:Artists]]<br />
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'''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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry)== <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [[deviantART]]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Artvixn] on [[Zazzle]]<br />
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'''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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry)== <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links ==<br />
{{Contributor|Artvixn}}<br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/ Diana Vick] on [deviantART]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Artvixn] on [[Zazzle]]<br />
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'''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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31.<br />
<br />
== Professional (non-furry)== <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links == <br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's DeviantArt page]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]<br />
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<div>[[Image:RowrBrazzle-17.jpg|thumb|right|Rowrbrazzle #17. Cover art by [[Mike Kazaleh]]]]<br />
'''''Rowrbrazzle''''' (also known as '''''Brazzle''''') is an [[wikipedia:amateur press association|amateur press association]] (APA) magazine devoted to [[wikipedia:funny animals|funny animal]] cartoon illustration, that for a long time was a bulwark for [[furry fandom]]. The word is a misspelling of "rowrbazzle!", an exclamation used at times by the characters in [[wikipedia:Walt Kelly|Walt Kelly's]] comic-strip "[[wikipedia:Pogo|Pogo]]".<br />
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==History==<br />
''Rowrbrazzle'' was co-created by [[Marc Schirmeister]] and [[John Cawley]] in 1983 as a result of the cessation of its predecessor, ''[[Vootie]]'', with the first issue being distributed to its first contributors in February 1984. [[Fred Patten]] took over as an official editor five years later, and as served in this position for the last 17 years, until he had to step down in 2005 due to illness. [[Mike Curtis]], [[Edd Vick]], [[Michael Susko]] and others are currently serving as interim editors until a new permanent editor is found.<br />
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The first issue was distributed to the association membership in February 1984, it is still published as of July 2006 (with over 90 quarterly issues so far), and it is continuing its uninterrupted 20+ year run. Number 93 is due the Spring of 2007, in a continuing uninterrupted run of 24 years. Rowrbrazzle is always looking for new members. Furry [[writer]]s and [[artist]]s are invited to contact any of the interim editors.<br />
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==Significance==<br />
<br />
[[Fred Patten]], onetime editor of ''Rowrbrazzle'', had this (biased) view of 'Brazzle's significance:<br />
:"My thesis is that furry fandom coalesced out of sf fandom and comics fandom, blending elements from both of them and achieving its own critical mass in 1983/1984. The first clear signs of the independent furry fandom were the creation of its first apa, Rowrbrazzle, and the decision by some fans to self-publish furry comic books because there seemed to be enough fans of stories with talking animals to support them (as distinct from earlier attempts to self-publish comics which had to hope for sufficient sales from the general public alone.)<br />
:"...<br />
:"Rowrbrazzle started in February 1984. Since it was specifically an apa for writing and drawing funny animals as a genre and discussing the new fandom that was forming about them, it is a handy landmark to say that 'furry fandom existed at this time.'"[http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/mglyer/club/page2.html]<br />
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== Known members ==<br />
*Administrative<br />
** Marc Schirmeister (Editor 1983-1988. Permanent Honorary member since 1989.)<br />
** John Cawley (Co-Editor 1983-1988.)<br />
** Fred Patten (Joined 1984, Editor 1988-2005. Left position in mid 2005 due to illness.)<br />
** Edd Vick (Interim Editor 2005)<br />
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*Permanent Honorary members<br />
** [[Ken Sample]] (1988-n/a)<br />
** [[Fred Patten]] (2006 on)<br />
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*Members<br />
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===# & A-F===<br />
* [[Robert Alley]] (2006 - present)<br />
* [[Kaijima Appleseed]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Kjartan Arnorsson|Kjartan "Karno" Arnorsson]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Mark "Th' Mole" D. Ashworth]] (1985 - present)<br />
* [[James "Slim Jim" Edward Babcock]] (?-?, 2006 - present)<br />
* [[Donna Barr]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Greg Bear]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Mitch Beiro]] (? - present)<br />
* [[James W. 'Tibo' Birdsall]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Michael Campbell]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Dan 'Flinthoof' Canaan]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Canuss]]<!--this name preferred--> (?-?)<br />
* [[Robert Carspecken]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Jimmy Chin]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Don Chisholm]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Mike Curtis]] (often with Carole Curtis) (? - present)<br />
* [[Darin C. Davis]] (?-?)<br />
* [[David DuPerre]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Will Faust]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Timothy Fay]] (1983 - present)<br />
* [[Bill Fitts]] (? - ?, ? - present)<br />
* [[Bill Fortier]] (?-?)<br />
* [[Brad W. Foster]] (1984 and 1986)<br />
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===G-L===<br />
* [[Jason Gaffney|Jason "Jagafeh" Gaffney]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Carl Gafford]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Charles Garofalo]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Roz Gibson]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[William Earl Haskell]] (2005 - 2006, editor issue 90)<br />
* [[Rob Haynie]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Robert Hill]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Zephery Hughes]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Mike Kazaleh]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Shawn Keller]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Mike Kelly]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Steve Kerry]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Paul Kidd]] (? - withdrew Oct 1998, #59)<br />
* [[Kris Kreutzman]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Dave Kuhn]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Tom Linehan]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Monika Livingstone]] (? - ?)<br />
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===M-R===<br />
* [[Scott Malcomson]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Steve Martin]] (1984 - ?)<br />
* [[Jed Gary Martinez]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Michael-Scot McMurry]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Chuck Melville]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Carl Fox|Karl F. Meyers]] (Oct 1998 - Jan 2002)<br />
* [[Noah Miller]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Rusty Mills]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Rudy Minger]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Carolyn Mitchell]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Wayne Modjeski]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[JP Morgan]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Per Okerstrom]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Tom Owens]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Michael Oxley]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[James Price|James "Q" Price]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Betty Roget]] (mid 1990s)<br />
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===S-Z===<br />
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* [[Stan Sakai]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Chris Sanders]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Chris Sawyer]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Steven F. Scharff]] (1983 - present)<br />
* [[David Schneberger]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Bob Scott]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Axel Shaikman]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[James Smith]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Terrie Smith]] (? - 2006)<br />
* [[Chris Sobieniak]] (2005 - present)<br />
* [[John Speidel]] (? - ?, 2006 - present)<br />
* [[Joe Strike]] (? - present)<br />
* [[Michael J. Susko]] (? - present)<br />
* [[G. W. Thomas]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Marc S. Tucker]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Tom Verre]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Diana Vick]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Edd Vick]] (1984 - present)<br />
* [[Wendell Washer]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Taral Wayne]] (1984 - ?)<br />
* [[Deal Whitley]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Colleen Winters]] (? - ?)<br />
* [[Jeff Wood]] (? - ?)<br />
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==See also==<br />
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* [[Wikipedia:Rowrbrazzle|Rowrbrazzle]] on [[Wikipedia]]<br />
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== External links ==<br />
===Primary sources===<br />
*''[http://www.rootoon.com/rb/ Rootoon.com]'' sample of pages by contributor Timothy Fay.<br />
*[http://www.snowbuni.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1160968822 "Rowrbrazzle Lives!"] message board thread from ''[http://www.snowbuni.com/ SnowBuni.com]''<br />
===Secondary sources===<br />
*[http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/mglyer/club/page2.html ''File 770'' Issue 127, November 1998] - section about Fred Patten, "The Fur Frontier"<br />
*[http://www.nnseek.com/e/fur.misc/furry_semi_faq_21884116m.html#21884116 Furry Semi-FAQ at '''''nnseek''''']<br />
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===Booksellers===<br />
*[http://www.milehighcomics.com/comicindex/Title-ROWRBRAZZLE--1983--by-Independents--All.html ''Rowrbrazzle'' at Mile High Comics]<br />
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'''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 [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31. <br />
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In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|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.<br />
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== External links == <br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's DeviantArt page]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]<br />
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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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31. <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
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== External links == <br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's DeviantArt page]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]<br />
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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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 [[Wikipedia: Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31. <br />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[Wikipedia: Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|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 [[Wikipedia: Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of Strikeforce: Morituri for Marvel Comics. <br />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
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== External links == <br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's Deviantart page]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]<br />
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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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 [[Wikipedia: Demi_The_Demoness|SS Crompton]] and [[Edd Vick]] to include Kate in Demi’s Wild Kingdom Adventures #1 published by Carnal Comics.<br />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[Wikipedia: Magic_the_gathering|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 />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
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== External links == <br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's Deviantart page]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]<br />
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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 />
<br />
Her introduction to [[furry fandom]] began when she met [[Wikipedia:Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [[Albedo]] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [[Rowrbrazzle]] and [[Gallery]] and creating her own characters. <br />
<br />
[[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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
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== External links == <br />
* [http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's Deviantart page]<br />
* [http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]<br />
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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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
[[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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.<br />
<br />
== External links == <br />
<br />
[http://artemis1138.deviantart.com/page.htm Diana Vick's Deviantart page]<br />
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[http://www.zazzle.com/artvixn/page.htm Diana Vick’s Zazzle site]</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2007-06-25T18:53:43Z<p>Artvixn: Diana Vick's art biography</p>
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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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
[[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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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 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 />
<br />
Diana Vick resides in Seattle Washington with her husband.</div>Artvixn//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Diana_VickDiana Vick2007-06-25T18:29:27Z<p>Artvixn: Diana Vick's art biography.</p>
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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 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_and_Richard_Pini]’s [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Elfquest] and she did artwork for many of the [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Elfquest] fanzines. <br />
<br />
Her introduction to furry fandom began when she met [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Gallacci|Steve Gallacci]] and read his anthropomorphic comic [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Albedo] 0. Soon after she began contributing to [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Rowrbrazzle] and [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Gallery] and creating her own characters. <br />
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[http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Edd_Vick] (no relation) invited her to do production work for [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/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 [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Wild_Kingdom] (now [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/WILD%21]) 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 [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/SS_Crompton] and [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/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 [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Hit_The_Beach]’97 & ’99 by [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/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 [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/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 guest of honor at the first [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Conifur] held in 1998. She enjoys costuming at science fiction conventions and recently did a kitsune costume at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwescon|Norwescon]] 31. <br />
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In 1995 she began to do card art for collectable card games such as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_the_gathering|Magic the Gathering]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legends_of_the_Five_Rings|Legends of the Five Rings]]. She has had hundred and fifty cards published in various games. In other venues, she did cleanup work for several animated series such as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyles_%28animated_series%29|Gargoyles]] and Wild Cats and helped ink an issue of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strikeforce:_Morituri|Strikeforce: Morituri]]. <br />
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Diana Vick resides in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle |Seattle]] Washington with her husband.</div>Artvixn