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	28k	This is Alexandre. Technically, he shouldn't be in this section because he's from the French clan that appears in the Scarlet Pimpernel/Gargoyles crossover that I'm working on, but I figured that it would look pretty silly to have a gallery page with only one picture on it, so here he is.
	47k	This is Helen of Troy (for those who don't know, the USC mascot is Tommy Trojan, so the school itself is sometimes referred to as Troy), who is a gargified version of the angel (click here to see the original) that adorns many of the USC School of Letters Arts and Sciences printed material.
	32k	This is Paris, Helen's son. (yeah, yeah, the names don't parallel the mythological figures, so sue me...)
	39k	A quick sketch of a currently unnamed gargoyle male.
	45k	A currently unnamed gargoyle female.
	39k	A currently unnamed gargoyle female that I drew in 1997.
	28k	This guy's name is Trenton. I drew him in the summer of 1997, back when I was obsessed with outlining things with felt-tip pen.
	38k	This is a quick sketch of a currently unnamed garg-beast.
	38k	This is Wilshire, the leader of Clan Los Angeles. He looks like he was drawn with crayons because the original picture (drawn in the margin of my economics class notes) was only about an inch high.
	36k	A back view of Wilshire (also from the margin of my economics notes)
	45k	Another unnamed gargoyle from the margins of my economics notes
	48k	This one is named Cory. He too came from my economics notes.
	42k	Cory with his mouth closed, showing off his underbite.
	45k	Yet another picture from my economics notes (what did you expect me to do in that class, learn?) This is the original sketch of Latigo.
	42k	This is a garg-beast named Spider. (why? because that's what he likes to eat...)
	44k	Meet Latigo, the first garg I created specifically for my own original gargoyle clan. This poor guy has been hanging around forever, waiting for me to get around to writing a story for his clan.
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