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Visit his web site at
www.wolfwares.ca
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Andrew Pidcock has been an active artist for over a decade, his strong affinity for werewolves and gargoyles permeating all that he touches. His media of choice are acrylics for 2D art, and faux fur and fabric for costuming. He also has talents in game design, both electronic, tabletop and RPG.
His costumes include: Loopy the Werewolf, responsible for his nickname; Heraldry the Gryphon, with fully articulated wings; Korul Al-Wassar, a gargoyle also with articulated wings; Mighty Wing Lung Puff, a 24-foot long, smoke-breathing dragon which won him a Masters Masquerade award at the World Science Fiction Convention (WorldCon). He even made a Formorian costume that can go underwater for real! They are always appreciated at all conventions for their detail, as well as the presentation on stage, often including music with new lyrics recorded specially for the routine, drawing from his years in stage and musicals. He's also done voices for animated characters in movies.
He also has skills in jewelry, sculpting and custom costume commissions, and publishes the web comics "Dank Dungeon of Daily Doom" about the other side of fantasy life, "Macro and Vore" about internet life, and "Were I Wolf" a dramatic adventure about a werewolf. He has also done an add-on module for the video game "Freedom Force" called "Furst Force". He is the founder and administrator of the Montreal anthro fans community.
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Fiona Patton was born in Calgary Alberta and grew up in the United States. She now lives in rural Ontario with her partner, Tanya Huff, a variety of cats and a tiny dog who thinks he's a huge farm dog. In 1997 her first book, The Stone Prince, was published by DAW Books New York, followed by The Painter Knight, The Granite Shield and The Golden Sword (the Branion Realm stories). Her first hard cover, entitled The Silver Lake, came out in 2005. She is currently working on The Golden Tower, the second book in this new Warriors of Estavia series. She has written over two dozen short stories for numerous DAW/Tekno Books anthologies including Sirius the Dog Star and Assassin Fantastic. She identifies as a media fan and a gamer (though it has been a while), likes to write about "Big Guys with Swords" and has recently got her black belt in Shotokan karate.
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