Artists Studio

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Welcome to VP's Artists Studio. The Studio, built on the roof, with a very special viewing area over a certain couple's brass bed, has been an inspiration to some of our best artists. The Studio encourages all forms of art. Won't you share yours with us? (For zine info, email Flamingo.)

This piece is by Baravan from the zine Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans

This beautiful illo by Sandi illustrates her story Circle's End. Story and illo can be found in the Classics section of the S&H Slash Archive

This is "Last Dance" by Suzan Lovett. It's from the slash story "Labyrinth" by C. Davis and M. Decker from the zine Shadowplay. This story and more Lovett art can be found on the Archive: http://www.squidge.org/~flamingo/starskyhutchslash/index.htm

A very special thanks go to Suzan Lovett who has graciously granted her permission to post these images of her art. You may copy and print out these images for your own pleasure, but please don't sell them. Suzan just wants to share them with SH fandom. These images are thumbprints. Click to see a larger image.

Crystal Blue Persuasion
Cover of the zine of the same name.

"Haven" by Suzan Lovett from the zine "No Easy Answers" by Terry Beckett & Chris Powers. Coming to the Archive soon.

This illo, called "Forever Lovers" can be found, along with many others by a variety of artists, in the novel, Distant Shores.

The Devil & Mr. Hutchinson can be found in the zine Nightlight

Hero's Heart can be found in the zine Bonaventure


These 4 illos and the dancing illo above are all from the story Labyrinth which is on the S&H Slash Archive

This illo of Suzan's was used for the cover of the gen zine Troubled Waters

This is the cover to the 10th anniversary issue of the novel Murder on San Carmelitas. There are 18 color illos and 2 b&w. I've scanned this image from the original art.

The following illos are samples of the 18 color pieces in MOSC.

Scanned from the original art.

This is one my absolute favorite pieces from MOSC (I wonder why?) This was scanned from the original art.