Connie J Saunders
Featured Work
Site last updated - 6/12/2026
Connie J Saunders
Contacts
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Connie J Saunders
Illustrations
Character and Background Illustrations
Figure Studies
Connie J Saunders
Animations
Connie J Saunders
Storyboards
3D MAN
Behind 3D MAN
Rat Work
Behind Rat Work
The Baby and 22 Storyboards
Character Designs
Connie J Saunders
3D Modeling
3D Man
Dude and Bro's room
Connie J Saunders
Connie J Saunders
Downloads
Connie J Saunders
About me
My name is Connie Saunders and I’m a graduate at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design with a Bachelor's degree in Animation & Game Art. My work consists of a multimedia showcase blending 2D and 3D animation methods with entertaining story telling. My creations have received notable attention with my work being featured in the ToonBoom Education Show-reel and the PCA&D Animation Demo-reel Spotlight. After graduation I strive to work in the animation industry as a storyboard artist and animator, while I continue doing illustration commission work on the side.
Connie J Saunders
Company Work
The Super Hero Project
Internship designed around making a super hero poster for a child.
Thumbnail, sketch, outline, and render.
Final render after recommendation.
Best Western Hotel Mural
Tasked to make a 60 x 30in mural for the lobby at a Best Western Hotel.
Character sheet, thumbnails, sketch, and render. Final render is not finished yet.
Connie J Saunders
We here at the Snorkin-Squad company love this little creature and believe it deserves more recognition among its peers of other cryptids. So that's why we banded together and hacked Connie's portfolio website to bring you an overview of who this little creature is and sightings.
Appearance and History of the Squonk.
Squonk render by Ashley Gerst.
The first written evidence of the Squonk dates all the way back to 1910 in the book "Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods" written by William T. Cox, and the creatures lore would be later expanded on in the 1939 book "Fearsome Critters". The Squonk migrated from swamps to the Hemlock forests of PA due to deforestation. Every year in August, Johnstown PA holds a Squonkapalooza which is a celebration for the Squonk to cheer it up because it's always sad and crying due to how ugly it thinks it is.
The Squonk has been described to have loose fitting skin that is sprinkled with warts and moles. If any person try to go after the Squonk they can be tracked down by their trail of tears they leave behind, and once cornered they'll be so freighted they'll dissolve into their own tears and vanish.
Team sightings of the Squonk.
@squonkapalooza on insta.
All though none of the Snorkin-Squad team has ever been to the forests in Johnstown, a member has had a run in with the Squonk. Below is a illustration the eye-witness has drawn up of what the creature looked like.
Drawing made by Logan Saunders.
At the Snorkin-Squad headquarters we put our best scientists to the test to make a photo realistic render of the illustration Logan provided to us, and I must warn you, it's not for the faint of heart.
What the Snorkin-Scientists gave back to us.
Truly frightening, but that's all we got to say about the Squonk. We hoped you learned something and start to love this thing a little more.
Citations
"William Thomas Cox - Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods, With a Few Desert and Mountain Beasts""Website - squonkapalooza.com"