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I used a pencil to draw it, then I scanned it. (image on the right).
The picture shown on the left is colored with water-colour. 

Here I have used once more water-colour for doing the coloring. The line I have drawn with an water proofed marker (Edding). Ok, not that professional ;), but if I had used indian ink it would have taken longer cleaning the table than make the drawing.

The photo that I've used as an example was send to me some time ago, I liked it so much that I tried to draw it as realistic as I could. 
I used an normal pencile to draw it, but I really needed very long for it!

I drew it by hand on a sheet of pager, then I scanned it and composed it on the PC.

I tryed to make it that way, Eric Schwarz did the coloring on strip 100. So I used this strip as a palette for that one you can see on the left. Now I know how much work it is to do coloring the way Eric does.

So you can load every picture into the game and puzzle with it. There are also several options like a grid, a pattern dialog, a display showing time and moves needed, different field sizes and so on.... 

I used Visual C++ to create it. If you are interested in the source code, just mail me.

It's funny, for me it is easyer to draw a realistic picture than a picture with only a handfull of line (like comics).
The picture is drawn with a graphite-pen I got from my art teacher. (the paper is also from my teacher ;)
For the picture I used a photograph of a tiger as a pattern. 
The drawimg took me nearly 15 hours (the scanning took 1 and 1/2 hours ;)

Hm, ok that's all...