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Colored powder being sprayed over a festival stage was ignited by surprise, causing a mid-air explosion over festival goers.  The accident happened at Formosa Fun Coast, a water park in Taiwan.  Roughly 500 are reported injured, including over 200 in critical condition.  Photos show chaos and graphic injuries, especially to feet and legs of the victims […]

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This July look for an interesting new hardcover book from Boom! Studios: The Art of Mouse Guard, 2005 – 2015. “Celebrate the first 10 years of a comics classic from the very first sketch. For the first time since the series debut, David Petersen’s process for creating the world of Mouse Guard and bringing it to life in stunning illustration is documented in exquisite detail. With never-before-seen sketches; 100 pages of full-color, oversized artwork; and commentary from colleagues, collaborators, and Petersen himself, readers and fans get an unprecedented look behind-the-pages at how their favorite characters and adventures were born.” Those colleagues and collaborators include folks like Mike Mignola, Stan Sakai, Geof Darrow, and many others. You can find out more over at the Simon & Schuster Digital Catalog site.

image c. 2015 Boom! Studios

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Hey fuzzbutts, I wanted to talk about an issue that has been bothering me for a bit. I'm a growing and learning artist, so naturally, I love the work of those who inspire me. But most of the time I compliment their work just saying how amazing it is, they just reply with either jokes about the said drawing or just disagree with me. I mean if they truly don't like their work, why would they post it in the first place?

It makes me lose respect for a lot of the people I follow and also demotivate me a lot... If they think their amazing work is bad, what does that make my work? Are they just fishing for attention?

I'm sorry if this is really insensitive, but I'm feeling really insecure about myself after related incidents...

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A guy a work with wears furcon/anthro shirts pretty often, and wears his full suit to work on Halloween. I've seen a couple of girls with tails/ears from time to time around town. I'd never wear in public personally, but I always think its cool to see people that are comfortable enough with themselves to be so open. What are your thoughts? Is a little furry flair ok, or is it just asking to be a new topic on r/cringe?

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