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Scritt here. Back where I started. Giving out free speedsketches on stream :3
Just like old times, I figured I'd stream for a bit, taking $4 speedsketch requests, discounted to absolutely free.
Sketches will be fulfilled in the order they are submitted, and I will be doing at least 3. Sugggstive themes allowed, but no adult material.
I'm relatively good at drawing dragons, but open to all species.
Stream link:
https://furstre.am/stream/Scritt
Imgur links to finished requests:
Kyaro the dragon: http://imgur.com/fbb4vew
Furocalypse: http://imgur.com/dBdVvKz
Fursnoo: http://imgur.com/dl4cdaI
Fefefusky: http://imgur.com/dPD5A8v
Jinpa: http://imgur.com/SHaVugP
Aaaand I gotta' go
Status: No more requests for now. I have to go :o
Sorry folks <3
Will probably be uploaded to: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/scritt/
submitted by PowerRaptor[link] [16 comments]
I am Excite and so Should You
TLDR; Furries: A Documentary About the Furry Fandom is on Kickstarter and less than $500 away from their funding goal on its third day.
-It's by furries for furries, no media spin. -Funding is for post production, project nearly complete and expected for delivery this fall. -Only asking for $2,500. -A documentary that focuses less on what we aren't and talks about who we are with interviews from various members of the community.
Learn more and donate here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2001812993/furries-a-documentary-about-the-furry-fandom
Furries: A Documentary About the Furry Fandom launched on Kickstarter just a few days ago but is already less than $500 away from its $2500 goal to cover the cost of post production.
In development for four years, this has been a labor of love for Eric Risher, a fellow furry. Promising to deliver a genuine documentary focused on the people within the fandom rather than debunking the rumor mills, something we have failed to do in the past with media interviews.
Since the Kickstarter was launched to cover post production costs, backers are essentially donating to a sure thing, a finished product. Backers can expect to see their rewards as early as this fall.
This project is exciting because I feel that ours is a topic worth covering, from our sense of community to our generous charity contributions the furry fandom has a positive presence in the world and it should not go unnoticed in my opinion.
There is however a stigma about covering our story, as media has time and time again put a spin on our story to boost ratings rather than represent us accurately. This documentary is written and filmed by a fellow furry, however, so I think that is no longer an issue. With interviews from a group of fellow furries, you are getting the words straight from the fuzzy mouth.
Hopefully the film takes care in its representation, making it well known that no one person or set of interests can define furry. Ours is an accepting community with people from all walks of life after all.
If you haven't already, please share the Kickstarter link and donate if you are able. You can find the link above in the TLDR version. Let's do this!
submitted by PedigreeTheHusky[link] [19 comments]
So I've been drawing furries for 11+ years, but...
How in the blue hell do I draw humans? I don't know if this really belongs here, but I'm more familiar with furry anatomy, so... idk. :I Anyway.
I've figured out over the years how to draw furries and ferals that look natural, for lack of a better term. The problem lies within trying to draw a human/oid character, which I want to do, mainly to expand my grounds to have better options for commissioners. And I have a few human/furry comic ideas. But to put it bluntly, every time I draw a human, I start leaning towards furry anatomy... usually cats, since they have fairly similar faces. Any ideas, guys?
submitted by FrostbittenChipmunk[link] [18 comments]
Buy Local? - Do you buy from the small guys? In this week's episode, the Wagz crew tackles the good and bad of choosing to shop local versus online, and of favoring small companies over the big chains. What do you think?
Do you buy from the small guys? In this week’s episode, the Wagz crew tackles the good and bad of choosing to shop local versus online, and of favoring small companies over the big chains. What do you think?
Metadata and Credits WagzTail Season 3 Episode 66Runtime: 30m
Cast: Crimson X, Firefoxkac, Levi, Wolfin
Editor: Levi
Format: 128kbps ABR split-stereo MP3 Copyright: © 2015 WagzTail.com. Some Rights Reserved. This podcast is released by WagzTail.com as CC BY-ND 3.0. If distributed with a facility that has an existing agreement in place with a Professional Rights Organisation (PRO), file a cue sheet for 30:00 to Fabien Renoult (BMI) 1.67%, Josquin des Pres (BMI) 1.67%, WagzTail.com 96.67%. Rights have been acquired to all content for national and international broadcast and web release with no royalties due.
Buy Local? - Do you buy from the small guys? In this week's episode, the Wagz crew tackles the good and bad of choosing to shop local versus online, and of favoring small companies over the big chains. What do you think?
On lunch break and feeling chatty.
If any furs feel like chatting feel free to hit me up on Skype at rumtum_hyena.
submitted by pretzelbagel[link] [comment]
Big News from Dreamworks
Dreamworks Animation have released the first preview of their new How To Train Your Dragon tie-in TV series, Dragons: Race to the Edge. It’s coming to Netflix on June 26th. Interestingly, it’s all coming on that date: All 13 episodes will be available at once. In this latest iteration, “Hiccup and Toothless lead the Dragon Riders as they soar beyond the borders of Berk and discover the mysterious Dragon Eye — an ancient artifact filled with secrets that will lead them to new lands filled with undiscovered dragons. But the heroes find themselves pursued by marauding dragon hunters, who will stop at nothing to seize the power of the Dragon Eye.” Check it out over at Comingsoon.net. Meanwhile, just today came another Dreamworks announcement: Kung Fu Panda 3’s release date has been moved. Again. This time they’ve moved it up from March 18th to January 29th. We still gotta wait until 2016, but at least it’s coming sooner!
image c. 2015 Dreamworks Animation
Sarah's got her game face on. Go Canucks, Go!
Eyyyyy!
Thank you all for voting on her hairstyle yesterday! Majority rule was short soooo here she is!
submitted by NovaLona[link] [3 comments]
I'm doing a guest lecture on the furry subculture, I WANT YOUR PICTURE
Okay, so this is not my first time being a guest speaker for my old college, however, something I think would be a fun touch to the presentation is if fursuiters would please take a picture of your suit (SFW) with you holding a sign that shows what your occupation is.
The reason for this is to show that every day people in all walks of life fursuit. Again this will all be used for educational purposes, but if you're fine with me sharing them with University Students, I'd love to see!
submitted by SikeRed[link] [6 comments]
Looking for advice, meeting naughty fur for first time
I'll save the lewd details for the sake of SFW, but basically here's my situation.
I've known a skunkfur friend in the of mine in the US for years now. We talk all the time, do all sorts all sorts of things together, are both the same age. We share all sorts of common interests and kinks... rather dirty ones at that. In the summer, we'll have saved up enough for him to visit me here in Canada for a week or so. I'm of course, really excited, but I'd also be lying if I said I wasn't nervous.
I've hung out with other furs in person, at local cons, meet-ups, etc. But never done anything really naughty before. It'll be a lot of "first time"s. What are some things I should be cautious of, should prepare ahead of time, etc? Above all I want to be safe.
submitted by Jovial_the_Skunk[link] [6 comments]
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