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 Affordable Canadian fursuit maker. 

In their wordsI've always been creative and love making things.  Halloween has always been my favorite time of year so I always enjoyed making some new every year.  About 10 years ago I made a wolf type costume for fun and it was the hit of the party.  After the party people started asking where I got it and I honestly said I made it.  They seemed to like enough to ask me to make them a custom one and so began my adventures is making these type of costumes.I've made costumes for all sorts of groups from Cosplayers, sports teams, theater groups, store events, and the Furry Fandom.  My speciality is Canines but i can do other species.  I can do something cute or something evil.Rating

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Tumblr blog showcasing fursuits built with a realistic style in mind.

In their wordsA blog showcasing fursuits that look like the real living thing, or pretty darn close.
None of these costumes are affiliated with the owner of this blog.
We do not sell or make any costumes posted.
This blog is just to show and appreciate other's work.
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Selling a vest that fursuit and costume performers can wear underneath that helps cool the body down.

In their wordsEZCOOLDOWN cooling vests are specially designed for actors, cosplayers, fursuiters and other costume performers. The vests provide hours of cooling comfort and prevention against heat stress thanks to 4 special PCM inserts which release comfortable, long-lasting cooling relief for up to 3 hours, even during strenuous activities in high temperature environments.Rating

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With the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy movie looming closer, some folks might want to get a little background on the group. Heck, even young kids might want to! And so to that end Marvel Press brings us Guardians of the Galaxy: Beginnings, written by Tomas Palacios and illustrated by a variety of artists. “How did a raccoon with a rocket launcher, a talking tree, a bald green destroyer, the most dangerous woman in the universe, and an interplanetary policeman form the heroic space squad, The Guardians of the Galaxy? Join Rocket Raccoon, Groot, Drax the Destroyer, Gamora, and their fierce leader Star-Lord as they band together in this origin storybook to fight through the cosmos and bring peace to a universe filled with threats and danger. This illustrated 48-page storybook introduces the fun ragtag band of Super Heroes in space!” Check out this new full-cover hardcover at Barnes & Noble.

image c. 2014 Marvel Press

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Here we have a pogo mashup of the BBC comedy show “The Mighty Boosh” which is a surreal silly show that leans furry or at least they seem furry curious at times.

Any show that has mod wolves is good in my book.

Previous post, Making a successful Furry float for San Francisco Pride 2014, reported a budget of around $1000. I completely neglected to add the most important costs- all paid for by Bos’n Otter: $450 for a float entry fee, and $400 for truck rental and gas. He hasn’t solicited any donations, but I’ll happily pass […]

This is just a hopeless shout out. Made a really good connection with someone via a very long chat session (as if I was his doppelganger). I lost all hope of reaching him again when my computer crashed. Edit: it happened last night on omegle, when we were both talking about movies. The only piece of information I gave away about my identity, was my first name.

In the one in a million chance you're the friend I lost, I have a way of confirming your identity and I'd like to see you again. If not, I'm up for making new friends as well =).

tl;dr - If you think you're my friend, send me a msg with my first name as the subject.

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It's nothing complex and I probably won't get anyone to agree but I'll give it a try. I'm looking to do an outfit redesign for my sona but I don't have any cash. I'm just hoping to find an artist that's bored or wants practice and I might be able to pay you in some way other than direct cash (I dunno what but we can talk about it).

Anyways this is my sona now and I just want to a different outfit along with different weapons (AKA two glaives and a giant boomerang). The outfit mostly consisting of light tan cargo pants (kinda baggy) and a white and orange hoodie (like the base being white with orange short sleeve and some sort of other orange variations on it) with built in microphone type things in the hood to play music. Also a sort of sheath sling on my back to hold said boomerang. And no shoes. Can't think of anything else at the moment.

Anyways if someone does do this then awesome if not then ok.

Edit: Also I meant these glaives. The throwable kind that fold up. TIL there is another kind, go figure.

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After chatting with a few dozen furries about league (and like 100 non-furries) I've come up with a pretty basic list of why people are in the divisions that they are in. I'm going to try to keep this as bare bones as possible. Feel free to add me for more details in game (DD DoubleDiamond).

1. Creep Score. The lower the division, the lower the average creep tends to be. Even players that "are a lot better than the division they are in" tend to have about the same CS as their peers.

2. Vision Control. At level 9, each player should have at least one ward up at any given moment. Supports should have 4. Jungles and mids should have 2 (a pink and a green). The lower the division, the less people follow these rules.

3. Awareness. The higher the division, the less likely people require MIAs to avoid ganks. They are also more likely to respond (quickly) to pings of "danger" or "careful." They respond more quickly to a fight that breaks out nearby. They change tactics more quickly based on the situation.

4. Correct Builds. The lower the division, the more often people deviate from the best item builds in the game.

I would say those four aspects alone define the difference between each ranked division in league. I've met people in bronze that play their champion like they are in diamond; while they struggle to CS and they don't even see the enemy jungler in their own wards.

Likewise, I've met people in diamond that play their champ like they are in bronze, but their cs, vision, and awareness are all amazing.

I believe a lot of people stagnate in their efforts to improve because they spend too much time "learning new champions" or "trying to be the best at Riven" etc. They fail to work on the basics and it shows in every match they play.

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I have been looking for a long time and I can't, ever, seem to find an artist who is taking commissions. So I'm asking here. I am looking for an artist to draw my fursona, in color, and I'm looking to spend between 40-50 USD. Message me if you are interested.

Thank you,

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Any of you fuzzy butts live in Northern Virginia? I dont really think I've met another fur in person.

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Hey all! My husband doesn't have a reddit so he was hoping I'd post this here for him. He usually does humans, but would be most willing to try a fursona or two.

His deviantart is here and his pricing list is here.

Some of his work will be NSFW! :)

Thanks for checking it out!

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Another Anthrocon article, from the website of CBS Pittsburgh:
http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2014/07/02/furries-bring-fun-costumes-and-lots-of-revenue-to-pittsburgh/


PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A 6-foot fox in a hotel lobby. A tail on a luggage cart. The “Furries” are back.

Board chairman Dr. Samuel Conway says “Anthrocon” has 6,000 people of the furry persuasion. But what’s it all about?

“Why do people buy tickets to the Super Bowl?” he asks. “Why do people go fishing? It’s what they’re into. It relaxes them. It gets them through the day.”

They’re doctors, teachers and truck drivers, from 25 countries. The “Fox” is a weapons manufacturer.

“I think if my co-workers knew this is what I do, they’d take out a hunting permit on me,” he says.

The tourism group “Visit Pittsburgh” has hosted the Anthrocon convention for nine consecutive years.

“This has brought a total of $41 million to our economy,” says President and CEO Craig Davis. “Just this year alone: $7 million.”

Part of the tradition is lunchtime at Fernando’s.

“We like it. It’s so much fun. I wish they could come every year,” says co-owner Baris Budak.

“We take a furry picture with them,” his brother Ali says.

Furries like the “Tribal Tiger” like to make folks smile.

“There’s nothing that can compare to that emotion that you get inside, when you make someone feel that good,” he says.

Speaking of feeling good, Anthrocon conventions have raised 140 thousand dollars for Pittsburgh charities. This year’s choice: the National Aviary.

For more information on the Furries, visit http://www.anthrocon.org.