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Sunderfolk, the first game developed by Secret Door., has been announced! Published by Dreamhaven, Sunderfolk is designed for players who love tabletop, board, and video games, and will be available on Steam, PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch™. 

Sunderfolk is a tactical couch co-op RPG created with the purpose of bringing new and veteran players together in a shared tale of tactics, survival, and triumph. You and three of your friends can pick one of six available heroes—the Arcanist, Bard, Berserker, Pyromancer, Ranger, and Rogue—and begin a one-of-a-kind experience told through both the “main screen” (the shared TV or monitor) and your phone or tablet, which acts as your controller for the adventure.

Castlevania is perhaps the most well known vampire video game series, famous for its gothic horror elements and of course, the constant threat of Dracula. Much like the vampire the series is based around, it rises and falls time and time again. Recently, it has been re-emerging from its coffin with the success of the animated Netflix series that’s still considered to be among the best on the platform and seeing re-releases of older games. For example, the Anniversary collection which features the original NES/SNES titles plus a few extras like Bloodlines and Kid Dracula and the Advance Collection which includes the GBA trilogy of games as well as Dracula X. With the recent announcement of Castlevania Nocturne getting its much needed season 2, now seems like a good time to talk about the most recent collection of re-releases, Castlevania Dominus Collection.

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Interesting graphic novel we stumbled across from Harper Collins Publishing: Saving Chupie by Amparo Ortiz, illustrated by Ronnie Vazquez. “Violeta Rubio only has one goal in mind for her first-ever trip to Puerto Rico: Help Abuelita reopen her beloved restaurant. The only problem is that Violeta’s whole family thinks they can do it without her. Now Violeta doesn’t have anyone to hang out with or anything to do. But when best friend duo Diego and Lorena need help capturing the rumored chupacabra, Violeta sees her chance to change all that. What she isn’t expecting is to run straight into the beast. Only… he isn’t as monstrous as everyone assumes. Sure, he’s got some scales and spikes, big red eyes, and pointy fangs — but he’s totally puppy and loyal to a fault. Violeta must find a way to keep Chupie hidden and convince her newfound friends that he isn’t anything to be scared of.” Check it out now, in hardcover.

image c. 2024 Harper Collins

This week- BLUE ALERT, leave the babyfurs alone already, the moral weight of clacking Barbies together, kindergartener argumentation with a foreign government, floriduh, and Texas is going to get its grid connected to other parts of the country finally.

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X fails to avoid Australia child safety fine by arguing Twitter doesn’t exist - Ars Technica

Hell froze over in Texas – the state will connect to the US grid for the first time via a fed grant | Electrek

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Episode 563 - Moral Weights

TigerTails Radio Season 15 Episode 48. Join the Discord Chat: https://discord.gg/SQ5QuRf For a full preview of events and for previous episodes, please visit http://www.tigertailsradio.co.uk. See website for full breakdown of song credits, which is usually updated shortly after the show. If you like what we do and wish to throw some pennies our way to support us, please consider sending a little tip our way. https://streamlabs.com/tigertailsradio/tip * Please note, tips are made to support TigerTails Radio and are assumed as made with good faith, so are therefore non-refundable. Thank you for your support and understanding.

We know, we know — too early to talk about Christmas stuff. But maybe a perfect time to talk about monster comics! Especially when they’re monstrous cats. “Grumpy Cat: The Grumpus and Other Horrible Holiday Tales is a collection of stories featuring everyone’s favorite feline sourpuss that will help keep you in the grumpy spirit all throughout the most joyous season of the year!” The title story is a spoof on everyone’s favorite Christmas monster, the Krampus. Other titles in the collection include “Grumpy the Snow-Cat”, “Grumpy Cat vs. Merry Martians”, and “You’re a Mean One, Ms. Grumpy”. Created by a whole slew of writers and artists, it’s all put together by Ablaze Comics.

image c. 2024 Ablaze Comics

When I did my review for ‘Turok 3: Shadows Of Oblivion’, I had mentioned that I used to work for a radio station and two of the earliest reviews I did were on the HD remasters of both Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Turok 2: Seeds Of Evil. Well, seeing as that station is no more and the reviews are now lost, I figured it’s time I revisit these two games and see if my thoughts on them from back then still hold up or if they had changed over the years. Beginning with the first Turok and my thoughts on this one greatly changed from my early review of it.

Back when I first first played the game, I felt that Turok: Dinosaur Hunter did not age well, even with it being remastered and that its biggest issue was the gameplay feeling archaic and very clunky in its design. I also felt that the sequel was superior to this game because it not only improved and fixed the issues this game has, but it feels like what the first game should've been. However, after doing some replays of both games, I actually feel the opposite now. Yes, the game still didn’t age well in a few areas and I still feel the frequent platforming areas and the huge difficulty spikes throughout the game do hurt it, but I actually prefer this one over Seeds Of Evil, though I still say Shadows Of Oblivion is the better game.

The Warhammer 40k universe, though widely popular, was something I never really gotten into at all. I have played some of the games, like the Vermintide series and BoltGun, but it was really never something I felt compelled to be a part of in any way. Still, I did enjoy the few games I played, Vermintide 2 being one of them, and I did like the original Space Marine when I played it a few years back, so when a sequel was finally announced in 2021 at the Game Awards, I’ll admit that I was curious but not super excited. I’m kind of glad I wasn’t hyped for the game as, unfortunately, the game did not live up to the years of waiting. Sure, it has some good moments here and there and it isn’t broken in any way, it’s just not a fun game overall.

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Despite Squadcast trying to silence some of us this episode made it to your ears dear listeners. We had some troubles recording and through the magic of hours of hard work this raccoon managed to piece it all back together in a way that almost makes sense...kinda like most of our episodes. 

This episode we have all the usual segments, Things Taebyn Doesn't Understand, The Past Today, Star Trek Mad Libs,  Media, Furry News, Cheetaro's Movie Review, Upcoming Events, Jokes, and of course Shameless Plugs. 

So, hop on board the USS Bearly Furcasting for a wild ride into the furry universe!

This podcast contains adult language and adult topics. It is rated M for Mature. Listener discretion is advised.

Support the show

Thanks to all our listeners and to our staff: Bearly Normal, Rayne Raccoon, Taebyn, Cheetaro, TickTock, and Ziggy the Meme Weasel.

You can send us a message on Telegram at BFFT Chat, or via email at: bearlyfurcasting@gmail.com

Bearly Furcasting S5E9 - Wait, We are still doing this?

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Bearly is away at a super secret undisclosed location doing bear things so Taebyn, Rayne, Tick Tock, and Cheetaro run amok in the studio and accidentally produce an episode of BFFT!

We chat about The Past Today, Things Taebyn Doesn't Understand, play some Muppet Mad Libs, talk about Media, get the latest Furry News scoop from Tick Tock, talk about Upcoming Events, Cheetaro gives us a Movie Review, Taebyn finishes the episode strong with some Math...It's October but this isn't any Fun Sized episode...this is a King Sized candy bar of an episode for all you furs!

This podcast contains adult language and adult topics. It is rated M for Mature. Listener discretion is advised.

Support the show

Thanks to all our listeners and to our staff: Bearly Normal, Rayne Raccoon, Taebyn, Cheetaro, TickTock, and Ziggy the Meme Weasel.

You can send us a message on Telegram at BFFT Chat, or via email at: bearlyfurcasting@gmail.com

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That’s actually a rather lame gag way to introduce a comic miniseries we missed, but now it’s out as a collected trade paperback. The Sacrificers, written by Rick Remender and illustrated by Max Fiumara and Dave McCaig, is a dystopian science fiction story featuring, among many other strange things, a group of bird-like aliens. “Tomorrow is a harmonious paradise thanks to five families who make everything perfect… for the price of one child per household. Now, as that bill comes due, a son expected to give everything for a family that never loved him, and an affluent daughter determined to destroy utopia, must unite to end one generation’s unnaturally protracted reign.” Look for it from Simon & Schuster.

image c. 2024 Image Comics

What do you get when you mix Animal Crossing at its best with a cozy town building, crafting, life sim game set on a post-apocalyptic archipelago paradise? Why, you get Critter Cove! Though it's premiering in early access on Steam, it is well into the “worth it” category already upon initial launch. I’ve spent a good 15 hours in the world of Critter Cove and it has flown by. There’s a wonderfully pleasant and interesting gameplay loop that involves exploring the world bit by bit, picking up important resources along the way, and finding new villagers and questlines as you go. You can find furniture for your house, improvements for your town, or new tools to create lots of usable or displayable objects. I was impressed by how much I kept discovering new areas to explore, each holding a new trinket to collect for my museum, or rare items to dismantle and eventually build in my house. There’s a lot to unpack, so let’s get started!

Cliff Bleszinski (known to many as CliffyB) is a legend in the world of video game design: Among his best-known titles are Jazz Jackrabbit and Unreal. Well just last year, CliffyB decided to hook up with Alex de Campi (Archie vs. Predator) to bring us Scrapper, a science fiction miniseries comic illustrated by Sandy Jarrell. “Blade Runner-style action mixes with big emotions as stray dog Scrapper and his buddy Tank fight for justice against the totalitarian forces of a post-apocalyptic domed city. But when the fight comes to his home, Scrapper will face losing what’s most important to him-and gain a terrifying truth in the process.” Issues 1 – 6 are still available from Image Comics.

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You are Stanley. You work in an office complex pressing buttons. One day, no instructions come through your computer and everyone is gone. Wanting to find out what happened, you leave the office and begin your unpredictable journey in, what is quite possibly, my second favorite game of all time.

Happy furry book month! My laptop decided to celebrate by bluescreening on September 30, so while I have managed to get it up and running again, it’s unfortunately delayed the book bundle release by a day or two.

Edited to add: Many thanks to JFR Coates, who stepped up and got the book bundle put together last night. It’s now available for purchase on Gumroad! There are two versions of the bundle, one with only books suitable for a general audience and one with those books and the 18+ books. The price works out to only $1 per book in the bundle, plus an extra $1 that goes to the guild to help with our recurring expenses. That’s a fantastic price for so many amazing books!

In the meantime, you can write your own book during our first Furry Novel Jam! The rules are simple: work out a writing goal that you feel you can accomplish during October, and start writing. You can begin a brand new project, finish a project you’ve been stuck on, or jump from project to project. As long as you get some words down during October, you win the novel jam and deserve accolades and possibly a cake.

We have some fun novel jam activities going on in the Telegram chat and Discord server, including word sprints, challenges, and a certain amount of complaining (all part of the writing life). Come join us!

We’re still looking for guild members who are interested in an officer position. We’ll be holding elections in April as usual, but if you’d like to help out sooner, just let one of the officers know. Duties are generally modest and the other officers (mostly) don’t bite.

Here are the current open markets for your short stories:
Paw Anthology: Volume 2 – Deadline November 21st 2024
Spirit of the Wolf – Deadline March 31st 2025
Indecent Exposure – Deadline When Full
This Is Halloween – Deadline When Full
Children Of The Night – Deadline When Full
Furry/Lovecraftian/Erotic/University Themed Anthology – Deadline When Full
Beyond Their Pale – Deadline When Full

Please also check out the latest releases from our members.
Squeak Thief, by Kyell Gold. Released July 2024.
The Heavens Within Our Grasp, edited by Maddison Scott-Clary, featuring stories by multiple FWG Members. Released July 1st 2024.
Far Flung, by Utunu. Released July 3rd 2024.
The Eternal Party, by DarkEnd. Released July 4th 2024.
Therianthropic Dreams, by NightEyes DaySpring. Released July 15th 2024.
Return of the Queen, by Shaun M. McGrath. Released July 31st.
Shadow Sun, by Jess E. Owen. Released August 30th
Legend of Ahya: Broken Empires, by Matthew Colvath. Available for pre-orders. Released October 2nd 2024.

Happy writing!

Kate Shaw

The island your ship landed on is sinking for mysterious reasons! Explore, make new friends, and face deadly foes in this action RPG! Maple Forest just launched their Kickstarter, and it's already fully funded!

Maple Forest is an action RPG inspired by a bunch of 90s classics. In it, you'll adventure across an island that's begun to sink for mysterious reasons. The residents of the island's main village tell you that their legends say the power of the god of the island is what keeps the island afloat. The god of the island lives in a shrine at the top of the mountain, but that shrine has been sealed off by a huge stone door for longer than anyone in the village can remember. If there was a way to open that door and speak with the island's guardian, the island might be saved, but noone on the island has been strong or courageous enough to brave the island's wilderness in search of a way to unseal the door...until now!

TigerTails Radio Season 15 Episode 47. Join the Discord Chat: https://discord.gg/SQ5QuRf For a full preview of events and for previous episodes, please visit http://www.tigertailsradio.co.uk. See website for full breakdown of song credits, which is usually updated shortly after the show. If you like what we do and wish to throw some pennies our way to support us, please consider sending a little tip our way. https://streamlabs.com/tigertailsradio/tip * Please note, tips are made to support TigerTails Radio and are assumed as made with good faith, so are therefore non-refundable. Thank you for your support and understanding.

1. 1. Introduction
   2. Understanding Basic Anatomy
   3. Proportions: Finding The Right Balance
   4. Poses: Bringing Your Fursona To Life
   5. Anthro vs. Feral: Adjusting Poses and Proportions
   6. Drawing Expressive Faces
   7. Practice and Improvement
   8. Conclusion

Article Content

• • What Is A Fursuit?

• • What Are Fursuit Accessories?

• • • Furry Badge

• • • Ring

• • • Collar

• • • Piercings

• • • Props

• • • Name Tag

• • • Cooling Vest

• • Where Can I Buy Fursuit Accessories?

• • How Expensive Are Fursuit Accessories?

Introduction

Drawing fursonas can be a fun, creative way to express yourself, but it can also feel overwhelming for beginners. Finding the right balance between animal and human anatomy, along with mastering poses, is key to bringing your furry characters to life. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills, this guide will help you understand the basics of drawing furry poses and proportions.

Understanding Basic Anatomy

To start, it’s essential to have a good grasp of basic anatomy, both human and animal. Furries combine characteristics from both, so learning how each works will help you create characters that feel natural and dynamic.

Human anatomy forms the foundation for most furry characters, so it’s a good idea to start here. Try simplifying the body into basic shapes—cylinders for limbs, circles for joints, and rectangles for the torso. This will help you sketch out poses and proportions more easily.

• Tip: Practice drawing basic human poses by using free resources like QuickPoses to get used to different angles and movements.

When it comes to animal anatomy, think about the specific traits of your fursona’s species. Is your fursona agile and lithe like a fox, or bulky and powerful like a bear? Studying how animals move and stand will inform how you design your character. For example, animal legs often bend differently than human legs, and tails may affect balance and posture.

• Resource: Sites like Line of Action can help you find references for both human and animal anatomy, giving you a better sense of how to blend them together.

 

Examples of Sketching Different Animal Anatomies

Image via Concept Design Academy

Proportions: Finding the Right Balance

One of the trickiest parts of drawing furries is getting the proportions right. Too much emphasis on either human or animal features can throw off the overall balance. So how do you blend the two seamlessly?

Start by focusing on the head-to-body ratio. Most anthro furries follow a human-like ratio, typically a 1:7 or 1:8 head-to-body proportion. This means the body is about seven or eight heads tall. For beginners, it’s helpful to stick to these common proportions before experimenting with your own unique styles.

Another important consideration is limb length. Many furry characters will have limbs that resemble human proportions, but their paws, claws, or hooves may be exaggerated to reflect their animal traits. If your fursona has long, animal-like legs, consider how this might affect the rest of their body shape.

• Things to Keep in Mind:
• The size and position of ears, tails, and paws should complement the overall design.
• Keep features like snouts or muzzles in proportion with the size of the head, so they don’t overwhelm the face.

 

Example of How To Draw Accurate Body Proportions 

Image via Wikihow

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Getting the pose right is crucial for making your character feel alive. Start with simple, static poses, like standing or sitting, to get comfortable with anatomy and balance. As you gain confidence, move into more dynamic poses—running, jumping, or even fighting.

One method to create natural-looking poses is gesture drawing. This involves quickly sketching the overall flow of a pose in a few lines, without focusing on details. Gesture drawings are great for capturing movement and energy, especially in action-heavy poses.

Another helpful trick is to use stick figures or “wireframes” when planning out more complex poses. This allows you to map out the angles and movement of the body before adding in the details like fur, muscle, or clothing. Think of it as building the skeleton of your character before you flesh it out.

Posing also relies heavily on understanding balance. For example, a fursona standing on two legs will distribute weight differently than one crouching or sitting on all fours. Consider the character’s posture and how the position of their tail or limbs might change to maintain balance.

Examples of Different Furry Pose Sketches

Image via DeviantArt

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Furry characters typically fall into one of two categories: anthro (anthropomorphic) or feral (quadrupedal). The distinction between these two forms is essential when it comes to drawing poses and proportions, as each requires a different approach.

Drawing Anthro Characters

Anthro characters are human-like in posture and movement, typically walking on two legs and interacting with the world much like a human would. Because of this, anthro characters generally follow human proportions and body shapes.

• Human Proportions: As we mentioned earlier, most anthro furries stick to the 1:7 or 1:8 head-to-body ratio. This gives your character a human-like appearance while still allowing for animal traits like tails, fur, or snouts.

Posing anthro characters often feels similar to drawing humans, with a few adjustments for their animal features. For example, a wolf fursona might stand tall but have digitigrade legs (legs that bend differently at the ankle, like many animals do). These slight differences can add a lot of character to your drawings.

Consider: How would an anthro character’s animal traits affect their posture? A fursona with large wings might stand differently to balance the weight, while one with a long tail may use it for extra support when sitting or crouching.

Illustration Highlighting the Different Types of Fursonas There Are

Image via Furaffinity

Drawing Feral Characters

Feral characters, on the other hand, resemble actual animals and typically move on all fours. This requires a deeper understanding of animal anatomy and movement.

When drawing feral poses, pay attention to the skeletal structure of your chosen animal. For example, a cat or dog fursona will have a much different stance than a horse or reptile. Focus on how the back legs bend, how the spine curves, and how the animal’s weight is distributed. A common challenge for beginners is getting the proportions right between the front and back legs or understanding how feral characters carry their weight when running or sitting.

• Pro Tip: Study photos of real animals to see how their bodies bend and move in different poses. Websites like Pixabay offer free reference photos that can be extremely helpful when sketching feral poses.

Balancing anthro and feral styles is one of the most creative aspects of drawing fursonas, and you can mix these elements to create a hybrid style. A fursona that shifts between anthro and feral forms, for example, can add an interesting twist to your designs.

Drawing Expressive Faces

Bringing personality into your fursona’s face is essential to making them feel alive. The eyes are the most expressive feature, and they’re key to capturing emotions like happiness, sadness, or surprise. For a deeper dive into how to perfect furry eyes, be sure to check out our How to Draw Furry Eyes article.

When it comes to snouts and muzzles, the shape affects how expressions come across. For instance, a wide, short muzzle can show a big grin, while a longer snout may require subtler mouth shapes. Ears and tails also play a major role in expressions—flat ears can show fear, while a raised tail can convey excitement.

To fully express your fursona’s emotions, try combining facial expressions with body language, like adding a wagging tail or perked-up ears to emphasize happiness.

Example of an Expressive Fursona Face

Image via DeviantArt

Practice and Improvement

The key to mastering furry poses and proportions? Practice, practice, practice! No one becomes an expert overnight, and improvement comes with time, repetition, and dedication. Start small, sketching simple poses and characters regularly, and challenge yourself to try new angles and dynamic movements as you grow more comfortable.

• Set Small Goals: Begin with basic standing poses, then move on to sitting, jumping, or running. Don’t worry about perfection—focus on progress.
• Daily Sketches: A great way to build your skills is through daily sketch sessions. Even spending 10-15 minutes a day practicing poses, proportions, and expressions will show results over time. You can also try online prompts or sketch challenges to keep things fun and motivating.
• Seek Feedback: Share your art with other furry artists or in online communities. Constructive feedback can help you spot areas to improve while also boosting your confidence as your skills evolve.

Remember, every artist’s style is unique, and part of the fun is watching your fursona designs evolve over time.

Completed Furry Art Piece

Image via X

Conclusion

Drawing furry poses and proportions might feel challenging at first, but with practice and a solid understanding of anatomy, you’ll start to see real progress. Whether your fursona walks on two legs or runs on all fours, the balance between human and animal features will become second nature as you continue to draw. Remember to keep experimenting with expressions, body language, and poses to make your characters truly unique.

Most importantly, enjoy the process. Your fursona is a reflection of your creativity and personality, so don’t stress about getting everything perfect right away. With time, you’ll develop your own style, and your characters will come to life in ways you never imagined.

Happy drawing, and keep creating!

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Jennifer is an ex-costume designer turned fursuit maker, better known by her fursona's name Xege Kheiru. Under this alias she has written extensively for the Fursonafy blog and many others on the topic of fursuit making and general information about the furry fandom.

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