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Obviously I know, buy cheap, buy twice. But, I need a relatively cheap fursuit head maker. Preferably in the 100-200 dollar range, can be free-reign for the artist, I'd like any suit! I would also be up for buying a pre-owned suit as well :3 if you guys have any links/advice that'd be helpful! Also, it would be shipping to Ireland so they'd have to do global shipping!

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I think the title says it all really.

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Author: Hello, Papabear, My name is Cyrus and I want to write a furry comic.  It’s a horror story about a cat, down on her luck, who recently lost her job. She moves into her childhood house in the countryside because she thinks she should get away from all the stress of the city. But […]

Professional photography studio that builds elaborate sets for furry conventions where suiters can get their photos taken.

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It all started when I was getting my first fursuit back in 2007 and decided to barter some of my photographic skills with RooFurs to get a discount! haha. Within a few months suiters were asking to come to my studio and get good shots of their suits. Then I made a photo badge for my buddy Woofer…. and that was it. OMG THATS SOOO COOL CAN I HAS ONE!? Next thing I know we are shooting as a dealer at RCFM and selling photo badges. We had a blast, the suiters had a blast… it was awesome. FWA recognized the potential of what we were doing and invited us to FWA 2009 - Safari. We built a fake tiki hut, built some props and the version of Furshoot that you know and love today was born. Since then we've been making sets and entertaining suiters every year.

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Small house furry publisher ran by Digby the Fox.

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Pink Fox Publications is a small fandom publication dedicated to anthropomorphic art and literature.  Generally speaking, we’re interested in finding some of the less typical styles within the fandom.  The publication is run by Brian Lee Cook.

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If more furry fandom artists, crafters, dealers, businesses, etc. accepted bitcoin or other crypto currencies, I would surely buy more. Can we get a list going of who accepts? I know there are plenty of people who would appreciate this as much as I would. Thank you very much!

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Warning: If taxidermy upsets you, you probably wanna skip this.

An interesting use of taxidermy which isn't just decorative but functional, in this case catching poachers and opportunists hunting out of season. Though who's to say you couldn't also use it for decorative purposes? Add a bit of life to your wild garden with animal models that move.

Wouldn't surprise me if there were mixed views in the fandom towards the ethics of hunting, but this quote does stand out for me in the interview with Brian Wolslegel, owner of Custom Robotic Wildlife, who explained the difference between poaching and hunting:

Hunting is a good sport. It's a circle of life and we become part of that circle. We're helping animals become healthier and herds become healthier. Poachers normally will take a trophy animal; the bigger buck, leaving the smaller, more inferior bucks to breed the does. The less the poaching is, we'll have a better herd population and a better antler population.

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Website portfolio for professional designer and illustration artist Jon Jenning. His work varies between brush stroke artwork to poster graphics.

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Jon Jennings is a designer/illustrator living in Rock Hill, SC. He has five years of experience acting as a designer in the Signage and T-Shirt industries, as well as spending his free time designing some typefaces ( Myfonts.com ), cartooning, and plinking around on various stringed instruments. He is a techno junkie, and a follower of the Getting Things Done methodology.

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Beautiful watercolour illustrations by Root, many of which form short stories.

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Hi! Thank you for reading The Dawn Chapel, I’m pretty excited that you’d want to! I started doing this comic in the fall of 2009, with the objective of just doing a comic page a week to try to teach myself how to tell stories visually and see if I could keep a regular update schedule.

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