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Hi guys!! How are you all? I hope your day's going great :) I need a little help with naming my new sona.

Here's a feral ref of her, a little vent drawing, and another vent(blood warning) from a few days ago. Any help is appreciated, I've been trying to find a fitting name for her for a while now.

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Oh Sweet fuzzies o' mine, It's time for the daily question!

What are you hiding? No, I’m serious. What is that. The thing behind your back! Show me what it is this instant, young animal!

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Heya, Fuzzies. Welcome to the third installment of Furry Photoshop Battles!

The rules are the same as usual. Take the image below into Photoshop (or whatever your preferred image manipulation software is) and have fun with it, then post your creation in the comments! (see here for examples)

Please try to keep these relatively SFW, but if your image falls under any of the conditions in this subs sidebar, please tag it.

Here is this week's image. (kinda nsfw) As suggested by /u/Jumbojet777. You'll have to take Trump out yourself, as I can't find a template.

I might end up doing these on the weekends so more people can participate.

Have fun, I look forward to seeing what you guys can do with this one!

Feel free to PM me suggestions for the next FPSB. It could even be your own suit, if you want!

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Hey r/furry, I am a 16 year old girl who just recently became interested in the furry community. I've never been to a furry event and I'm wondering a few things. I'm a little worried about my safety, I don't have any RL friends that would attend a meet with me. Is there any advice you could give that would help ensure my safety ? Also I noticed that this group is mainly 18 or older, I'm curious if anyone would be annoyed by the presence of someone who is under 18/would not want to talk with them. One more question, is it weird for someone to attend a con alone and walk around by them self? Would it be a lot less enjoyable to go alone? Thanks fellow furs

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Headlines, links and little stories to make your tail wag.  Guest posts welcome. Tips: patch.ofurr@gmail.com. 

Zootopia marketing inspires visions of a feature length Orangina commercial. This short article shares a new image and says the movie is having “aggressive marketing”. And Reddit furries discuss hot tigers:

• “There’s no denying that they know who they’re marketing to.”
• “Big, beefy, sparkly tigers. They know what they’re doing with stuff like these, and nobody’s gonna tell me otherwise.”
• “And people still claim they’re not marketing to us. ha. ha. ha.”

Marketing meets Rule 34.  “How Esurance Lost Its Mascot to the Internet.” Not furry, but this will ring some bells.

Puzzle Cheetah in Subway ad (via Greenreaper.) Puzzle is a UK fursuiter. Put this on the list of mainstream marketing featuring furries.

Fursonas, a documentary About “Furries”, goes to the Slamdance Film Festival.  It’s prestigious to debut in a national film festival like this.  As far as I know, it’s the best exposure a Furry-made documentary has yet gotten.  Some observers have some criticism about a main focus on fursuiters (but doesn’t that fit visual media?) The film maker’s statements leads me to think it will aim above plain explanations we’ve all seen, to offer more interesting philosophy about identity.

Fursona has a great article in the maker’s local Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The production was boosted by winning a $10,000 grant from Pittsburgh’s Sprout Fund. It’s a competition that awards support to winning short film makers so they can develop longer work, to nurture deserving members of the community. This tells me that Anthrocon’s influence is continuing to spread. Here’s a clip from the doc that has Uncle Kage.

French convention “Fursuit Black Light” was visited by a French journalism blog. Here’s a translation.  The blog does a monthly deep investigation into internet subculture topics like 4Chan, Hentai, etc.  One of it’s journalists made this extensive report of visiting the French con as an outsider, with permission to write about it. It reports 66 attendees (a 4-fold growth since the first event in 2013) and mentions much activity on Anthrocity and FranceFurs.com.

“The popularity of furries benefits a young Quebec company”.  French translated news about Fur The Win Studios.

Kigurumi vs Furries – a lazy journalist poops out a sub-par article. It’s a fashion piece in Oregon’s Willamette Week. If a journalist is doing a bad job, they’re most likely quoting that 2001 attack article from Vanity Fair (which is more stale than a white poo on the sidewalk).  Subtitled “How to tell the difference between adults doing sex stuff with stuffed animals and kids mimicking Japanese culture.”

RIP David Bowie – a tribute from Neonbunny. Neon’s fursuit eyes are an awesome feature for a ‘sona (I always thought it was a reference to Alice in Wonderland.)  Here’s the story of Bowie’s unusual eyes.

RIP- popular adult FurAffinity artist Jasen Tamiia. Reddit has links to his art and an appeal for help with funeral costs. It was an accident at home and it’s sad to see someone die before their time.

RIP – Long time Bay Area Furry, Steelehart.  There was much appreciative rememberance from the community for his contributions. I received comments that he should be remembered for over 15 years of good support.  He leaves a partner who deserves support back in kind. There were medical bills and there’s a GoFundMe appeal for help with costs.

RIP – Brian Bedford, voice of Disney’s ‘Robin Hood’.  Flayrah has the story, and here’s a tribute from the director of Zootopia:

Brian Bedford voice of Robin Hood passed away. #RobinHood is my inspiration for creating #Zootopia.He will be missed pic.twitter.com/vo9SpQ3cVx

— Byron Howard (@ByronPHoward) January 14, 2016

“Dawgtown” animated movie updates. Facebook has new short sample clips of traditional animation.  The indie movie is being directed by a single creator, a gutsy approach with only a special niche of models like Ralph Bakshi.  Check the Dawgtown tag for a creator interview and more.

Oculus Rift to ship with anthro game. Lucky’s Tail is a platformer with a “fun-loving fox”, a made-for-VR game to be included with the immersive VR viewer.

Abominably Adorable: Wisconsin woman walks her poodle while dressed as abominable snowman.

Google Doodle, 1-12-15: Puss In Boots (Tip: Fred.) The google “doodle” for Charles Perrault’s birthday featured Puss in Boots.  Perrault “laid the foundations for a new literary genre, the fairy tale.”

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AMAZING FURRY NEWS COMING SOON – You Won’t Believe How Much This Furry Paid For Porn In #7!

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Upside Down Bat Fursuiter Can't Figure Out Which Way To Unzip

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) September 24, 2015

Pittsburgh Bans Species Discrimination, Hires Fursuiters For K9 Police

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) September 24, 2015

Anthro Clams Demand To Be Called 'Furry' Without Giggles

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) September 25, 2015

'Famous' Fursuiter Seeks Career As Sidewalk Sign Twirler

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) September 25, 2015

Furry Neutering Campaign Just Wants To Make Fandom More Respectful

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) September 29, 2015

'Murrsuit' Added To Oxford English Dictionary

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) September 29, 2015

Hey fuzzbutts, I'm curious on how much your fursuits cost so I can estimate how much mine will cost when I get one. I plan on getting a toony full digigrade wolf fursuit. Please tell me in the comments what type yours is and how much it cost you. Thanks a bunch!

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“Don’t be scared! He doesn’t bite. That’d be gauche”

Scot Zellman’s Buster Wilde first appeared on-line around the mid-nineties back in the prehistoric days of the internet. Following the exploits of our eponymous hero, lover and maybe most importantly, gay lycanthrope as we quickly discover the he twist in the familiar folk tale and pop culture staple. Sinewy, flamboyant party animal by night at sunrise Buster switches back to his beleaguered alter ego, Bernard. Stressed, uptight and again most importantly, straight. As Buster humorously and enthusiastically throws himself into his new life, navigating the gay club scene with its drama and clichés, Bernard struggles with a double life he doesn’t remember and more often than not waking up in other guys beds. It was among one of the first web comics I discovered when I finally got on-line and I quickly made my way through every strip on the now broken and mostly forgotten geocities site.

You heard that right, Geocities. It’s been around fourteen years since the final strip was posted and it’s a testament to both the quality of the strips and Zellman’s considerable skills as a writer and gifted cartoonist that those who saw it at the time still hold it in such high regard over a decade later. Apart from one of two references that date them (Buffy, who Buster declares is a bitch because of her treatment of fellow werewolf Oz) the Buster Wilde strips have a timeless quick paced humour to them that’s still as funny today as when they were first conceived.

They continued sporadically for four years and fifty two strips until one day they just, stopped. One last strip with the energetic Buster switching the word ‘fetch’ with ‘felch’ and then, nothing. The site was never updated again and still remains, albeit a little bit more broken. If anything it reminds me how easy it was in the early days before social media and constantly online presences for people to simply disappear from the surface of the digital world. Details are still frustratingly few. Beyond a few mentions on forums here and there, the odd broken link, I feel confident in saying this post will be the most ever written about it. In the last few years web comics have really come into their own as something unique and separate from other comics, gaining a lot more attention and exposure in the process. It’s a real shame that in being an early example of the medium that it’s fallen through the cracks when it comes to wider recognition and it feels bizarre to be the first one writing about so many moons later.

My understanding from what I could gleam from a question here and there on twitter is that Zellman simply moved onto other projects, before eventually retiring from comics completely. It was a pleasant surprise a few years ago to find that a print version of the Buster strips existed, released by Furplanet who now helpfully host copies of the originals online. Alex Vance, writer of the Heathen Cities series and also a fan had reached out to Zellman with the offer to touch up the original artwork and release them on paper and ink “There was a new generation in the furry community and when I was still in publishing I reached out to him and developed scans of his originals into a book,” says Vance on giving Buster a second chance in the spotlight  “They represented a significant work. Drawn and lettered entirely by hand, a vanishing art”. The volume collects all of the original comics, promotional artwork, a fascinating artists sketchbook giving a glimpse into the creative process of the comic. Most tantalisingly it features two partly inked, mostly  unfinished strips both in a larger format with more experimental layouts. One of these featuring Busters strange toilet habits is now among my favourites and gives a fleeting glimpse of what could have been.

Buster Wilde can be read in it’s entirety here. The printed version can also be purchased here or from amazon.

&nb