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I've been in an art rut for 2+ years.

I doubt anyone here will recognize me, but I'm trying to get back into art.

I haven't really drawn anything in a very long time so please keep the requests simple.

They'll only be sketches... I am really rough around the edges, but free art is free art, right?

I'll also only be drawing a few, sorry in advance. It's just for practice!

P.S. I'm a huge insect lady so bonus points for insect characters. I don't really like to draw femboys so please keep that in mind (sorry, just not my thing; no offense to anybody)

Edit: I forgot to mention please no NSFW I am a clean artist only

EDIT2: YES I'M STILL GONNA DRAW SOME MORE BUT it's late and I can only draw so long without severe pains

Check back later and feel free to keep posting, who knows how long I'll keep pulling from this thread

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So here's a bit of a change of pace from the normal conversations here. Whether it's the place for it, I'm not entirely sure. You guys can decide. I'd just like to know what the furry community thinks about the candidates for the US presidency. All I ask is the kind of mutual respect towards each other this sub is pretty good at showing. So what are your thoughts?

1. Who's your favorite so far on either (or both) sides and why?
2. Who do you think will win?

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if someone could explain how this sub runs that be awesome. also does anyone here play paintball or airsoft? I feel like I'm all alone over at the airsoft sub haha.

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submitted by Jack_Rannoch
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hey guys i was just wondering if any of you guys know of any furry anime. and I'm not talking about cat girls where its just the ears and tail. I'm talking about the kind of fur we all know and love. just curious if any even exist to be honest

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just find here cause i'm bored korean furries. (um

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This is something I’ve been thinking about doing for a while now. At first I was worried about revisiting certain comics or artists so soon after I’d first written about them. However I’ve always believed that it’s important to offer continued support and exposure rather than covering something once and leaving it to twist in the wind. So, here are three comics I’ve written about this year that need updated information or other small things that are interesting, but don’t necessarily warrant a full post in their own right.

“The roadside weeds became part of them”- Nonsense’s new home

If you’re looking for Francis Marshall’s comic Nonsense that I covered early this year, then it is indeed back and being updated regularly! The first arc is now complete with Marshal having gone back and redrawn the original handful of pages, with a few tweaks in the story. While it omits a character I talked about originally, it does make the story a lot more focused. Showing the effects of anxiety with an unmistakably dour British outlook, it’s definitely worth catching up on.

Be sure that you update your bookmarks as it now resides on it’s own tumblr rather that the site I originally listed. My previous pieces on Nonsense and the short comic Solstice can be found here and here.

“Something sensed but unseen”- Emily Rose Lambert’s extended Dreamscape

At the start of July I covered a small comic I became quite enamoured by, Emily Rose Lambert’s Dreamscape. In time for the Shake Bristol ‘zine fair last weekend Emily drew and printed an extended version, now eight pages long with a thick cardstock cover.

She was kind enough to send me a copy in the post this week along with a very touching note and a copy of her adorkable teeny-tiny mini comic, Feel Better. This cute little comic stars a melancholy elephant as he seeks the aid of others to, well, feel better. Both will soon be available, so keep an eye on Lambert’s site over the next few weeks.

“Heelface turn. Between the rowdy randles”- Wrestling with Rory Morris and J Bearhat’s new comic, Small Teeth

I have a tendency to over think the majority of my articles or go overboard and write way, way more than anyone would reasonably expect. So with the post about Rory Frances’ “Boys Are Slapstick” I wrote it over an hour one afternoon, said all I had to say about his comic and posted it before I had a chance to worry about it. The post has literally had more views than most of the other posts combined and has been viewed at least once a day since it was posted, go figure.

While I still intend to write about his longer ongoing comic, Big Teeth when he returns to it I’m still thoroughly enjoying the shorter comics he’s producing in the interim. Little Teeth is Frances’ latest comic scripted this time around by ‘zine maker J Bearhat. I’m reliably informed by Rory that the ‘teeth’ connection in the title is purely coincidental and the comics unrelated beyond featuring another cast loveable, anthropomorphic, unlucky in love slackers. Rendered in reds and blacks it’s another example of Morris’ eye-catching art style.

This is something I’ve been thinking about doing for a while now. At first I was worried about revisiting certain comics or artists so soon after I’d first written about them. However I’ve always believed that it’s important to offer continued support and exposure rather than covering something once and leaving it to twist in the wind. So, here are three comics I’ve written about this year that need updated information or other small things that are interesting, but don’t necessarily warrant a full post in their own right.

“The roadside weeds became part of them”- Nonsense’s new home

If you’re looking for Francis Marshall’s comic Nonsense that I covered early this year, then it is indeed back and being updated regularly! The first arc is now complete with Marshal having gone back and redrawn the original handful of pages, with a few tweaks in the story. While it omits a character I talked about originally, it does make the story a lot more focused. Showing the effects of anxiety with an unmistakably dour British outlook, it’s definitely worth catching up on.

Be sure that you update your bookmarks as it now resides on it’s own tumblr rather that the site I originally listed. My previous pieces on Nonsense and the short comic Solstice can be found here and here.

“Something sensed but unseen”- Emily Rose Lambert’s extended Dreamscape

At the start of July I covered a small comic I became quite enamoured by, Emily Rose Lambert’s Dreamscape. In time for the Shake Bristol ‘zine fair last weekend Emily drew and printed an extended version, now eight pages long with a thick cardstock cover.

She was kind enough to send me a copy in the post this week along with a very touching note and a copy of her adorkable teeny-tiny mini comic, Feel Better. This cute little comic stars a melancholy elephant as he seeks the aid of others to, well, feel better. Both will soon be available, so keep an eye on Lambert’s site over the next few weeks.

“Heelface turn. Between the rowdy randles”- Wrestling with Rory Morris and J Bearhat’s new comic, Small Teeth

I have a tendency to over think the majority of my articles or go overboard and write way, way more than anyone would reasonably expect. So with the post about Rory Frances’ “Boys Are Slapstick” I wrote it over an hour one afternoon, said all I had to say about his comic and posted it before I had a chance to worry about it. The post has literally had more views than most of the other posts combined and has been viewed at least once a day since it was posted, go figure.

While I still intend to write about his longer ongoing comic, Big Teeth when he returns to it I’m still thoroughly enjoying the shorter comics he’s producing in the interim. Little Teeth is Frances’ latest comic scripted this time around by ‘zine maker J Bearhat. I’m reliably informed by Rory that the ‘teeth’ connection in the title is purely coincidental and the comics unrelated beyond featuring another cast loveable, anthropomorphic, unlucky in love slackers. Rendered in reds and blacks it’s another example of Morris’ eye-catching art style.

Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. Swallowtail and Sword: The Scholar’s Book of Story and Song, by H. Leighton Dickson Seattle, WA, CreateSpace, April 2015, trade paperback $11.99 (255 pages), Kindle $2.99. This is an interlude, because it comes after Book 3, Songs in the Year of the Cat, the last published, […]

What would you do if for 24 hours, everyone was an anthropomorphic animal? Except, hold up, there's a twist!

This time, everyone wakes up as an anthro character ... except for furries! You and all of the other humans who consider ourselves "furries" are just normal humans. But all of the nonfurs in the world have become whatever animal corresponds to their personality. Now what?

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