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submitted by Omniwolf9000
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submitted by MamaSexyEggs
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I haven't drawn anything worthwhile in a very long time and feel very blocked. I've been playing Furcadia for a decade but I've probably drawn everyone's fursona's/characters on there already and need to diversify my audience/skills.

Post your peeps, I'll sketch it! Even if you don't have a reference, I like drawing based on pictures/descriptions.

EDIT: Holy crap! Didnt expect this many replies! Keep em coming, I went on an errand but I'll be spending most of my day doing this.

submitted by letsrapforit
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-Kit-Cat-Kaz: http://www.furaffinity.net/commissions/kit-cat-kaz/ -$25 ref sheets!

-Dj Rodney (Prices at end of journal):http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/6593674/ -More expensive, great if you like bears

-kotapatok:http://www.furaffinity.net/commissions/kotapatok/ -Very cheap $15-20

-dreamingwanderer (From this sub, thanks ringgar):http://imgur.com/raWQrnq

All right, you know the drill, advertise yourself or others you think deserve a mention in the comments!

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submitted by neonthewolf
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My flight doesn't leave for a few hours, so I have a bit of time to kill. EDIT: Okay, I gotta go board soon. Thanks for keeping me entertained, everyone!

submitted by KawaiiWaffles
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Last night was shitty and I'm still shaken/feeling residual effects.

Edit for people wondering: had bad dysphoria last night. Rest of the day was good, so it kinda came as a shock.

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submitted by dreamingwanderer
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July’s Book of the Month, ROAR Volume 6, is edited by member Mary E. Lowd, features stories from several FWG members, and makes its debut at Anthrocon.

Lovable scoundrels and scoundrels we love to hate.

From rascals causing harmless mischief to dark lords with evil in their hearts, scoundrels can be found in every world, mundane to fantastical.  We fight them, laugh at them, and sometimes root for them.

The twenty-eight stories in ROAR volume 6 explore scoundrels of every stripe, in every walk of life.  Read stories from celebrated anthropomorphic authors, award-winning science fiction and fantasy authors, and talented newcomers to the furry genre!

Contents:

Squonk the Dragon by Pete Butler
Brush and Sniff by mwalimu
Faithful by Marshall L. Moseley
Gerbil 07 by Huskyteer
CSI: Transylvania by Kevin M. Glover
Hard Scratching In Kittytown by Blake Hutchins
Hold the Moon by Eric M. Witchey
Ernest by Lyn McConchie
Two Crows, Two Wires, and the Moon by Andrew S. Taylor
Ivan and the Black Riders by Kris Schnee
Into the Wind by Rechan
At What Cost by Jeeves the Roo
A City With No Children by James Stegall
Perch by Sarah Doebereiner
The Cat Thief by Laura “Munchkin” Lewis
Food, Feuds and Fake Flora by Ocean Tigrox
Puppy Love by George S. Walker
I Hold My Father’s Paws by David D. Levine
0mega by Garrett Marco
Skinned by Kyell Gold
Relics, Rabbits, and Tuscan Reds by Slip Wolf
Shadows of Horses by Phil Geusz
Coyote’s Voice by Altivo Overo
Prof Fox by Mark Patrick Lynch
Wolves and Foxes by Amy Fontaine
Unexpected Bouquets by Ellen Saunders
Clearance Papers by Fred Patten
Edward Bear and the Very Long Walk by Ken Scholes

Available from FurPlanet.

 

If anyone's annoyed by this post I'll get rid of it, but here goes; I'm not doing so great right now, up in the mountains quivering in bed because I'm spooked by shadows, so I figured talking to people might help. Anyone up to talk about anything?

EDIT: Posts aren't poses spelling is hard.

submitted by Foxy_Nogitsune
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submitted by Verok_the_Dragon
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Here's the link!

Tonight I will be working a webcomic called Decomposing Bodies in the Shower! I will also be taking pay what you want sketch commissions and my regular commissions are open! :D

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I would like to say goodnight to all of my furry friends here on reddit! I have church tomorrow, and I have to wake up at 6:00 am (it is 9:53 PM currently over here) So, have a great time finishing your Fourth of July parties/ whatevs you are doing! SparkytheFox- Out!

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submitted by adamc4
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Aww yes, it's time for the thread where you can brag about your music tastes without being called out for being an elitist prick about your preferred genres and artists. Don't worry, we all are. We just can't admit it everywhere.

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Some back story: I was a closet Furry for approximately thirteen years (thanks, Star Fox Adventures). My (anonymous) FA account was registered in 2006. Out of shame and out of fear of being ostracized, I never interacted with the Furry community until I went to a Furry convention in late May this year, where I absolutely fell in love with the Furry community.

Today was the second day of the Montreal Comic-con.

I spent the entirety of day one handling one of my fursuiter friends. We walked around the convention floor, getting pictures taken, hugging people, messing around. I joked that he was my "weaponized hug machine": whenever I ran into someone I knew, I would point to them and order my fursuiter to hug them.

Nothing bad happened.

Most people loved him. The general public had no notion of Furries or fursuits, and tried to guess what he was cosplaying as - people threw out guesses like "the big bad wolf from Red Riding Hood". It felt a little odd telling them it was an original character, a personal design rather than a reference to some existing intellectual property.

I don't know why I feel weird or bad telling people that we're creative enough to make our own characters rather than rip-off existing ones. I saw Harley Quinns, Jokers and League of Legends characters for days.

Kids loved my fursuiter - so did parents. One girl fell completely in love with him, requesting hugs and piggyback rides. She was an instant convert.

People asked about the suit, mused about how hot it was, asked how it was made and who had made it. We handed out business cards for the maker's studio. Some people expressed genuine interest in getting a suit done. Some balked at the price and expressed admiration. A few mentioned their own fursuit was in the making.

I heard the word "furry" being called out - "Look, Furries!" - and each time I heard it my body tensed up, bracing for the storm of violence that I expected would follow. But it never did.

"Oh my god, a furry!" "Over there, furries!" "It's a furry!" "Furry!"

There simply is no contingent of enraged psychopaths who would assault you for wearing a fursuit in public. There may be bigots who would voice a strong negative opinion while anonymous on the Internet, but those people will never have the courage to do so in real life. People may identify you as a Furry, and they may have some notion of what that word means - and they don't care. Some people will look at you funny, some people may get scared and try to avoid you, but it doesn't matter.

In fact, it's part of the fun.

Part of the fun is seeing the reactions people have. Fursuits make the world a more surreal place, and they shock people into action. They're so unique and uncommon that they break people out of the mundane and solicit strong reactions - but not once has that reaction been violence or hostility. In most case, it's curiosity.

Once you put on the fursuit, you become a curiosity. You become unique. You become something cool that people want to know about and take pictures with.

Being a Furry is not a bad thing. Being a Furry makes you awesome to the world at large.

On day one I met several old coworkers and acquaintances. I had my fursuiter hug them. Most were amused and found it funny - they all smiled. Not one expressed disgust or revulsion. They continued talking to me as normal, even after I had made it clear this fursuiter was my good friend and I was taking care of him. I mentioned that I was getting a similar suit done myself, that I would be wearing it at the next convention and that I couldn't wait to receive it. I showed them my Fursona and told them I was going to Anthrocon. Not a single person seemed to mind.

Even after I had clearly aligned myself with Furries, not a single person I knew showed a negative reaction.

On day two I ran into the artist who was doing my badge, which looks like this: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/17015124/

I put it on and went about about my business: handling five fursuiters.

It was a logistics nightmare, and keeping everyone in the furry train happy and healthy was a challenge, but we pulled it off. And you know what?

**Despite proudly displaying an openly Furry badge, despite being surrounded by five fursuiters and despite doing all this in a public space where everybody could see...

NOTHING BAD HAPPENED.**

The world at large knows I am openly Furry. There are hundreds of photos of Fursuiters posing with me in the background, Furry badge around the neck. I can never go back to hiding it, but I will never want to. I am Furry, and I am happy and proud.

Once the Fursuiters put their costumes away, I wandered around the convention solo, still proudly displaying my Fursona badge. I casually mentioned my Fursuit to people. I told them I'd be wearing it next month. I showed them my badge, telling them my costume would look like this. I showed them my refsheet. I asked the girl cosplaying Ahri about her tails, and shared my concerns for my own tail. I chatted up the girl who sold ears and tails, and she asked me if I would be at FE (I will). I made a new friend, a red Fox wearing an enormous adorable head and a partial suit. I felt a sense of kinship with the people wearing full body costumes and offered them water from one of the five bottles I was carrying, which they usually took with gratitude.

I felt like I was part of a secret society. Anyone wearing a furry convention T-Shirt was an automatic friend. Anyone wearing a Fursuit was an automatic source of hugs, and even more hugs after I offered them water.

I strongly wanted to ask the man in the Rengar costume if he was a Furry. He probably just liked Rengar, but who knows?

Liking Rengar how it starts.

PS: I will be at Anthrocon 2015. This is what I look like. I'll be wearing those two pictures around my neck as badges. If you see me, feel free to come talk to me!

submitted by Nitram_Hu
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submitted by evilsibe
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