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submitted by blairthebear
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I'm always really inspired seeing people's progress. Whether it's music, drawing, painting, crafts [fursuits/accessories] or whatever your hobby is. Whenever I'm down on my self, or uninspired, I like to find creative people and dig through their old stuff to see how far they've come. It's really motivational and helps set my head straight. It could be inspirational to dig up your stuff and see how far you've come! If you don't have old stuff and want to you could just post the newest thing you're most proud of. We're a creative bunch, so it could be anything!

submitted by crush-n-mush
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submitted by MRjarjarbinks
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submitted by Sintio
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submitted by MRjarjarbinks
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Hey all, your friendly neighborhood hare here! I had a YCH auction that didn't sell, so instead of trying to resell it I thought I'd have a raffle.

Here's the piece

Imgur Mirror

It's open for all species and genders. To enter you just need to post here, though I appreciate watches on FA too.

The winner will be drawn in 8 hours.

submitted by Sweet_Moon_Sugar
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Toss it through the Ringgar.

(I'm so sorry)

submitted by FrankWest21
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submitted by luxaeternum
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submitted by luxaeternum
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submitted by pajaga
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submitted by Jumbojet777
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Recently, following a student field trip to the Dallas Museum of Art, a few acquaintances and I happened to notice a rather interesting exhibit called "Mirror Stage" (website: https://www.dma.org/art/exhibitions/concentrations-59-mirror-stage-visualizing-self-after-internet ).

This exhibit contains many different studies on the "mirror stage" phenomena (description: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_stage ) in the case of the effect of the internet on how we view ourselves.

The portion of the exhibit (Jon Rafman's portion on display from May 12-June 7) that I saw was extremely graphic (pornographically) and contained a lot of erotic furry/anime art alongside pictures of grotesque basements, presumably where people were living in front of their computers, in order to portray a negative effect of the internet on human personalities and sexuality.

Now, since this was accepted into a museum, I assume that there was supposed to be a larger picture involved, and there was I'm sure. But I am deeply appalled at how negatively the furry fandom was portrayed to the general public in a professional environment. And while there is no doubt that the erotic portion of the fandom is very much there, the public will not be and was not informed of the large benign portion of the fandom.

Now, I'll be honest. I am a bit young and susceptible to opinionated information, but this was on an entirely different level, and it irks me to the core.

I don't want to be associated with the people referred to in the video. It was strange, gross, and I had to look away more than once. It made me question my participation in the fandom and whether I would want to be a part of it anymore now that I know what limited information has been given to the public.

EDIT: Clips (amateur video) of some of the video shown in the exhibit - http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f0d_1432084362

EPILEPSY WARNING/NSFW

submitted by p-p-p-perthwise
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submitted by veldtfotter
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I NEED A LIST BRUH's

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submitted by Largoes
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Relevant for me, since I'm currently cutting foam for mine, but it got me thinking about the different styles of heads.

What say you, what's your favorite style of head? What head really made you go "wow"?

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submitted by NotDankMemes
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