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If He Only Had the Nerve
This month, with the second issue of the 5-issue mini-series Tales from Oz, Zenescope Entertainment focuses on the Oz fans’ favorite furry when Grimm Fairy Tales Presents Tales from Oz: Cowardly Lion hits the shelves. (Whew, long title!) According to the preview at Previews World: “No race in Oz is more fierce or proud than the Kavari. Their traditions go back hundreds of years and both Thane and Thorne have been born into tribal royalty as the son of the chief. Competition against each other since birth for the right to rule the tribe their rivalry reaches its climax when they both fall in love with the same woman…and must fight each other to the death to determine who will win her hand.” This full-color issue was written by Joe Brusha and illustrated by Miguel Mendonca. The furriest of several variant covers were created by Marat Mychaels and Harvey Tolibao.
image c. 2014 by Harvey Tolibao
Willing to spend my money on an urgent Valentines gift! Any good artists out there need a bit of quick cash? This would mean so much to me!
Hello there! My main concern at the moment is that I am trying to get something done in time as a Valentines gift! I worked hard on drawing something myself for my partner to finally give her something personal. But, due to all of my misfortune I have found myself unable. Im not a great artist to begin with and my tablet has committed suicide, but I just wanted to give her something personal rather than blowing some cash on some department store rubbish.
Im willing to pay well for this valentines gift, I already have a simple concept and reference sheets ready!
If anybody is interested in helping me then please contact me soon! Valentines is only a few days away!
All the love :)
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I know its not much but I got my first partial yesterday. Say hello to sheldon the otter
On Being A Girl...
First, apologies for not tagging this properly, I'm on mobile and tagging this as a discussion is a bit tricky, if not impossible. I think.
Hi dudes,
How common is it for a male human to exhibit a female(ish) furry side of things? I myself identify as a moderately hetero man in the real world, but damn if I don't love to be a female(ish) skunk on F-list. Is this strange by the standards of the fandom, or is this par for the course?
If it is normal, then fellas, report in if you're comfortable doing so.
Edit, after hours: Thanks guys, good talk! Nice to know how normal being weird is!
-~*Julie
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Meet Sirrah! My hockey playing fennec fox
Review: ‘All Alone in the Night’, by M. Andrew Rudder
I thought wrong.
So, a guy at my work was drawing on a few pieces of paper across from me. From where I was, I thought he was drawing pictures of foxes and/or other things furry. I asked to see them and I was wrong. He was drawing pictures of robots and a few other things that I can't remember. Ah well.
submitted by Subredditsurfer[link] [1 comment]
Free b/w headshot requests for practice
Free black and white headshot requests! Just leave a ref here and Ill get to it when I cans! c:
submitted by ProfessorNope[link] [16 comments]
FC-155 In Internet We Trust - In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury "may cause the motto 'In Internet We Trust' to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto."
In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury “may cause the motto ‘In Internet We Trust’ to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto.”
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- Chandre Oraon, Man With Tail, Worshipped As God (But Not By His Wife)
- Were Cats
- Feds to provide legal benefits, services to all in same-sex marriages
- High on Meow Meow
- Anonymous – “Furrries Crashing a Wedding???”
- Curly Fride – “My team isn’t big enough! (2nd edition)”
- Fisk MacTaggert – “a little help?… (from fisk mactaggert)”
- Sal Korosin – “Missouri Furry Conventions?”
- LilyFox – “17 bi Vulpes lagopus with bad feelings..”
- Sol – “Stuff Part 2”
FC-155 In Internet We Trust - In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury "may cause the motto 'In Internet We Trust' to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto."
In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury “may cause the motto ‘In Internet We Trust’ to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto.”
News:- SoFurry releases new IM platform amid site overhauls by Rakuen Growlithe
- Fur Affinity announces Project Phoenix; Weasyl traffic spikes by Sonious
- Andrew WK Gets Furry!
- Forbes Uses Furry Convention Logo in Obamacare Article For Some Reason
- Chandre Oraon, Man With Tail, Worshipped As God (But Not By His Wife)
- Were Cats
- Feds to provide legal benefits, services to all in same-sex marriages
- High on Meow Meow
- Anonymous – “Furrries Crashing a Wedding???”
- Curly Fride – “My team isn’t big enough! (2nd edition)”
- Fisk MacTaggert – “a little help?… (from fisk mactaggert)”
- Sal Korosin – “Missouri Furry Conventions?”
- LilyFox – “17 bi Vulpes lagopus with bad feelings..”
- Sol – “Stuff Part 2”
FC-155 In Internet We Trust - In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury "may cause the motto 'In Internet We Trust' to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto."
In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury “may cause the motto ‘In Internet We Trust’ to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto.”
News:- SoFurry releases new IM platform amid site overhauls by Rakuen Growlithe
- Fur Affinity announces Project Phoenix; Weasyl traffic spikes by Sonious
- Andrew WK Gets Furry!
- Forbes Uses Furry Convention Logo in Obamacare Article For Some Reason
- Chandre Oraon, Man With Tail, Worshipped As God (But Not By His Wife)
- Were Cats
- Feds to provide legal benefits, services to all in same-sex marriages
- High on Meow Meow
- Anonymous – “Furrries Crashing a Wedding???”
- Curly Fride – “My team isn’t big enough! (2nd edition)”
- Fisk MacTaggert – “a little help?… (from fisk mactaggert)”
- Sal Korosin – “Missouri Furry Conventions?”
- LilyFox – “17 bi Vulpes lagopus with bad feelings..”
- Sol – “Stuff Part 2”
FC-155 In Internet We Trust - In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury "may cause the motto 'In Internet We Trust' to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto."
In 1873, Congress passed the Coinage Act, granting that the Secretary of the Treasury “may cause the motto ‘In Internet We Trust’ to be inscribed on such coins as shall admit of such motto.”
News:- SoFurry releases new IM platform amid site overhauls by Rakuen Growlithe
- Fur Affinity announces Project Phoenix; Weasyl traffic spikes by Sonious
- Andrew WK Gets Furry!
- Forbes Uses Furry Convention Logo in Obamacare Article For Some Reason
- Chandre Oraon, Man With Tail, Worshipped As God (But Not By His Wife)
- Were Cats
- Feds to provide legal benefits, services to all in same-sex marriages
- High on Meow Meow
- Anonymous – “Furrries Crashing a Wedding???”
- Curly Fride – “My team isn’t big enough! (2nd edition)”
- Fisk MacTaggert – “a little help?… (from fisk mactaggert)”
- Sal Korosin – “Missouri Furry Conventions?”
- LilyFox – “17 bi Vulpes lagopus with bad feelings..”
- Sol – “Stuff Part 2”
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Anyone read Anne Rice's The Wolf Gift?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wolf_Gift
The story has an interesting premise, but I'm not an avid fiction reader. Basically: Guy gets bitten and tries to decide whether being a werewolf is good or bad.
Entertainment Weekly gave the book a letter grade of B minus, marking the most memorable scenes as those where the protagonist practiced and discovered his werewolf powers. This exploration was compared to that of Spider-Man. However, the reviewer stated it was unlikely for the book to be seen in the cinema, due to slow action.[7]
Gregory Cowles, writing for The New York Times said, " [Anne Rice] once again mixes vaguely philosophical inquiries about good and evil with standard horror trappings. He furthered his review with an excerpt: "His fingers, or were they claws, touched his teeth and they were fangs! He could feel them descending, feel his mouth lengthening!...His voice was guttural, roughened....His hands were thickly covered with hair!" Cowles then compared the lycanthropic transformation to puberty. Cowles supported his comparison with a quote from Rice's Amazon.com review of the film The Company of Wolves'[8]':
(my emphasis)
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