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A silly little dance animation by ~lainchan
It took me a good 6 hours to draw this. x_x
Want to make a new friend? I don't have much in common with most of my furry friends and the ones that I do share interests with aren't around much. I'd love to get to know some fellow Reddit furs, especially on Steam.
Sorry for hijacking the subreddit for use as a social networking site but I'm not sure where else to post. Basically like the title says. I'd really like to get to know some of you on Steam, hopefully so we can play together and just have a blast.
Here is my Steam community page. Hit me up!
Oh, I should also add that I'm 21, gay, and an Agnostic-Atheist.
See you.
submitted by RetroCorn[link] [6 comments]
H is for Hydro-Electric Diffusion (The ABCs of Death - Film)
From wiki:
The ABCs of Death is a 2012 American anthology horror film produced by Ant Timpson and Tim League. It contains 26 different shorts, each by different directors spanning fifteen countries. The film is divided into 26 individual chapters, each helmed by a different director assigned a letter of the alphabet. The directors were then given free rein in choosing a word to create a story involving death. The varieties of death range from accidents to murders.
H: H is for Hydro-Electric Diffusion Director: Thomas Malling
Writer: Thomas Malling
This short shows animals with human bodies. A male dog is at a strip club and is aroused by a female fox. As she removes her clothing, a Nazi symbol is revealed on her arm. A small toy-like tank drives up to him and produces a metal fist that punches him between his legs. A series of contraptions emerge and restrain him. She laughs while he is being electrocuted and hung over spikes in water to die. A locket around his neck opens and reveals encouraging words. The words echo in his head: "Keep calm, my son, carry on." He manages to escape his restraints and defeat the fox. He pushes her into the spikes in the water. Her skin melts and her body explodes.
Fursona woes!
I hate my fursona, not the species or general characteristics.. but the over all design and color scheme. Does someone want to help me (for money) make my Red Panda character more of a.. character? I feel like she needs a redesign.. But most people on FA only do commissions of pre-designed characters.
So! Do any of you fuzzybutts know a character artist? :D Also I know it's a big project, to me at least, so I'm not going skimpy on the cash here.
submitted by way2highforthisshit[link] [8 comments]
Music Is Important . . .
What kind of musical instrument would you want to own and play?
Greg
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Dear Greg,
This is a nice change of pace, someone asking about Papabear! Well, I could sure use a question like this in my current state of stress and mental disarray, so I am happy to take a break from more serious stuff and answer you.
The bear is sad to say he never learned to play an instrument. I did sing in my school choir (bass, even as a boy), and one time I tried to learn the dulcimer (my wife told me I was hurting her ears, so I stopped), but I never learned to read music or really play.
If I WERE to learn something, I would want to learn the piano. Always loved the piano. My grandfather on my mother's side was a pianist for MGM studios back in the days of the Depression. He even appeared in a couple of films, including a Charlie Chaplin movie in which he gets hit in the face with a pie. I've never found that movie, but the thought of my very stoic Grampa being smooshed in the face with banana cream still makes me smile. I asked him when I was a cub if he would teach me, but his policy was never to teach family members (he never taught my mom, either) because if there was any upset then it could cause family conflict.
So, this is one of the big regrets of my life. I would love to buy a cheap keyboard and try and learn. There is even a nice bear in Palm Springs who gives lessons, but I don't have the money right now to do that.
I think everyone should learn to play something. I feel half illiterate not knowing what the squiggles on a music sheet mean (interesting side note: Paul McCartney never learned, either, and he has to hire people to write down the music he composes).
“Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent," said Victor Hugo, and he was so right. Music moves the spirit and nourishes the soul. Music is the universal language that connects us all. The person who does not love music has a tin can where his heart should be.
I'm hoping my life will someday become boring so that I may learn the piano and also get back to my drawing.
I'll probably never get as awesome as this guy, but I'd love to connect to the piano.
Thanks for your question, Greg!
Papabear
FWA-WAY!!!!
I’ll be AWAY for FWA ( Furry Weekend Atlanta, GA) so everything will be on hold until I’m back Tues. If you are there come up and say hi!! I would like to meet fans of this site and FVS (FurryVideoShowdown: Youtube) …. maybe even give away something impressive if you meet me.
Doing a raffle and also doing a buy and get free deal<3 Check it out if your intrested
Heya, guys! I could use a hand, if you can lend one.
I'm looking for a couple Jay Naylor comics. These two are among his few non-yiff works. To be exact, I'm looking for one starring Fluttershy, the pink-haired pegasus mare from My Little Pony, progressively getting more and more drunk.
The other stars Rarity, the white unicorn from the same show. She seems annoyed until the last few frames in which she exclaims "I can't work under these conditions!", walks outside, and offers a tee shirt to a working stallion.
A link would be deeply appreciated! Thank you for your time!
submitted by BiohazardBunny[link] [5 comments]
Furry virus... it's highly contagious...
Friend of mine just contracted it. I seem to be a carrier. Mwahaha!
submitted by StrikerCheguar[link] [29 comments]
A Whole New Site
Okay, take two. It seems learning WordPress is harder than initially thought. We’ll get there in the end, though. Promise.
- Thomas King
Slideshow: Furries Converge on the Boise Hotel and Convention Center
Here is an article from March 11, in the Boise Weekly. It concerns last weekend's FurIdahho convention.
Article text:
Hundreds of furries converged on the Boise Hotel and Convention Center March 8-10 for the 2013 FurIdaho: Furries In Time and Space Convention.
Furries share an affinity for fictional anthropomorphic animal characters with human personalities. Don’t get it? It’s like an anime convention or Comic-Con, but instead of Sailor Moons and Green Lanterns, attendees are decked out in furry, full-body animal costumes.
The event included an art show, a dealer’s den and a long list of workshops, panels and activities like a parade and the Furry Olympics.
(The article includes a slideshow of photographs from the event.)