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Okay so I've been lerking in our lovely fandom for YEARS! and i finally have a drawing of Sylar!! my close friend KTdragon drew him for me because I'm working on a last minute cosplay prop for her. I HAD NO IDEA SHE EVEN DID COMMISSIONS FOR THE FURRY FANDOM (or apart of it for that matter) and Here is her commission price list if your ever interested

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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. The Rainbow Serpent: A Kulipari Novel, by Trevor Pryce with Joel Naftali. Illustrated by Sanford Greene. NYC, Abrams/Amulet Books, October 2014, hardcover $15.95 ([3 +] 289 [+ 1] pages), Kindle $9.99. This is the middle novel of an adventurous Young Adult trilogy, following An Army of […]

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Welcome to the FIRST EVER Fursona Friday! Hopefully a pleasant way to strut your stuff. Show us your new art or writing. Give us a written description or share your ref sheet.

Tell us all about you and your fursona!

Additionally, feel free to use this thread to solicit feedback on designs or to ask general fursona-related questions of others.

Please keep all posts related to Fursona Friday in thread. Thank you!

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My SO and I couldn't make it to this year's AC due to a death in the family (that's a whole nother can of worms...), after waiting eagerly ever since last year's ended. To anybody currently there I wanna know, how are things?

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https://discord.gg/0N5YlvF4DG3zQR30

This server is run on a new program on called discord. Its still very new, but is very good so far. It has desktop, browser, and mobile support.

Here, there are both multiple voice and text channels so you can join for one, the other, or both!

Were a fun community here with people all across the world so come make new friends!

Please take a moment to read the rules once you her there (You can find them here http://imgur.com/OmiEIOL)

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Here is an article on the website of 90.5 WESA, Pittsburgh's NPR news station:
http://wesa.fm/post/pittsburgh-welcome-first-ever-public-furry-parade-saturday


The world’s largest convention for furries, those fascinated with anthropomorphics, returns to Pittsburgh this weekend joining thousands of attendees Downtown in custom fursuits, ears, tails and everything in between.

“We’re expecting a little over 6,000 this year,” said Samuel Conway, convention chair and chief executive of Anthrocon Inc. “It’s had fairly steady and fairly sharp growth ever since we started.”

The convention began in 1997 with about 300 attendees before deciding on Pittsburgh in 2006. Organizers have returned every year.

“They’ve embraced us and we’ve embraced them right back,” said Tom Loftus, vice president for communications with tourism advocacy group VisitPittsburgh. “To be honest, in 2006 it was a curiosity. People didn’t know who they were, but now when it comes to July we’re wondering where the furries are. We love them; they’re a great group.”

The convention has always included an annual fursuit parade, but 2015 will mark the first time furries will march outdoors. The Fursuit Walk parade, expected to include about 1,300 characters, will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday on Tenth Street outside the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.

Though those in full fursuits are typically more visible, Conway said 80 percent of furries do not wear full animal suits. Many come for the artwork, to meet people who design and create costumes and connect with others who share a love of cartoon animals.

“We have an entire world of dreamers that look to animals for their inspiration,” Conway said. “How great would it be if animals could walk and talk as we could? And the image of the anthropomorphic animal is a universally accepted image.”

Anthrocon includes workshops, acting seminars, costume-building, animation, writing, art, design, lectures and more. Conway said furry fandom encompasses a diverse group.

“We have teachers, we have union laborers, we have scientists, firefighters, police officers, military personnel, computer programmers, you name it,” he said. “Anybody out there who is able to dream and likes animals can be a furry.”

As tourists, Loftus said the furries leave an even greater economic impact on the city at large.

“This year alone there’s going to be $5.7 million in direct spending,” Loftus said. “But I think even a cooler story is every year they donate money back to the community. They choose a charity or a non-profit and this year it’s going to be the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society.”

Last year, convention-goers donated to the National Aviary.