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submitted by IWannaCheeseBurger
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Hey guys, I just wanted to give you a heads up about the fursuit maker, Furitup. I've been doing some research on possible fursuit makers to commission and this one caught my attention. On the first impression, it's obvious that she makes high quality and very decent looking suits for okay prices. However, after doing some further research, I found this suit maker may not be the best place to go to, at least not right now.

The major and pretty obvious problem I found is that she is extremely slow. She has a very large queue list https://trello.com/b/UqZTaWBd/furitup-queue-list I know some people that's on the list and it's been very frustrating for them that she's not working in order, working on suits that are further down before working on theirs. Most of the time, a large queue list is understandable if you're efficient, but scanning over her twitter profile, she's constantly making excuses as to why shes not working on and posting progress pictures of commissioner's suits.

Now what really angered me about this person is that she's constantly starting her own side projects to sell. She's been giving them more priority than her commissioners who have been waiting patiently for around 2 years or more. Because I wasn't seeing anyone say anything about this I decided to send a tweet about it, where she then decided to http://sta.sh/01adb0auh3f1 hide the tweet by blocking me. Very professional right? I mean she has the right to hide comments that make her look bad, which I'm sure is why I haven't seen anyone else call her out on twitter.

I just want you guys to be aware of this person. I don't know of any informal review sites for fursuit makers so I figure I should post something. She makes good suits but is very inefficient on how she goes about making them. So don't judge a maker by their looks, do some research first.

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submitted by badumtsshh
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Post your references and let me do the rest.

Any other pixel artists are free to join in!

The more we can get done, the merrier.

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submitted by SketchesAndStuff
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I'm working on a new 2D graphical MUCK and I'm looking for some furry pixel artists to help out with sprite design, as my artistic talent lies in music, not visual arts.

Those with experience in 32x32 or 64x64 pixel tile sprites would be the ones I'm most after.

submitted by whiteandblackkitsune
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Pretty much the title! Did you drink too much, have a fun party, someone be embarrassing, etc?

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submitted by KaynoDragon
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The future can be scary — and welcome to it! Writer Brian Ashcraft notes in an article at Kotaku.com that he’s not very thrilled with the re-design of the characters for the upcoming CGI feature version of Ganba no Bouken (also known as The Adventures of Ganba). If you didn’t know, Ganba no Bouken was originally an anime TV series in the 1970’s about a rat and his rodent companions who sail off on adventures while trying to avoid a terrifying white weasel. In the 1980’s the series was made into a popular 2D anime feature as well. The article includes a trailer for the CGI version.  See what you think.

image c. 2015 Kotaku.com