I did this for a Peruvian furry, but despite showing them the piece via private note on DeviantArt, and they read it, they didn’t respond. God, if I had a nickel for every time that happened…
This I created for a Quebecian fur’s birthday today, and he actually followed good cyber-netiquette and responded to me a few minutes later, giving me the okay to post it on DA.
Old birthday art for Kalika, a furry artist I’ve known since my early days in the fandom, side-by-side with newer digital art I did for her recently.
Yesterday was also the birthday of a DeviantArt user who really loves Polly Polaris, one of the four current mascots for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters baseball team in Japan, and I thought her design really cute, so I decided to do fanart with elements of my own style (i.e. referencing the faces of real-life squirrels).
Since today is World Pangolin Day and they inhabit India…
And here’s some gift art I did for Jedd Marten, whom I’ve known a long time (but not personally) in the furry fandom:
Generated AI art of hippo Mounties since today is World Hippo Day in addition to Flag Day for Canada.
Also did a digital piece for the occasion. That’s supposed to be the Canadian flag before their current one in the background behind the waving contemporary flag.
Since today is Mardi Gras I created fat llama jesters through Bing Image Creator:
Also created this digital art of a new Mardi Gras-themed llama OC:
And a birthday gift for a fur based in Ontario, Canada:
I’ll try to make it a new year’s resolution to post some of my art here, but here are some memes I did today that demonstrate what I can do artistically. In particular, discovering FireAlpaca’s symmetry feature made doing anthro art a lot easier.
Thought this would be a good film to rewatch on Canada Day since it takes place in Toronto back in 2002. Anyway, Meilin Lee is a model middle schooler, Chinese Canadian, who one night has a fitful sleep and awakens to an adorable yet inconvenient family curse where, whenever she shows strong emotions, she “poofs” into a giant red panda, and seeks ways to find acceptance among society and her family. I found this film totally relatable since in my scholastic life, and even today, I’m always the odd one out, regardless of whether I wear a “mask” or not, within and without my family and society in general, and I was an embodiment of chaos at Mei’s age when still in school. Easily my favorite Pixar film, and has shades of Godzilla, King Kong, and the Incredible Hulk.
Animal-themed facemasks, animalian plush hats, shoes and boots for different times of the year and occasions, Royal Canadian Mounted Police-themed animal plushies, World War I-era Australian military-uniformed teddy bears, and various other plushies.
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