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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

AUGh!!!!

Dog time bark time

hal-monitor

hal-monitor

🍺 HOUSEPARTY 🏠

enemyforklift

enemyforklift

Drawing him feels so good im gonna draw him a hundred billion times. Being an oc artist is so beautiful sometimes what do you mean this dashing young gentleman came from my brain

the hand me down ipad and procreate’s blending tools dont get along for some reason

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Blaze

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crustedart

wolf professor

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c0mpoundeyes

A furry paintover by Caim of the cover of Witch Hat Atelier Chapter 85 by Shirahama Kamome. In both this image and the inspiration, a character holds up frames of themself displaying various somber expressions, each frame containing another character in the same pose holding another frame, seeming infinite. The expressions range from angry to resigned, with the original work being likened to the stages of grief. In the original work, the figures in each frame are all the same character: Qifrey. This rendition of the image instead uses the artist's fursonas to reflect alternate versions of the same person. In contrast to the original work, the colors of each section are also different in the furry version, with the backgrounds being deep green, blue, red, yellow/gold, and silver/white. The character in the largest frame is a deer: Ilan, the artist's most recent sona and his main sona currently. He's associated with trees, and his background is green. As the frames get smaller, the sonas featured in the smaller frames of the image are ones that the artist made longer ago in their life, with the two smallest frames being former/retired sonas. The wolf character pictured in the center frame is the artist's childhood fursona, which is also signified by the plush cow the character is holding, and calls back to the inspiration, where the smallest frame is the child version of Qifrey shown in earlier chapters.

"Compartmentalization":

In forestry, we know that trees cannot 'heal'. Instead, they seal their wounds away under layers of themself.

someone is not getting a good night’s sleep. his ass will NOT be well rested

gram art moment furry art anthro

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furry art gram art moment

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The goat!!!