if that was the case. Why DIDNT you finish them. It would have set a message on that you would kill them. And yet you dont. They can come back hidden. You should take full measures instead of a half one. Because you would then get in trouble becuase the half measure did half of what was needed. Also. You could go deeper. If you want no zoophiles. Ya gotta work for it

Is this guy seriously saying that zoophiles are our own fault because we aren’t literally trying to hunt them down and murder them?

Reminds me a little of Falco Spara from MtG

Even if that turns out to be the case, there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s a pretty good community to be a part of.

I picked raccoon because:

• skrunkly trash gremlin

• cool fur pattern

• neutral color palette that wouldn’t clash with the outfit I wanted to use, which is a reference to the origin of my username

• the cotton candy video

I’ve always preferred sketchier, messier styles, they give an illusion of extra detail and often have a bit more character than art with smoother, cleaner lines and such

What if you had thumb, pointer, and middle fingers as “real” fingers, while ring and pinky are longer and dedicated to being part of the wing? The wing skin would also likely extend at least part way down their torso, causing them to require special shirts, or those tank tops that exist irl that have unreasonably large arm holes, or maybe even a poncho or something

Ajani Goldmane from Magic: the Gathering

Black Ocean: Galaxy Outlaws by J. S. Morin

A majority of the main characters are human, but every alien species is an anthro of a different Earth animal (that might sound lazy at first glance, but there’s actually a good in-universe reason for it that gets revealed eventually). I don’t think the author is actually a furry himself, it’s just one of those things that just kinda ends up being that way incidentally, you know? It’s also basically Firefly, except with wizards