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[[Image Description: A drawing of a brown furry humanoid furry happily walking. This humanoid has the head of a rabbit, legs of a horse, and tail of a lion. He is wearing a pale yellow t-shirt, a pink skirt with a pattern of pink and yellow lemon slices on it, and a pendant necklace and earrings resembling lemon slices. The background is a pink watercolor lemon slice. End of Description.]]

For someone who loves fruit patterns, I don’t own any clothes with fruit on them. Guess that’s what a fursona’s for.

Earlier this summer, I came across a chair left in the woods (it’s still there) and then just drew this.

Her name is Eck! (including the exclamation point). She lives in the forest adjacent to a suburb. She speaks only in cackles and growls, and like Stitch (yes I know she looks like him) can walk on just her hind legs or on all fours. Eck!’s pastimes include stealing baked goods from the excessive number of coffee shops in the area, moving people’s yard/patio stuff around when they aren’t looking (not stealing, just moving them), and having philosophical debates with the local birds and elementary schoolers.

Something I drew forever and a day ago

Finally set up my adoptable shop on DeviantArt. The above characters are all still on sale as of March 5, 2018 (and likely will stay that way for a while considering the adoptables market). My DA account can be viewed by clicking here.

[Image Description: Cartoony drawing of a brown humanoid furry character. This character has the head of a rabbit, tail of a lion, and feet of a horse. He is wearing a long-sleeve blue shirt, a blue plaid button up, black skirt, and silver earring. End of Description]

An old drawing of Matonne wearing an outfit that I actually own, minus the earring. I took a thermal from a Walmart, an oversized button up (that was also the first item from the men’s section I ever owned), and a skirt I wear as a tube dress. Makes me feel particularly genderpunk.

[Image Description: A colored sketch of an anthropomorphic brown cat with fluffy pink hair and wearing clothes. On the left is a full-body image of the cat from the side. On the right is a close-up image of the cat’s upper body from the front. End of Description.]

A little feline character I drew up to exercise my creativity muscles. Don’t have any ideas for him, other than his gender and appearance, but it was fun just getting to design a character with no set goal.

Just an experiment with brushes.

Gonna be posting some old drawings over the course of the next few days. Wanted to draw Alex in a crop top, but couldn’t decide on whether to put them in jorts or a suspender skirt.

Been seeing a lot of moodboard-inspired furry character designs floating around, so I thought I’d take a stab at it. This was initially supposed to just be a colored sketch based on a bunch on whatever rainbow-y photos I found interesting, but ended becoming something way more polished. I’m pretty surprised with myself.

Photo credits listed under the cut

[Image Description: Drawing of an anthropomorphic brown cat. The cat is wearing a white t-shirt, rainbow flannel, jeans, and glasses. They are holding a book to their chest in one hand, a mug in the other, and a backpack on their back.

[To the right of the cat is a mood-board featuring photos of various rainbow objects. Above the mood-board is the bio of the cat with the following information:

[Name: Andi Orientation: Pan Gender: Genderfluid Pronouns: They/Them Age: 20

[College student studying sequential art Breakfast is just their excuse to have chocolate Loves soft rock music Had a dragon phase in middle school Addicted to thrift stores

End of Image Description]

Moodboard Photo Sources with Links

Bracelets: Marilyn Davenport on Flickr

Mug: 95839 on Pixabay

Flannel: AlexBor on Pixabay

Glasses on Book: pasja100 on Pixabay

Cat: Mikael Moiner on Flickr

Paint and Brushes: Daniel Kulinski on Flickr

Donuts: barcellosalice on Pixabay

Colored Pencils: stux on Pixabay

Books: pqgw on Flickr

[Image Description: A drawing of a golden lioness laying down on a rock with a peach lion cub laying near her front legs. End of Description]

I’ve been watching a lot of Drawfee and The Lion Guard lately, so I was inspired to experiment with brushes by drawing Malka and his mother, who I’ve named Tafuta. The background I am not proud of, but the main drawing I quite like.