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Wow thank you!! ^_^ Yeah I put a lot of thought into this and I'm glad it shows. The medium is wax-based colored pencils and watercolor.

A beautiful, very high resolution, incredibly colorful geometric projection of Orion over a night sky. Dark blues, teals, purples, greens, yellows, reds, and oranges blend stunningly. The northern lights are showing in the sky, though not intensely. The Orion constellation is tucked into 5 rings on his back, representing his color pattern. The bow part of the constellation is under him, starting parallel with the back of his head and ending at the first ring. The lines flow very smoothly. His body position gives the impression of jumping, or perhaps running very quickly.

Thank you to 🎨 @f1urps.bsky.social for the great care put into this gorgeous piece of Orion. It means a lot to us already.

If you're in the DFW area, come visit my tent at #WMAF2025 this Saturday!! I'll be selling original artworks, commissions, and prints!!

And if you can't buy anything, no worries, the event is free to attend and I always appreciate anyone who stops by just to look at my art!! ^_^

sorry, forgot to add "/s" because this is not serious in the slightest

Furries care too much about consent, it creates such a toxic environment for whores like me

I'm angy.... I wore this badge ALL day long at a furcon today and didn't get groped by ANYONE,,..

The reference photo

"Sustenance"

14"x14"
wax pencils

(The image for #5 got cut out for some reason)

Here's some illustrations I made for the Furry Art Book project :3 (furryartbook.com)

1. "Furry Cat"
2. "Creating Creatures Is So Much Fun To Do"
3. "Furry Cute"
4. "Furry Scary"
5. "Friends That Are Quite Contrary"

"Cat (For Kat)"

Colored pencil & watercolor
9"x16"

In our car-centric society, banning someone from driving is an enormous reduction in their independence and quality of life, so it only feels fair to let disabled people drive with whatever accommodations they need. And that's generally what we do.

And just to head off a potential response, I don't think banning those people from driving at all is a reasonable solution, considering that plenty of people with minor impairments are allowed to drive, like Deaf, colorblind, mobility issues, etc.

I mean, think of someone who is prone to panic attacks or dissociation due to sensory overload. I'd much rather have that person be deaf and mentally present behind the wheel rather than hearing and mentally incapacitated.

It's totally irresponsible to be distracted while driving. The website I linked above (EndDD.org) agrees. But blocking out sound isn't necessarily a distraction or impairment, it can also be a disability accommodation that reduces distraction for some people.

I agree, I think in America we have a deep culture of complacency about unsafe driving. Most people don't really consider the fact that they're piloting a 2-ton death machine, and maybe we shouldn't have an infrastructure that demands everyone to pilot 2-ton death machines to get anywhere.

Personally, I almost always wear headphones in most public settings to avoid sensory overload, and in those situations I do find myself instinctively elying more on sight and vibration to be aware of my surroundings. I feel like it wouldn't be much different while driving.

Yeah that's why I think it's not necessarily equivalent. But on the other hand, someone who is used to wearing noise-cancelling headphones frequently in a variety of situations (to cope with sensory issues or something) might be similarly adapted.

Well, if everyone was Deaf, then our infrastructure *would* accommodate it, because we would design it to do so.

That's the thing about disabilities, isn't it? It's only a disability if it's rare enough that society isn't built to accomodate it. (see: Social Model of Disability)

You could host full quality images on your own website, and everytime you post an image on social media, include a link to the full quality version

A hearing individual wearing noise cancelling headphones may or may not be the same, if they're used to relying more on auditory cues, they might be less careful. But it seems like it's not that unsafe actually.

Just looked it up, and yeah, Deaf people driving is not only legal but proven safe. There isn't a higher risk of accidents associated with Deaf drivers. www.enddd.org/end-distract...

Don't Deaf people drive too? I agree it's a safety hazard but I wonder how Deaf people deal with that

"This World Wasn't Made For Me"

8"×11.5"
Colored pencil

My headmate Orion. Thanks to @f1urps.bsky.social for helping bring him to life. <3 gonna have another couple things of him done soon too.

YouTube video by f1urps Dehao Zhang - Ching Chang Hon Chi (f1urps Breakcore Remix)

Just posted a couple new remixes on my youtube channel, check em out

The way you use color in your works is breathtaking. It blows my mind how you can combine all these loose strokes of highly saturated colors into such convincingly realistic textures and forms, while also keeping that sense of movement and energy. You're a genius.

That's SO NICE holy crap. Love how you let the watercolor bleed out and "bloom" to create those puffy textured tentacle bits

Working on some big things