Mission

im #enjoying #plza

TUMMY OUT EVERYWHERE

what i wouldnt give for a big metal chickendog the size of a horse

#oc | #silvally

SAY HI TO PASSENGER PUPPY :•}

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A photograph of a drawing propped up atop a drink coaster. It is a drawing of foxes playing on the computer. An inset drawing of the computer screen shows text reading “Oregon Tail- Start- You have: A- a partial. B- a fullsuit C- a taursuit.” Three quadrupedal foxes above them walk along with two biting the tails of the first and second in line. The first looks back incredulously.

The twins 🐕🐕
Another figure sold at Gamjam!

2025 Furry Species Census Survey

2025 Furry Species Census Servy

Once again I bring you a furry species census!

The last time I did this in 2023 y'all submitted over 10,000 characters! I wonder if we'll beat that this time?

Survey: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Formatted Results: docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

4K CARPET OUT EVERYWHERE

shiny paradox

gris, an alien, in poses. ink on paper

gris with tails

Everyone tries to tell you apathy is cool, but the sooner you learn earnestness is strength not cringe and that all your quirks are what people will fall in love with, the sooner learn how to define your own happiness and find true friends who love youf for you

A traditionally-drawn portrait of the Digimon character Wargreymon. He is an orange saurian humanoid with skimpy body armor, a horned metal helmet, and razor-clawed gauntlets. His belt says "WOAH" He is smiling and waving at the viewer. One of the horns on the helmet is screwed loose and pointing downward. Wargreymon's eyes are on the side of his face like a flounder. His upper fangs are jutting out.

wargreymon from memory

it's fun to share scribbles here. . . . so here's me, my partner and a friend if we were in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon. I never had the pleasure of playing one of the games but we would be an awful team of Skarmory, Salandit, and Breloom.

MOSI 🏜🏺

A solitary Castien from the outer laying lands of Qamaraha who carries an affinity for old artifacts and relics. Though he seems more interested in their monetary value, than anything of historical significance.

#oc

STREAM 🦎

Sierras/Inyo

$250 extra for cute eyes on the second

eel eel eel

they never expect the double up

i went to afc and forgot to take pictures

Talita opens the top drawer of a large chest curiously, while Bip's avatar snakes around the walls near her. Talita: Are you really getting rid of all of these… …personal possessions? Bip: Objects are meaningless without the people who valued and used them. She frowns, holding up an old, beat up manual book. Talita: I’m not sure I agree… it seems wasteful. She holds the book out arms length, squinting to try and read the text without glasses. Talita: In your position, I’d consider at least selling some of this. She reaches deeper into the drawer and touches something soft, tugging out a thick, plush fold of it with her hand. It appears to be a large blanket of tiled, fuzzy triangles. Each triangle has simple stitched designs and knots in the center, forming simple patterns and symbols. Talita pulls it closer to her face and realizes with sudden astonishment that she's touching a real organic material, not faux velvet. Talita: …Wait, is this real leather?? It must be worth a fortune!

Bip: That’s an antler velvet blanket. Talita holds up the blanket, her arms and the bottom of the artifact appearing to melt away into a series of embroidered depictions of the past crew created with the same stitches as the symbols on the real blanket. Bip: Every year, the matriarch Ngilick would help the clan carve off their loose velvet. An embroidered depiction shows two centaurs, one carving off the antler velvet with a knife. The "knife" is a pointed piece of bone with a hole on the wide end. It's punctured through the embroidery surface to go under Ngilick's hand, with the hole sewn down. The antler velvet appears to be an applique. Bip: The raw skin would be washed in salt water and stretched to dry. An embroidered depiction shows Ngilick pinning pieces of velvet to dry, depicted as applique triangles held down by knots. Bip: The stiff dried skins were massaged with animal gland oil until they softened and cured. Ngilick would sew the panels into the blanket and embroider them with the year's events. An embroidered depiction shows Ngilick sewing pieces of the velvet onto the blanket. They hold the sewing needle with their trunk, portrayed as a real, threaded needle puncturing the embroidery surface. Bip: Some of those panels are from Ngilick's great-grandclan. They might be over 100 years old. An embroidered depiction shows a group of centaurs proudly holding up the blanket, a rectangle of tessellating applique triangles.

This week on #RunawayToTheStars: Bip is very excited to have a new house guest, Talita hauls junk out of sideways rooms. Catch up: runawaytothestars.com Read ahead: patreon.com/jayrockin

This week on #RunawayToTheStars: A living history, written on the corpus of the people it documents, that has died along with them.

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