The first one's a riot and the second one is charmingly playful.

You defintely have talent, though you could do with a little firming up of your anatomy :)

lets see..


the humaniod furry art don't really get interesting for me..

Big-E6, it's actually a bit pointless resenting the fandom - the real image problem lies in the fact that you're an adult that likes anthropomorphics. My experience of furry fandom is that they're mostly professional types that treat the conventions as an excuse to let their hair down and have a party. Sure there are weirdos, but they're not significantly greater in proportion than with many other fandoms.

i thought the first one you posted was cool, probably because it makes a statement, which for the most part i agree with , and the pictures funny

i understand what people mean about the 2nd...
but i dunno, i dont like anime

you see, me and anime had a falling out in the late 90's

dont get me wrong at first things were great
akira, bean bandit, ninja scroll

then all this bullshit started ninja scroll 2, gundam wing, giant robots, empty storylines the list goes on and on, i just couldnt take it

needless to say we dont talk at all anymore,
occasionally we see each other at the mall , but theres the restraining order and everything else

anime...that bitch

Don't try to live in Japan unless you're really, really serious and have a LOT of money. e.e;
Sounds discouraging, but this way you can make plans faster. It's best to take those VISA-trips and stay for a few months and stuff.
But while you're there, why not visit Korea and China! ... The non-dangerous parts!

One thing that always pisses me is the "OMG JAPAN HAS BUDDHA AND TENCHI AND IS GREAT AMERICA SUCKS" attitude that a lot of those damn kids have these day. I lived over there for a little while (Parents worked with the Foreign Service, you see, so the gubmint paid our way) and pretty much everything that's been said about the flaws in Japanese society was true in my experience.

First, I'd like to saw that after looking through this webpage and forum, I know ALOT more about about the subject of furries that I have and the past. even though, I have been familear with the subject for years now, I just happened to find this site soon after the feelings I begin to feel like I resent the fandom a bit, And this is when I knew almost nothing. Bacically.

I'm A furry Fan, I just feel pretty icky to be called "a furry" because it basically like being called an Otaku in Japan, and I'm sure most people do. The only aspect of the fandom that has even garnished my attention was the art, g rated or otherwise.

I kind of know how you guys feel here, but I still don't agree with everything. Alot of people see to have it in for very well know artist, like Eric Schwartz easily. That people was very present in the community but seemed as though he wasn't there. So basically, I just made my own picture of him as a very odinarly looking person that everyone liked, for his comics and porn on the side. Now that I go to this site, I find out people actually don't like him and I see images if his appearance. He really seems to portray the steriotypes assoisated to the whole thing to be honest. I still havent judge him from the information here, because I need more than a webside that talks about a parson to know him. However, this does confirm that feeling that I would not wan't to be in the power of influeance that he has now, which I thought would be a cool thing breifly in the past but it's really a big mistake. I'll say Eric is the only human being that can handle the kind of title he works.

Anyways I guess I'll show some of the work I have been doing. Some anime, and some furry. I think my art
will describe myself even further.
http://big-e6.deviantart.com/

A basic oppinion on my work would be appreciated if you got any.

This site here (devinatart) is actually where anrtho/furry fans began to bother me a bit. Not all people though. It's just some of the very radical people though that defend every last thing, even if the opposers make some logical points for not likeing it, which thay even have the right to say, so it does spawn arguments that the can be a bit entertaining. basically the fans in this one site is a micro comparison to the fans to the entire internet, In my oppinion.


Here some images that caused alot of discussion underneath them.

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/1520287
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/1575174


I should probably not type so much. I think I shared about as much as I could. feel free to ask questions.

Well this site is a good example of what happens when a person becomes too popular, you'll get folks ready to knock them down. Of course you have to take what those who write articles with a grain of salt since their own personal work is just as equal of not surpassing that of the person they are slamming (like a certain artists fetish for bondage deer).

Personally I always found it interesting how those who claim to hate something feel the need to not only create a website for it declaring how they hate something/someone but will give you (the viewing public) more links to that material they so hate than you probably would have even thought of or found on your own. If anything, they're only helping to spread the knowledge about such subject matters by giving us the links to stuff we probably didn't even know existed before hand. Good job guys.

Well this site is a good example of what happens when a person becomes too popular, you'll get folks ready to knock them down. Of course you have to take what those who write articles with a grain of salt since their own personal work is just as equal of not surpassing that of the person they are slamming (like a certain artists fetish for bondage deer).

I dont personally give a shit about schwartz either way, but it seems to me reasons have always been given for what is said.

btw, did you have to quote that whole fucking post to refer to such a small part of it? particularly when youre just draging this jerry collins grudge match across the board anyway? hes not here right now , so dont expect any responses from him for a while (read forum: suggestions-what not to wear to ac'04- post by m. hirtes)

Personally I always found it interesting how those who claim to hate something feel the need to not only create a website for it declaring how they hate something/someone but will give you (the viewing public) more links to that material they so hate than you probably would have even thought of or found on your own. If anything, they're only helping to spread the knowledge about such subject matters by giving us the links to stuff we probably didn't even know existed before hand. Good job guys.

well i kind of agree with you here, but i wouldnt classify CYD as a "rant" site, nor a "hate" site. how you ever managed to reach those conclusions is a mystery to me

i got bad news for you though...if your trying to hide "secrets" about the fandom ... dont bother - people WILL find out, and it will just make you look worse

Well this site is a good example of what happens when a person becomes too popular, you'll get folks ready to knock them down. Of course you have to take what those who write articles with a grain of salt since their own personal work is just as equal of not surpassing that of the person they are slamming (like a certain artists fetish for bondage deer).

Nah, not trying to hide anything just pointing out some kittles for these pots to date. And I came to that conclusion by simply reading the articles on the site. Not too hard. And why cut, let folks see everything that preceeded. This doesn't BOTHER you does it?

particularly when youre just draging this jerry collins grudge match across the board

Because most of the stuff I have seen of his in old fanzines was indeed bondage stuff. Besides, he needs to learn how to clean up his work. Won't even go into the techincal things like anatomy. Though I do see Brian O-Connel selling his stuff on furbid and as surprised to see the were actually finished. Didn't know he had it in him (now if his characters just didn't have little round heads on long necks he'd be improving).