When I was first drawing harengons (for DnD) I was inspired by this memory of a super cool character from some animated tv show that was this anthropomorphic jack rabbit-esque character, and ever since I have been trying to figure out what he was from?? I can’t find him?

This is my vague artistic depiction of him to help jog your memory. He was definitely in a cool animated style like avatar the last airbender or something similar. I remember the straw in the mouth distinctly, and the shrek jacket. I also know he had very cool bad-boy mischievous vibes.

Did I hallucinate him?? Or is this a real character somewhere? Help??

Also if he does exist, hear me out…

Do they need sunscreen if they are fuzzy? I say probably not…

Crawling out of the abyss to post this nice centaur on a journey.

Sometimes it’s a good day to draw faces 😊

Tell her to stop being so cool

Still working on a post about legs, but here’s a process video that I made for Instagram! Redraw some old art with me while we honor the artists we were. 💛

I’ve had a post about anthropomorphic leg anatomy brewing, but I need the word of the people on this one.

Tell me your anthropomorphic leg woes! Show me the atrocities you have committed! (don’t worry, I’m about to do the same thing with my own atrocities) Give me body horror in the form of questionable anthro anatomy!

(Send me an ask, they’re easier to answer!)

I had the great pleasure of drawing these two sisters! They are twins and both paladins to Gond. The one with wings was tragically killed by a dragon, and her sister lives to avenge her death.

Very fun! Especially since the composition was the commissioner’s brainchild, and it turned out so awesome!

I got the pleasure of being commissioned to draw this awesome Tabaxi. He and his party are all constables in their slightly more modern setting, and he likes to chat with ghosts on the way to work.

I loved working with this commissioner, and I’m so proud of the result. I even invented a new chain mail technique for myself! Look at it shine!!

This was about 26 hours of work total, but worth it! *sweats*