WIP: bit of a vacation group shot, built out of a bunch of sketches ive done recently. Really happy with how much I managed to fix up Lilly's face compared to the sketch version... #furry #furrynsfw
Andifferous
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🔞CONTAIN LOTS OF WEIRD AND NSFW🔞 Minors DNI. 🔞 Progressive, transhumanist, dispenser of likes, 🔞furry lewd artist, gamedev hobbyist, gunpla, other crafty hobby stuff. Open to asks, reblogs, shares, commissions etc. 30s, genderfluid, aego
THIS IS WHY!!!! WE CALL!!! GREAT JOB EVERYONE 🩷 KOSA did pass the house but remember the senate has a conflicting version. Keep calling, it matters!
Free Speech Coalition@fsc.bsky.social · 14h agoSCREEN Act, which would have required mandatory age-verification for sites (like this) that allow "material harmful to minors" failed to pass out of committee after thousands and thousands of people called their Senators. More work ahead!
A bill heading to the Senate floor would incentivize social media platforms to use invasive identity verification measures and threaten our privacy online. Tell your Senators to vote NO on KOSA.
Censorship Does Not Keep Kids Safe
KOSA is an alarming bill that would enable censorship and violate young people’s First Amendment right to freely access information. We must call on Congress to act now and protect free speech online.
action.aclu.org
🚨 KOSA UPDATE The added "duty of care" standard would force websites to identify minors to avoid legal risk, pushing the internet toward ID checks, facial scans, mass age-gating, excessive data collection and censorship FOR EVERYONE. Next comes a full Senate vote. Contact your senators NOW. (1/2)
Fight for the Future@fightforthefuture.org · 13h agoThe Senate Commerce Committee just passed KOSA out of committee with zero debate & failed to move the SCREEN Act. punchbowl.news/article/tech...
While the SCREEN Act failed in the committee, KOSA did move forward. Contact your senators immediately demanding it be opposed, and keep the pressure up until it comes to a vote in the Senate
Fight for the Future@fightforthefuture.org · 13h agoThe Senate Commerce Committee just passed KOSA out of committee with zero debate & failed to move the SCREEN Act. punchbowl.news/article/tech...
Saw a post saying "I don't want NSFW accounts to talk about voting, just let me jack off" Buddy, NSFW artists and sex workers are being constantly attacked by a government of nonces trying to distract from their own crimes by pinning the blame on porn. They have the right to speak up about this.
SCREEN Act, which would have required mandatory age-verification for sites (like this) that allow "material harmful to minors" failed to pass out of committee after thousands and thousands of people called their Senators. More work ahead!
Alison Boden@alisonboden.bsky.social · 15h agoThe SCREEN Act just failed to pass in the Senate Commerce Committee! 🎉 Enormous thanks to the thousands (!!) of you who told your Senators to vote no! Your voice matters and you should feel good that you made a difference. Obviously, the fight isn't over, but this was an important victory.
I hate calling these motherfuckers so much but I'll KEEP doin' that shit if it means I can feel relief like this more often
Free Speech Coalition@fsc.bsky.social · 14h agoSCREEN Act, which would have required mandatory age-verification for sites (like this) that allow "material harmful to minors" failed to pass out of committee after thousands and thousands of people called their Senators. More work ahead!
this FUCKING GODDAMNED SHIT AGAIN GODDAMNIT we making more phone calls tomorrow right?
404 Media@404media.co · yesterdayMike Lee's SCREEN Act, which heads to Senate Commerce Committee for markup on Wednesday, would expand age verification requirements to a nearly limitless scope of websites, and is supported by the architects of Project 2025.
If SCREEN were to pass, you'd be required to scan your face and upload an ID to access this site because it allows "harmful" material. This affects you even if you don't care about sex work or porn.
404 Media@404media.co · yesterdayMike Lee's SCREEN Act, which heads to Senate Commerce Committee for markup on Wednesday, would expand age verification requirements to a nearly limitless scope of websites, and is supported by the architects of Project 2025.
"You and me, alone in an island, watching the sunset while listening to you sweet stories after we made love." - art 2026, a comm for PepticSolid, featuring Jay and Ria
Bonus sketch for today: Two OCs I haven't drawn in a while, Jessie and Kevin. Figure they should also have some fun at the resort too. Maybe Kevin got invited along with Jeck's friend group since he works with Brie. I guess he's about to get to know Jessie really really closely... #furry #furrynsfw
Nude Shoes Tuesday week 4, featuring Derby from Hush_Button!
‼️ACTION ALERT: The Senate Commerce Committee is holding “kids safety” circus again, this time considering both KOSA (the Kids Online Safety Act) & SCREEN Act, two of the most dangerous censorship & age verification bills on the table! CALL YOUR LAWMAKERS & TELL THEM TO OPPOSE 📲 248-331-8665
Together, these bills would allow Trump’s FTC to wipe abortion, sex ed, & LGBTQ resources off the Internet while instating nationwide age verification requirements. This could mean scanning your face or sending in your government ID just to post on Bluesky! ❌ Take action: fftf.link/bib
Bad Internet Bills
All of the bad internet bills. One website.
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Please contact your senators about the SCREEN ACT, which is moving through the senate commerce committee TOMORROW And while youre at it, demand opposition to KOSA and the KIDS Act as well! www.congress.gov/members/find...
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Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · 2d agoWhat can you do? CALL. WRITE. SCREAM. The bill is up for a vote THIS WEDNESDAY. Call your Senator. Dem. Republican. Whomever. Right now, it's a solid R bill, but they're looking for Dems to take it across the finish line. Let them know how badly it stinks. www.defendonlineprivacy.com/screen/
No cheating, post your lock screen Few coasters out there can still leave me wobbly and shaky, but Wildcat's Revenge does it every time...
Shaxbert 🔞@shaxbert.bsky.social · 2d agoNo cheating, post your lock screen What can I say, it's a dope visual
A character from my fantasy setting. I haven't drawn that OC before have I?
Reese Robbins is walking the halls in LinxCorp, she’s always on the prowl to find any slackers on the job Art drawn by @smiju.bsky.social
i just called my Senators regarding the SCREEN Act, KOSA, the KIDS Act, and all these bullshit censorship/spying bills the pedophile Republicans keep trying to shove down our throats. i know you’re all sick of this shit, and so am i. Use 5calls.org to leave a voicemail, it makes it easier
Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · 2d agoWhat can you do? CALL. WRITE. SCREAM. The bill is up for a vote THIS WEDNESDAY. Call your Senator. Dem. Republican. Whomever. Right now, it's a solid R bill, but they're looking for Dems to take it across the finish line. Let them know how badly it stinks. www.defendonlineprivacy.com/screen/
Today's Sketch: Looks like Brie is having a good time at the clothes-optional resort too, that wading pool must be a nice place to hang out. Maybe I'll finish out a bunch of thse sketches into one big group pic... #furry #furrynsfw #NSFW
EVERYONE SHOULD DO THIS! THIS IS ONE OF THE WORST OF THE ANTI-PRIVACY BILLS!
Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · 2d agoWhat can you do? CALL. WRITE. SCREAM. The bill is up for a vote THIS WEDNESDAY. Call your Senator. Dem. Republican. Whomever. Right now, it's a solid R bill, but they're looking for Dems to take it across the finish line. Let them know how badly it stinks. www.defendonlineprivacy.com/screen/
And for the really bad news? They've put a target on VPNs. Sites are required to identify (and age-verify) any US citizen, regardless of whether they're using a VPN. In fact, the default is to get the ID and biometrics of EVERYONE unless you can somehow prove their not a US citizen.
Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · 2d ago"VPNs are a privacy and security tool used by millions of internet users every day, and their use should not be treated as suspect. It is particularly galling that the SCREEN Act forces users who intentionally take steps to protect their privacy to identify themselves."
What can you do? CALL. WRITE. SCREAM. The bill is up for a vote THIS WEDNESDAY. Call your Senator. Dem. Republican. Whomever. Right now, it's a solid R bill, but they're looking for Dems to take it across the finish line. Let them know how badly it stinks. www.defendonlineprivacy.com/screen/
Defend Online Privacy: Stop the SCREEN Act!
The Senate Commerce Committee will vote on the SCREEN Act on August 5. ACT NOW to stop it!
defendonlineprivacy.com
This isn't a time to just ignore this folks. Call them. Tell them to vote against all of these awful bills Tell them it will be used against free speech Tell them it will wreck an already struggling economy Tell them it will kill small businesses Tell them whatever it takes to get them to vote no.
Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · 2d agoWhat can you do? CALL. WRITE. SCREAM. The bill is up for a vote THIS WEDNESDAY. Call your Senator. Dem. Republican. Whomever. Right now, it's a solid R bill, but they're looking for Dems to take it across the finish line. Let them know how badly it stinks. www.defendonlineprivacy.com/screen/
What’s at risk: Your privacy Connections to online communities and important friendships. Being able to work from home. Mass censorship Access to basic/life saving information. I wrote and called my senators, it took 5 mins. Let them know we don’t want UK based censorship laws.
Fight for the Future@fightforthefuture.org · 6d ago‼️ALERT: KOSA is moving next week to the Senate Commerce Committee for markup! Call your reps today, again tomorrow, and all weekend leaving messages opposing this dangerous censorship bill. www.badinternetbills.com
The SCREEN Act is not just another age-verification bill — it goes much further than anything passed at the state-level or in other countries. 1. The bill doesn't just target porn sites. It goes after *any* site that allows material "harmful" to minors. You'd have to scan your face to use Google.
