Takaani

@takaani.bsky.social

Yet another furry.

Hello all! This is a raffle/giveaway of a full color portrait To enter: - Repost this raffle post - Comment with your character ref sheet! Can be any species, feral or anthro I'll pull the winner in a week! (20 January)

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A fun thing you can do is pop onto Zillow, look at all rentals in a random chunk of the greater LA area, sort by recently changed, then check every price increase to see if it was more than 10%. If there's no obvious changes (didn't go from unfurnished to furnished) then report it for price gouging.

This is originally from 2020 but heavily touched up just now. This was inspired by some article I saw about reindeer in Finland with their antlers painted in reflective paint, but I used an elk instead bc I like their creepy bugling #art #elk

Digital art of a dark elk with glowing white eyes and antlers standing in a foggy grove at night. Bits of plants and vines hang from the antlers, while its back is covered in a softly glowing moss. Glowing white lights trail through the air around the elk. Its breath comes out misty in the cold night.

"Jocose" White-Breasted Nuthatch (and Jocose Sallow moth), 8"x10" oil on panel, 2023. 🪶 I found this cute Jocose Sallow this spring and knew I had to include it in a painting somehow, with some of my other favorite things (moss and birds)

An oil painting of a white-breasted nuthach, standing on a soft looking moss-englufed rock. Nestled into the moss on the lower left is a jocose sallow moth, which is covered in cryptic pale green, white, and black patterns, giving it a remarkable resemblance to lichens. The nuthatch is facing left and looking downward. The lighting is strongly backlit at sunset, and the background suggests an autumn forest with the silhouettes of tree trunks. The watermark reads: Copyright 2023 Jennifer Miller featherdust.com