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Shinart is a beret-wearing bird who promotes art activities in Shinagawa, Tokyo.
My bois being goof balls Rook mentioned that a companion of theirs looked very 'bad ass' with their falcon. Hagen had some ideas.
This has happened to me on a few occasions with commissioning some artists. It is why I only commission a very small amount of people who I trust now. bsky.app/profile/hutt...
I can't get behind artists who string along their clients for months after they're paid and get pissy when they ask for an update. Thankfully, that hasn't happened in quite some time, but it's soured my trust in people I once commissioned happily.
Manekineko Duck is AFLAC’s duck mascot in a lucky cat costume.
Toripy, a hybrid of a pear and a bird, is the mascot of Tottori Prefecture.
It's been a while since I posted art, so here are six arts. #Furry #FurryArt #EekTheCat #Seahawks #Bunnymund #BillTheCat #Clawhauser #AnimalCrossing #SixFanArts
You seemed to enjoy the last warmups, so here are some plague doctor ravens :>
Pingu and Pinga, spotted at the Yurakucho Museum in Tokyo today
Marimu-chan, a mascot from Lake Akan in Kushiro City, is a sentient ball of algae wearing a traditional local Ainu costume.
Consarun, an apprentice insurance consultant lemur, is the mascot for Aeon Insurance.
So I think I do want to post more of my photos on social media but still don't know the best way to sort of protect them in a sense. Just a watermark? Is there some other way as well? I don't think they are going to be super popular or anything but still want to try and protect them in a way
Mujinamon, a magical badger with a leaf on its head, is the mascot of Hanyu City, Saitama.
Hoo-chan, the mascot for Yamano musical instruments, is a musical fairy who dresses in a bird costume because both music and birds can fly freely across borders.
Rekkuru, a long-tailed chicken, is the mascot for Yokohama History Museum. He carries a magic pocket watch that allows him to travel back and forth through Yokohama’s 30,000 years of history.