Ferox

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jo/ferox - they/he - hobby artist - 27 - i love @rhiz.bsky.social 💕

wanting to join into werewolf posting but.. frustrated by designs which were just ripped anthro wolves, i designed my ideal werewolf a few years back and he was so perfect to me that i became satisfied (anathema to an artist) and stopped drawing werewolves after him

A digital collage of different line drawings of a werewolf character. He is skinny, quadrupedal and mostly naked aside from a mane of curly hair around his head and neck. He has human hands and his right leg has been amputated below the knee. His face is long with an upturned snout and he has small round human ears. Because the artist kept forgetting to draw it, he has a phalloplasty scar in only a few drawings.Anatomical diagrams of the same werewolf in profile with his mouth open and closed. Different line layers show muscle and bone beneath the skin. His jaw opens at an almost 90 degree angle and he has a scrubby beard and moustache. More line drawings of the same character in different poses. In one picture his head has been shaved bald. In another he is fluffed up like a poodle in a show cut.Some more complicated coloured drawings of the werewolf collaged together including a faux trailcam picture of him turned away but looking back over his shoulder, and an illustration of him surrounded by translucent serpent coils, with arrows poking from his back.

I've been seized with an urge to draw barnacle geese after seeing The Wild Robot (which I enjoyed very much), and remembered that I drew this in 2014 after seeing a documentary about how barnacle goslings have to simply hurl themselves off their cliff nests to join their parents at ground level.

Single-panel comic drawn in black ink of a pair of barnacle goose parents at the bottom of a cliff, regarding their dazed and confused gosling, who looks up at them with a plaintive 'why??'

Today we would like to recognize Ken Sample aka Ken Cougar. A Black man who is credited with creating and coining the term "Fursona". While drawing one of his "Exotics" Ken drew a Cougar character that looked strikingly like himself. Attendees of this conference also wanted their own characters!

a drawing by ken sample of the character ken cougarKen cougar on a Ken Sample portfolio #1. Ken cougar is inbetween two female furries. On the left is a fox and on the right is a cheetah! There are other drawings scattered in the backroundBild