Picz My Friend Drew Me

So yeah, my friend Taylor just recently came out of his Furry Closet when I got him into drawing furry art. xD

He drew me these:
https://2img.net/h/oi52.tinypic.com/2qcp161.png
https://2img.net/h/oi52.tinypic.com/25p1owy.png

I love the second version. :D

It looks nice bro :D

Those are pretty nice drawings, but is that really considered a "furry" drawing? I mean, it looks more like a normal animal drawing to me. Sorry for splitting hairs and going off on technicality here.

i like them both, BUT at first i believed that the second drawing was a wooden carving of the first one but i know that is not the case. now. lol. Great drawings Grime

BA wrote:Those are pretty nice drawings, but is that really considered a "furry" drawing? I mean, it looks more like a normal animal drawing to me. Sorry for splitting hairs and going off on technicality here.

it is a furry drawing, but its considered feral

kentafox wrote:

BA wrote:Those are pretty nice drawings, but is that really considered a "furry" drawing? I mean, it looks more like a normal animal drawing to me. Sorry for splitting hairs and going off on technicality here.

it is a furry drawing, but its considered feral

So pretty much an animal who is on the other side of the anthropomorphic scale then.

BA wrote:

kentafox wrote:

BA wrote:Those are pretty nice drawings, but is that really considered a "furry" drawing? I mean, it looks more like a normal animal drawing to me. Sorry for splitting hairs and going off on technicality here.

it is a furry drawing, but its considered feral

So pretty much an animal who is on the other side of the anthropomorphic scale then.

It's not anthropomorphic if it's portrayed as a standard animal. xD

And BA, furries generally have an animal version and a humanoid/anthro version of their Fursona. But yes, the term "furry" is more generally acquainted with the Anthro version.

Grimblade wrote:

BA wrote:

kentafox wrote:

BA wrote:Those are pretty nice drawings, but is that really considered a "furry" drawing? I mean, it looks more like a normal animal drawing to me. Sorry for splitting hairs and going off on technicality here.

it is a furry drawing, but its considered feral

So pretty much an animal who is on the other side of the anthropomorphic scale then.

It's not anthropomorphic if it's portrayed as a standard animal. xD

And BA, furries generally have an animal version and a humanoid/anthro version of their Fursona. But yes, the term "furry" is more generally acquainted with the Anthro version.

Oh lord. Sorry I didn't attend the school of furry, so this is "foreign" to me. Also, I meant "anthropomorphic scale" as one term, not that I was necessarily implying that only included anthropomorphism.

BA wrote:

Grimblade wrote:

BA wrote:

kentafox wrote:

BA wrote:Those are pretty nice drawings, but is that really considered a "furry" drawing? I mean, it looks more like a normal animal drawing to me. Sorry for splitting hairs and going off on technicality here.

it is a furry drawing, but its considered feral

So pretty much an animal who is on the other side of the anthropomorphic scale then.

It's not anthropomorphic if it's portrayed as a standard animal. xD

And BA, furries generally have an animal version and a humanoid/anthro version of their Fursona. But yes, the term "furry" is more generally acquainted with the Anthro version.

Oh lord. Sorry I didn't attend the school of furry, so this is "foreign" to me. Also, I meant "anthropomorphic scale" as one term, not that I was necessarily implying that only included anthropomorphism.

There is no "School of Furry". We have our animal instincts to guide us. ;D loljk

But yeah: I was merely clarifying.

i will host furry tutorials night bring a bag full on money though xp

kentafox wrote:i will host furry tutorials night bring a bag full on money though xp

I'm teaching myself. And I'm getting GOOD.

This helps tons: