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Waiting on Cat Girl Friday, is that what is called?

I drew her again because she's so cool, figuring out a name for her, a friend suggested the pun-y name of Agatha, and I'm tempted... 💜

wizardsorbet

Finished up a lineart comm for AChunkyCookie !! absolute cutie…

Waiting on Cat Girl Friday, is that what is called?

I drew her again because she's so cool, figuring out a name for her, a friend suggested the pun-y name of Agatha, and I'm tempted... 💜

#Fat Girl Friday #!!!#furry #furry art #furry artist #anthro #digital drawing #oc art #digital art #trans #transgender #trans girl #cat #fursona #cat girl #Artyccino

slushiecafe

they wanna ask you something… 🐱👉👈

rondo-grazioso

yaeh

Cat-kitty-cat-cat-kitty-cat-cat 🍯

#just drawing peak character #fan art #digital art #digital drawing #Honey #Honey the Cat #Cat #Sonic the Hedgehog #Sonic #Sonic the Fighters #Artyccino

nilnco

Spooky deer~ 👻🦌👻

While we're still in February, here's the full art for IndieAlpaca's Valentines vid! (An Animal Crossing parody of a certain infamous Sonic Top 10 video kjdghdhf)

This is motivated and inspired by my recent "Hop on Halo 3" piece with Digby and Lopez 💘

It was a pleasure doing the art-to-be-used for the video's thumbnail!

#furry #furry art #furry artist #anthro #digital drawing #digital art #Animal Crossing #AC #oc x canon #Freya #Freya Animal Crossing #IndieAlpaca #wolf #alpaca #Artyccino

decafbat

my favorite lesbian animal

allthegeopolitics

The video suggested Gaza would be a tourist paradise, if not for Hamas.

Hulu is being harshly criticized for streaming a pro-Israel ad which brazenly claims Gaza would be a vacation destination if not for Hamas. Mimicking a glossy tourism pitch, the 30-second ad invites people to “Come visit beautiful Gaza” in text on-screen while showcasing what appear to be AI-generated images of pristine beaches, luxury hotels and happy travelers. A narrator tells people they can “embrace the vibrant nightlife of the city and experience a culture rich in tradition” in the region, where the United Nations says about 100,000 people have been killed, injured or gone missing since Israel’s retaliation campaign following the Oct. 7 attacks that killed 1,200 people. The sunny tone abruptly shifts as the narrator declares, “This is what Gaza could have been like without Hamas” and photos of Palestinian adults and children with weapons flicker on-screen. It ends saying, “Free Gaza From Hamas Now”