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#my art #comm time #splatoon raisers releases at the end of this month and I am very broke

Can you draw Super creek I'd love to see her in your style

tee hee okay

#my art #umamusume #uma musume #super creek

id do anything to see seeking the pearl in your style…shes the loveliest uma 🩷

i actually haven't played her career yet so I think I'll do that tonight..!

#my art #umamusume #seeking the pearl #havent been drawing umas as much as i want lately... sorry #notice how as time passes they just get more horsey.. soon im just gonna be drawing anthros LOL

going back to my roots

#my art #animal jam #one of my fav animals to play as i love red pandas sm bro

cicadadust

Shinko Windy #91

- Year 2 seniors, class A

You gotta be high up to show how great you are

Thank the Goddesses... You're here too!

(Im so sorry Taishin, Im so sorry Taishin, Im so sorry Taishin)

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cuttledreams-bugs

Finally drew the Bugs ✨ (plus a few friends)

ohabeeeeeee

@otiksimr

ranticore

What do harpy and centaur beds and other furniture look like?

first of all we have to bear in mind that there's no mass production of specialised furniture like this - all of these things are hand-made on a small scale and often don't fit every body type. in an ideal furgonomic world everyone would have the perfect thing to fit their body but this is not possible in ironwall, so many will have to make do with whatever's available. there are specialised companies in ironwall (carpenters, upholsterers, etc) who can come round to your house and fit some things but it is expensive - you are ordering bespoke furniture built to your specifications.

most people will get theirs secondhand. and one benefit of there not being this mass production of items is that those that do get made are usually very durable and long-lasting. it's not uncommon to find century-old furniture in random secondhand shops in ironwall.

the most common bed type is just a big pad that goes on the floor. it can have raised walls like a cat bed or it can be flat. historically this would have been stuffed with hay (or down if you're fancy) and meadowsweet. rags, memory foam, polyfill, packing peanuts, beanbag material, etc etc in the 21st century you can get these pretty easily with a variety of fillings. they're relatively easy to make and would be the closest you could get to mass produced stuff - and, if you're the right shape, you can just buy a regular mattress too or a big bean bag.

while some non-horse centaurs and harpies will have to spend a while in their beds, the horse types can indeed sleep standing up. lateral recumbency is necessary for REM sleep and an equine will only require three or four hours of lying flat on their side per 24 hours to be well-rested. the wall-mounted bed is not at all universal but it's kind of their equivalent to a sofa, some place to relax and maybe doze off for a short time. this is just a sloping cushion mounted on a sturdy shelf. it looks very awkward but it can help reduce neck strain from sleeping while standing. otherwise they don't need much in the way of furniture.

harpies can't have chairs with backs on them because of their tails and wings but their spine is pretty short and sturdy so back pain is less common than in humans. the chairs usually have some kind of perch pole to grip as well. they sleep like birds in a nest, no issues there. the big limitation for harpies is just how much space they can take up with just feathers. furniture can't be flush to the wall, you need to arrange the house so that you won't knock stuff off tables and shelves every time you turn around, etc.