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The crier. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/38009/ Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:46:10 -0700 <a href="/view/38009/" class="thumb"><img src="http://ohgurl.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/06/ahundred38009.jpg" alt="The crier. by ahundred" title="The crier. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Knowing how buildings go together makes it easier to draw them all smashed-up Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/fox" class="tag">fox</a>, <a href="/browse/tie" class="tag">tie</a>, <a href="/browse/vest" class="tag">vest</a>, <a href="/browse/waistcoat" class="tag">waistcoat</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> architecturefoxtievestwaistcoat Demi-Glenn & Sesqui-Twile. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/37822/ Sun, 22 Jun 2008 01:24:51 -0700 <a href="/view/37822/" class="thumb"><img src="http://moo.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/06/ahundred37822.jpg" alt="Demi-Glenn & Sesqui-Twile. by ahundred" title="Demi-Glenn & Sesqui-Twile. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Finally, some frikkin' porn. Twile is more hyper than ever before at the hands of Ahundred the Wolfsatyr, and never has a Demi-Glenn been more stretchy, in not one but soon two full-color pictures. Normally I'd put in some fancy tile on the floor, but the perspective was difficult enough to pull off already. But I did put some cracks in to complicate the floor to make Twile's penis the primary negative space in the picture. This started out as one of my pink-and-purple dusk pictures, but I couldn't make Glenn orange and yellow if those were the two colors left out of palette entirely. <a href="http://wolfsatyr.org/illustrations/demiglenn-and-sesquitwile.jpg" rel="nofollow">Here's</a> the original version. There should be a second picture at some point, but before I finish that I think I'll draw a good old-fashioned pin-up or two, I haven't drawn one of those since I stopped sucking. Is Twile supposed to have wing claws? I noticed no one else who draws Twile does the hand-like wings, in fact no one seems to do them at all. I can't really imagine how some of these wing designs work, so I used my own, now I realize that I gave him the a vestigial-thumb-turned-enormous-claw thing that I put on all my winglin' creatures. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/dragon" class="tag">dragon</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/fuzzydragon" class="tag">fuzzydragon</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/twile" class="tag">twile</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/cock" class="tag">cock</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/fat" class="tag">fat</a> architecturedragonfeaturedfuzzydragonmalematuretwilewingscockhypermusclefat The terra-cotta jungle. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/37734/ Fri, 20 Jun 2008 01:24:26 -0700 <a href="/view/37734/" class="thumb"><img src="http://chirp.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/06/ahundred37734.jpg" alt="The terra-cotta jungle. by ahundred" title="The terra-cotta jungle. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>For centuries we've been staring at bone-white Classical Revival architecture, supposedly modeled after the Roman and Greek temples of old. Something that we've forgotten until recently, however, is that the Greeks and Romans didn't leave their architecture white, nor did they their statues and friezes. Paint doesn't last too long in the Mediterranean sun, though, and it was a good thousand years after the fall of the Roman empire before the Western world became interested in Classical architecture again. By then we'd forgotten, and most thought the old temples were always white. Some architects in the last few decades of the Revivalist period took advantage of the wondrous new discovery of terra cotta to recreate the colorful cornices of The Roman Empire, but the scourge of modern architecture had already begun to eat away at the national aesthetic, and pretty soon the public had a thorough disdain for anything and everything old. Terra cotta is a wonderful clay, it's as strong as iron, completely and totally waterproof, completely and totally fireproof, able to withstand temperatures of one thousand degrees Celsius, can be sculpted into many exciting shapes to better decorate your building, and even be molded by extrusion for easy mass-production of trendy linear-art-deco ornament. It can be glazed in a rainbow of colors that never, ever fade even if left in the sun for a hundred years, it glistens in the rain, and if it rains enough it cleans itself. Terra cotta, of course, is very popular in Seattle and Portland, pretty much every building built here between 1890 and 1940 is covered in terra cotta tile, or occasionally steel-framed buildings have no conventional bricks at all, all the panel walls are made out of terra cotta bricks. Unfortunately like everything awesome, it went out of style, and the workshops that were able to churn out terra-cotta bricks and ornament at such little expense closed down, and now we have nothing. I was a little upset earlier because this one didn't get noticed when I first posted it, but honestly if ever a picture of yours gets overlooked, it's because it's not in color. So anyway, I finished this about a month ago and was going to post it after I posted some porn, but then I felt a sudden need for comments. So I'm posting it now. Well, it'll get comments on Fur Affinity, but I don't really get many comments here. And those that I do get are more the "the arm's too long" type rather than the "O.M.G. awesome" kind that I like. Anyway, porn comes soon. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/scenery" class="tag">scenery</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> architecturescenery '41 Element. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/37674/ Thu, 19 Jun 2008 03:04:53 -0700 <a href="/view/37674/" class="thumb"><img src="http://chirp.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/06/ahundred37674.jpg" alt="'41 Element. by ahundred" title="'41 Element. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Chrome really isn't that hard to do, everyone always leaves it gray when they draw cars. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/beach" class="tag">beach</a>, <a href="/browse/car" class="tag">car</a>, <a href="/browse/woody" class="tag">woody</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> beachcarwoody The cloven-hooved guardian of apt. C. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/37406/ Thu, 12 Jun 2008 20:19:25 -0700 <a href="/view/37406/" class="thumb"><img src="http://oink.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/06/ahundred37406.jpg" alt="The cloven-hooved guardian of apt. C. by ahundred" title="The cloven-hooved guardian of apt. C. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Staring at the bathroom floor for so long has revealed to me the strange pattern in which tiles chip away when they get old. I'm not posting stuff at the V.C.L. anymore, so I can do stuff like leave the coils of my sketchbook binding in the picture. I wanted to see what I look like when I don't try to make myself look short, so I drew a door behind me that was about the height I am in the picture, and it just looks like it's a five-foot-tall door. Cartoon characters always look short, though. How do you like the lighting? Strange lighting is kind of my specialty. That's my dress loincloth by the way. And my nice coat, on which the patches are actually the same color as the rest of the garment. Hmm . . . I think that might be where I live in my alternate universe. You're a Iehovah's Witness and Ahundred's all like "shoo." Tagged as: <a href="/browse/ahundred" class="tag">ahundred</a>, <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/gothic" class="tag">gothic</a>, <a href="/browse/hooves" class="tag">hooves</a>, <a href="/browse/loincloth" class="tag">loincloth</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/satyr" class="tag">satyr</a>, <a href="/browse/trident" class="tag">trident</a>, <a href="/browse/weapon" class="tag">weapon</a>, <a href="/browse/wolf" class="tag">wolf</a>, <a href="/browse/wolfsatyr" class="tag">wolfsatyr</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> ahundredarchitecturefeaturedgothichoovesloinclothmalesatyrtridentweaponwolfwolfsatyr Zephyer's delight. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/35138/ Wed, 07 May 2008 21:21:05 -0700 <a href="/view/35138/" class="thumb"><img src="http://honk.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/05/ahundred35138.jpg" alt="Zephyer's delight. by ahundred" title="Zephyer's delight. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This picture was drawn by <a href="http://furaffinity.net/user/fenrir-lunaris" rel="nofollow">Fenrir-Lunaris</a>, of <a href="http://furaffinity.net/user/zephyer" rel="nofollow">Zephyer the Goggle-Jackal</a>, commissioned by <a href="http://furaffinity.net/user/twile" rel="nofollow">Twile the Fuzzy Dragon</a>, and colored by <a href="http://furaffinity.net/user/ahundred" rel="nofollow">Ahundred the Wolfsatyr</a>. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/bulge" class="tag">bulge</a>, <a href="/browse/color" class="tag">color</a>, <a href="/browse/gay" class="tag">gay</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/hypersex" class="tag">hypersex</a>, <a href="/browse/jackal" class="tag">jackal</a>, <a href="/browse/knot" class="tag">knot</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/stretchy" class="tag">stretchy</a>, <a href="/browse/zephyer" class="tag">zephyer</a>, <a href="/browse/tied" class="tag">tied</a> bulgecolorgayhyperhypersexjackalknotmalematurestretchyzephyertied I have no clue what's going on here. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/33317/ Sat, 05 Apr 2008 08:42:02 -0700 <a href="/view/33317/" class="thumb"><img src="http://cluck.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/04/ahundred33317.jpg" alt="I have no clue what's going on here. by ahundred" title="I have no clue what's going on here. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Seriously, I just draws 'em as they come to me, boys. I rarely actually have anything in particular in mind when I start drawing something, so stuff like this happens. So, listen, I know a lot of y'all love cars, and I love cars too, but I've getting emails. And I want y'all to appreciate, that when I draw a car I bear the right to draw it a little different than it actually is. There was one dude who honestly expected me to correct my last car picture, because I had put the side trim of the '60 model together with the grill of a '59. I liked that style better. He also said, "I'm shocked at you could of made such a mistake when clearly you were looking at a picture of the car when you drew it." Why that would mean I would have done it on purpose. Unthinkable. What I'm doing now is trying to draw that at which I am not good. Putting people in cars is difficult. Right now I'm ignoring the fact that Koor is supposed to be almost a foot taller than Vermilion. Anyway, so, yeah. I have no idea how this picture came to be what it is now. Most of my pictures are like that. Yes, that thing off to the left is a streetcar. I went overboard. How unlike me. I guess this is a public service announcement. Kids, don't drive high. It's really freaking annoying. I swear I get stuck behind a wake-and-bake retard every morning on the way to work. At least drunk drivers go fast, high drivers go seven miles per hour directly down the center line. (Pictured above.) Tagged as: <a href="/browse/car" class="tag">car</a>, <a href="/browse/coyote" class="tag">coyote</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/gargoyle" class="tag">gargoyle</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/purple" class="tag">purple</a>, <a href="/browse/vermilion" class="tag">vermilion</a>, <a href="/browse/traffic" class="tag">traffic</a>, <a href="/browse/tram" class="tag">tram</a>, <a href="/browse/truck" class="tag">truck</a>, <a href="/browse/vehicle" class="tag">vehicle</a>, <a href="/browse/reefermadness" class="tag">reefermadness</a> carcoyotefeaturedgargoylematurepurplevermiliontraffictramtruckvehiclereefermadness Red room. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/33090/ Tue, 01 Apr 2008 13:33:02 -0700 <a href="/view/33090/" class="thumb"><img src="http://woof.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/04/ahundred33090.jpg" alt="Red room. by ahundred" title="Red room. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>I left this half finished like a year ago. You'll notice it's inked and thoroughly cleaned, something I don't do anymore. People kept telling me they liked my clean lines, and I don't like clean lines. I got the pattern for the wall paper by putting one of my waistcoats on the scanner, and using the perspective tool to form it to the room. That window actually goes somewhere, too. It's hasn't been bricked in by some mad mason yet. That particular style of window is very popular in Seattle. They're most common on our unique Victorian Four-Squares, which are very strange because they're Wrightian floorplans with Victorian and Revivalist detailing, on the west coast Victorian architecture remained in style for a good twenty years longer than it did on the east coast, causing it to mix with the new Prairie and Craftsman styles among the less-fashionable architects, in a way of which Frank Lloyd Wright would not have approved. The windows are very wide, sometimes wider than they are tall, the glazing bars are usually made of lead rather than wood, the upper sash is frequently much smaller than the lower one, and the lower sash is always blank. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/red" class="tag">red</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> architecturered Suspenders. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/31234/ Fri, 29 Feb 2008 03:35:17 -0800 <a href="/view/31234/" class="thumb"><img src="http://chirp.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/02/ahundred31234.jpg" alt="Suspenders. by ahundred" title="Suspenders. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>That's right! In this magical furry world of mine--the same one in which everyone wears a tie and drives an electric Studebaker--the digital and plantigrade coexist peacefully! They just have to use different tailors. I can't believe people have fights over this, you can have both. The big yellow guy is Rookram, his species might change later. He's not very interesting, though. Jade seems to be your favorite, Koor seems to have a lot of lady fans which is good because he's the only straight one, and Vermilion is fun to draw. Y'all like Vermilion, right? I can draw him nude at some point. I should give y'all a nude Koor at some point too. Alright, this picture is two things. Firstly, it's a study in wrinkles, a subject about which I found a helpful book. I haven't really drawn real wrinkly clothes before, so I thought I'd try it out. I was feeling good earlier because there aren't many furries what can do backgrounds, clothing is something furries really can't do. (Silver Fenrir is awesome at clothing, though.) And secondly, it's professing the superiority of suspenders. It's just a better way of keeping your slacks up. You just gotta tuck in your shirt. I know that sounds horribly uncomfortable, but you know, they used to do it all the time. And not just for church or anything, they did it everyday. Koor's and Jade's wings change size depending on where I draw them. B.T.W.: All you furry muscle guys, it really looks better if you don't draw an outline for every single muscle. You have to think about what shapes warrant an outline, a muscle is just a slight bulge under the skin with no abrupt change in depth, worthy of a stroke of highlight and a stroke of shading when you're coloring, but in plain line-art most of the muscles really don't create enough of a variation in the surface of the skin to get their own outlines. There are much sharper variations in depth that take place on clothing that y'all completely ignore. You know, if I ever start doing a comic strip, (which is what I've been trying do for the last eight years,) y'all are going to have to live with inconsistencies in character designs. I drew Koor with one more wing finger than usual, (what the Hell are those called?) and I really have no intention of getting piercings and ear nicks figured out. I have no idea when or why I decided Koor should have a mohawk. Come to think of it I'm not sure when I decided Vermilion should have four arms. In fact, I can't remember when I came up with those two, they've just always been around. I spend a lot of time in fantasy-land, whenever I'm bored, trying to get to sleep, or doing something that doesn't require all of my brain. That's why I have a dozen characters when I don't write and I don't R.P. I just play with them in my head all day long. Koor and Vermilion are the oldest, they've been around as long as I can remember. Of course, ten years ago they were completely different species and sizes and had completely different professions and personalities. Still the same characters in my mind, it's like the man who claimed to own George Washinton's axe, he only had to replace the head three times and the handle seven times. LONGEST SYNOPSIS EVAR. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/coyote" class="tag">coyote</a>, <a href="/browse/dragon" class="tag">dragon</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/gargoyle" class="tag">gargoyle</a>, <a href="/browse/suspenders" class="tag">suspenders</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> coyotedragonfeaturedgargoylesuspenders Ivory tinkle. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/31233/ Fri, 29 Feb 2008 03:14:09 -0800 <a href="/view/31233/" class="thumb"><img src="http://quack.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/02/ahundred31233.jpg" alt="Ivory tinkle. by ahundred" title="Ivory tinkle. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>I was drawing hands, and I drew this hand on a piano keyboard. And then I colored it, and decided it would make a nifty set of thumbnails for use for music on Fur Affinity, on which you have to upload an thumbnail for music uploads. You can download it and use one if you want. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/piano" class="tag">piano</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> piano Untitled number one. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/31232/ Fri, 29 Feb 2008 03:09:23 -0800 <a href="/view/31232/" class="thumb"><img src="http://moo.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/02/ahundred31232.jpg" alt="Untitled number one. by ahundred" title="Untitled number one. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This was going to be the background for something, I can't remember what. I lost interest. I didn't post it as it was because at the time I didn't know that y'all liked architecture. This was drawn a while ago, you can see the curly bits I draw aren't really as good as what I post now. I wasn't very good at curly bits yet. Originally I was going to refine the shading a great deal more, but I'm fine with sort of a hasty appearance now. It's easier to finish things before I get bored with them. B.T.W., this is me trying to draw subsidence. All the buildings in which I've lived have been off-kilter in one manner or another, I've grown to like the slantiness. I feel uncomfortable around too many right angles. Plus, as far as drawing goes I say if it's not broken it's not realistic. The bricked-in arch with the square pediment and spiral-vine pattern remained in my head, and resurfaced in the weird pic with the radio. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> architecture Horsedoctor. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28674/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:38:31 -0800 <a href="/view/28674/" class="thumb"><img src="http://chirp.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28674.jpg" alt="Horsedoctor. by ahundred" title="Horsedoctor. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Here is a picture of my good friend Horsedoctor. As he was trying out fursonas so he could join our furry world, he cycled through various black things. He was a black panther, a black wolf, a black rat, and a black horse, but it wasn't working for him. But then he took a look at the fantasy art around here and said, why are all the satyrs and centaurs white as lilies? And lo, sprang forth from his brain a unique new fursona and a way to preserve his blackitude while still being a furry. Ah, and now here's a chance to really just wing it as far as anatomy goes. Nothing like this creature exists on the planet Earth. Mythical animal. So no one can tell me the anatomy's screwed up. (Won't stop anyone from trying.) And my anatomy books are so goddamn unhelpful. Every single etching is of some guy in the thinking man pose or about to throw a discus. It'd be great if I was trying to reproduce the Olympic games circa 350 A.D., but I'm trying to draw porn. Not a single position even close to a position someone might occupy while sexin' up. And also, seventy friggin' pictures of the human foot in various positions and from various angles, and four pictures of the chest. Four. W.T.F.? I'm not sure I like this picture too much, like most furry illustrators the human faces I draw look pretty wooden, though I do try to stay in practice. And of course, I've never drawn a horse before, probably should have tried drawing a horse before drawing a centaur, and my nature stuff is so over-stylized, and the hands are a little small and I couldn't detail them too much because the paper was kind of raw because I'd erased so many times, and the eraser I got is starting to caramelize so instead of erasing it just leaves an indelible mark, and the horse part of him isn't very muscular because the photographs off of which I was working didn't feature very muscular horses and neither did the etchings in my anatomy book, and I don't really like the pose. Good for a first try, though, and if I really didn't like it I wouldn't be showing everyone. One thing on which I have improved, however, is my ability to draw figures from different angles. Unfortunately that's not the sort of thing the viewer notices. Like, in the foxie-studebaker pic I totally drew the foxie from above, and I totally drew Horsedoctor from below. Crazy. It turns out I'm physically incapable of drawing a non-whack-ass background. Oh, and how does everyone like my horse cock? It's the first one I've ever drawn. Horsedoctor said that he sort of liked the idea of a centaur with the cock of a man, but I could draw whichever tickled my fancy. I chose horsie-style simply because I hadn't done it before, future pics may feature him with a human penis.) Horsedoctor says: "I have an enormous penis." I may post a shaded version of this at some point. Then again I may not. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/centaur" class="tag">centaur</a>, <a href="/browse/horse" class="tag">horse</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/nature" class="tag">nature</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> centaurhorsehypermaturenature Century. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28673/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:34:02 -0800 <a href="/view/28673/" class="thumb"><img src="http://quack.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28673.jpg" alt="Century. by ahundred" title="Century. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>I love my Volvo, but shouldn’t Ahundred be driving a Century? And what was the strangest Century ever made? Why, the 1959 Century. That was a strange year. The last year of real fins for G.M., and on this particular model the tail fins start at the windshield and there are fins on the front too. Soon after purchasing it Ahundred christened it “The Century of Pain.” Little does he know, the car is actually evil, and is actively trying to kill him. (Words of its previous owner: “This car is evil, and it will try to kill you.” Ahundred: “How much?” The reply: “I don’t care just get this machine as far away from me as you can.” Ahundred: “Hot deal!”) Of course, if he survives his first three months the car may take a liking to him, at which point he’s got real problems because then it will start trying to kill other people. My head’s a little big, but the thing about cartoons is the smaller you draw them the bigger their heads get. And think I did a good job intersecting the end of my muzzle with the bar of the wing vent. Intersecting things is another thing illustrators tend to avoid, brings things together dimensionally, though. Before you say anything, yes, I know I drew it as a right-hand-drive. It’s called an artistic liberty. I really want to drive a car with a bubble windshield again. In America every car produced between 1955 and 1960 had one, then they decided they weren’t cool anymore and not a single car has been made with one since, with exception of the Imperial, (a defunct Chrysler Corporation marque,) which was produced with a bubble windshield right up until 1966. One thing I noticed while drawing this car is how far back the front wheels are placed on modern cars, new cars have a very prominent front overhang compared to old cars. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/buick" class="tag">buick</a>, <a href="/browse/car" class="tag">car</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/hybrid" class="tag">hybrid</a>, <a href="/browse/pose" class="tag">pose</a>, <a href="/browse/vehicle" class="tag">vehicle</a> buickcarfeaturedhybridposevehicle Untitled number zero in romanesque. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28672/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:29:36 -0800 <a href="/view/28672/" class="thumb"><img src="http://moo.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28672.jpg" alt="Untitled number zero in romanesque. by ahundred" title="Untitled number zero in romanesque. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>The symbolist in me loves bricked-in windows. I'm not going to lie to you, I have no problem whatsoever drawing the same little thing over and over and over again until I fill the page. It's meditative. Half the time I don't wake up until I've covered half the desk. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/coyote" class="tag">coyote</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/fox" class="tag">fox</a>, <a href="/browse/glasses" class="tag">glasses</a>, <a href="/browse/tie" class="tag">tie</a>, <a href="/browse/waistcoat" class="tag">waistcoat</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> architecturecoyotefeaturedfoxglassestiewaistcoat Tie. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28671/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:27:24 -0800 <a href="/view/28671/" class="thumb"><img src="http://bark.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28671.jpg" alt="Tie. by ahundred" title="Tie. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Explain yourself. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/coyote" class="tag">coyote</a>, <a href="/browse/tie" class="tag">tie</a>, <a href="/browse/waistcoat" class="tag">waistcoat</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> coyotetiewaistcoat Bit of a trip. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28670/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:25:57 -0800 <a href="/view/28670/" class="thumb"><img src="http://woof.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28670.jpg" alt="Bit of a trip. by ahundred" title="Bit of a trip. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Friggin' winglin' bastards takin' up two seats with their friggin' wings why don't they just friggin' fly if they got those friggin' big-ass wings I don't got no wings I gotta take the bus he don't gotta take the bus. Anyway, yeah. That's Koor. He's a gargoyle. He's made of animate terra cotta. He's riding the bus. More backgrounds. Normally I'm modest about these things, but lately I've realized that a whole lot of y'all furry artists can't actually do this shit. That makes me feel special. Just seems so easy to me. Straight lines. Living things, that's what's difficult for me. I spent more time on Koor than the background. Also, why is it that when y'all draw clothing it's never got a pattern on it? Most people like to wear patterns. I put pin stripes on his shirt. This is my study in reflection, B.T.W. It didn't start out that way, but I realized that I drew the bus with an almost hemicylindrical roof, kind of like an airstream trailer, or a stainless steel cigar tube, I thought there'd be a lot of strange reflections so I just went to town. Of course, airstream trailers don't have stainless steel on the inside, but whomever designed this weird-ass bus thought that'd look real spiffy. He also thought hardwood floors might lend a touch of class to public transportation. And please, before you say anything, he is not from the show. Lord help me, I made up my own character. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/bus" class="tag">bus</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/gargoyle" class="tag">gargoyle</a>, <a href="/browse/tie" class="tag">tie</a>, <a href="/browse/waistcoat" class="tag">waistcoat</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> busfeaturedgargoyletiewaistcoatwings My first hypersex. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28669/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:23:07 -0800 <a href="/view/28669/" class="thumb"><img src="http://ohgurl.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28669.jpg" alt="My first hypersex. by ahundred" title="My first hypersex. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Bam! And my first fetish hits you over the head like a club. This, is a twelve-foot-tall hyperphallic anthropomorphic black bird stuffing an enormous penis into a small, black, all-too-willing, stretchy wolf. This is my first step into some strange territory, people. I thought I might just go all out this time, draw the largest penis and the stretchiest little wolfie I could. There's much worse fetishes than hyper these days, (namely, yours,) so I suppose you'll retain your vision after gazing upon my latest abomination. Everyone's always drawing these strange creatures with six foot penises, and yet never does anyone draw them doing anything with them. It's just pose, jerk off, pose, jerk off again, you know these guys want nothing more than to grab a fifty-five-gallon drum of water-based lubricant and set out to find the stretchiest foxie they can, (generally through trial and error.) This stuff is easier to draw than it looks. You know, if I keep this up I'll be the one hyper pornographer around here what doesn't insist on sticking breasts on everyone. I know a lot of y'all are into herms, but frankly, as a gay man I just don't like breasts that much. And when they're on what is otherwise a perfect specimen of the male species, I just think, there are breasts in the way of my pecs. I wanted to fondle some enormous pecs this evening but there are some breasts in the way. Why is the big guy a bird? Well, I thought that I, as his creator, might bestow upon him a bit of mercy, wings will make it much easier for this schlub to schlep around that enormous schlong. Plus I like drawing bird wings, (it's all zig-zags, done in a snap,) and feathery furs don't get the hyperphallic treatment as much as your standard woofs and horsies. Gyrphons are sexy, but plain ol' birds don't get nearly the light they should. I know next to nothing about birds, so I just drew something what I thought looked good and made it black. I gave him normal feet because I couldn't get talons to look right. I am loving this musclebird thing, though. I'll do more. This is going to be the last thing that gets noticed, but I tried to do the shading all subtle-like on this picture. My super-high-contrast dodge/burn magic has it's place, but I've really been coveting Stray Dog's smooth and subtle shading and highlights recently. Why black? Well, black's a respectable color. And I tried every other combination of colors conceivable and everything looked dumb. Oh, and Zombiecat, you are responsible for this. Your hypersex inspired me to create my own. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/bird" class="tag">bird</a>, <a href="/browse/feathers" class="tag">feathers</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/wolf" class="tag">wolf</a>, <a href="/browse/gay" class="tag">gay</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/crow" class="tag">crow</a>, <a href="/browse/bulge" class="tag">bulge</a>, <a href="/browse/hypersex" class="tag">hypersex</a>, <a href="/browse/stretchy" class="tag">stretchy</a> birdfeathersfeaturedhypermaturemusclewingswolfgaymalecrowbulgehypersexstretchy Meat. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28668/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:19:15 -0800 <a href="/view/28668/" class="thumb"><img src="http://honk.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28668.jpg" alt="Meat. by ahundred" title="Meat. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Meat. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/meat" class="tag">meat</a>, <a href="/browse/puma" class="tag">puma</a>, <a href="/browse/tie" class="tag">tie</a>, <a href="/browse/waistcoat" class="tag">waistcoat</a>, <a href="/browse/wolf" class="tag">wolf</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> meatpumatiewaistcoatwolf If it ain't Baroque don't fix it. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28667/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:17:18 -0800 <a href="/view/28667/" class="thumb"><img src="http://cluck.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28667.jpg" alt="If it ain't Baroque don't fix it. by ahundred" title="If it ain't Baroque don't fix it. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Yeah. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/buildings" class="tag">buildings</a>, <a href="/browse/city" class="tag">city</a>, <a href="/browse/detail" class="tag">detail</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> architecturebuildingscitydetailfeatured Jade in the cellar. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28666/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:11:38 -0800 <a href="/view/28666/" class="thumb"><img src="http://oink.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28666.jpg" alt="Jade in the cellar. by ahundred" title="Jade in the cellar. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Yeah, I know. All my muscledudes either have that bright-eyed grin on their faces or the dominating leer. Better than the come-hither look, or the pout. Furries getting it up the ass always have that pout on. If an enormous dragon took some time out of his busy day of superiority complex to give it to me up the ass I'd have the decency to look like I was enjoying it. Anyway, this is Jade. He's an enormous faggot. Y'all seem to like him. He's got an enormous boner. Y'all wanted to see Jade, the big green faggot, with a big green boner, so I drew it. 'Cause I like you guys. I asked five people what color his penis should be and they all said green. Oh, and SRSLY. Backgrounds are not hard. It's mostly straight lines. Straight lines are much easier than all those curves what go into these masses of muscle. Especially if you have a ruler. And hands really aren't that hard, neither are feet. Oh, and I need to see bigger wings on your dragons. These guys can't fly with the dinky little things you give them. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/dragon" class="tag">dragon</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a> dragonfeaturedhypermaturemusclewingsmale Bathe. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28665/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:09:28 -0800 <a href="/view/28665/" class="thumb"><img src="http://meow.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28665.jpg" alt="Bathe. by ahundred" title="Bathe. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This comic isn't about you. You smell of lemons and candlewax, which is a little strange but delightful nonetheless. B.T.W., panel two is exactly what my bathroom looks like. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/bath" class="tag">bath</a>, <a href="/browse/comic" class="tag">comic</a>, <a href="/browse/hybrid" class="tag">hybrid</a>, <a href="/browse/hygiene" class="tag">hygiene</a> bathcomichybridhygiene Vermilion. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28664/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:02:48 -0800 <a href="/view/28664/" class="thumb"><img src="http://chirp.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28664.jpg" alt="Vermilion. by ahundred" title="Vermilion. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>I don't know why, but all the purple and yellow here reminds me of the crazy Simpsons color scheme. At least the one they used to use, it's been kind of dulled in recent years. Anyway, this is Vermilion Jones. He has four arms. He is a red coyote. And lordy does he have a long muzzle. And you know what they say about men with long muzzles . . . they can't use normal telephones. He has to use one of those old candlestick telephones. Another thing that reminds me of the Simpsons, that bastard has one Hell of an overbite. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/car" class="tag">car</a>, <a href="/browse/coyote" class="tag">coyote</a>, <a href="/browse/red" class="tag">red</a>, <a href="/browse/smoking" class="tag">smoking</a>, <a href="/browse/tetradexterity" class="tag">tetradexterity</a>, <a href="/browse/multifurry" class="tag">multifurry</a>, <a href="/browse/multilimb" class="tag">multilimb</a>, <a href="/browse/canine" class="tag">canine</a>, <a href="/browse/vehicle" class="tag">vehicle</a> carcoyoteredsmokingtetradexteritymultifurrymultilimbcaninevehicle That's a long drop. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28663/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:56:13 -0800 <a href="/view/28663/" class="thumb"><img src="http://quack.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28663.jpg" alt="That's a long drop. by ahundred" title="That's a long drop. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Woo-hoo! Hyper. For those of you concerned with little-foxie and the state of his poor bowels, do not worry. Foxies are practically made of elastic, he'll be back in almost-normal shape by tomorrow morn. Now, I understand that every artist has a general unwillingness to draw hands and feet, so they often get artfully hidden, behind backs, behind furniture, or conveniently beyond the reach of the page. This may be okay in portraits an such, but I've been seeing too much porn lately with no hands or feet. Sexy porn has its subject's hands and feet in the air, not behind backs and off the page. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/fox" class="tag">fox</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/knot" class="tag">knot</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/gay" class="tag">gay</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/stretchy" class="tag">stretchy</a> architecturefeaturedfoxhyperknotmaturegaymalestretchy We are in our underwears. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28662/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:23:46 -0800 <a href="/view/28662/" class="thumb"><img src="http://moo.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28662.jpg" alt="We are in our underwears. by ahundred" title="We are in our underwears. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This is a picture of my first encounter with a creature even stranger than I, and similarly hooved and horned. None other than J. T. Fox, a foxsatyr. Our mutual observation is we are both in our underwears. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/hooves" class="tag">hooves</a>, <a href="/browse/horns" class="tag">horns</a>, <a href="/browse/hybrid" class="tag">hybrid</a>, <a href="/browse/loincloth" class="tag">loincloth</a>, <a href="/browse/trident" class="tag">trident</a>, <a href="/browse/weapon" class="tag">weapon</a> hooveshornshybridloinclothtridentweapon Is gift. You take. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28661/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:21:24 -0800 <a href="/view/28661/" class="thumb"><img src="http://bark.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28661.jpg" alt="Is gift. You take. by ahundred" title="Is gift. You take. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Aw. He likes you. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/car" class="tag">car</a>, <a href="/browse/fox" class="tag">fox</a>, <a href="/browse/loincloth" class="tag">loincloth</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/studebaker" class="tag">studebaker</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/vehicle" class="tag">vehicle</a> carfoxloinclothmusclestudebakermalevehicle Ankole bull & kudu. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28660/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:18:10 -0800 <a href="/view/28660/" class="thumb"><img src="http://woof.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28660.jpg" alt="Ankole bull & kudu. by ahundred" title="Ankole bull & kudu. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This is a commission from Sodalite. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/bull" class="tag">bull</a>, <a href="/browse/egypt" class="tag">egypt</a>, <a href="/browse/horns" class="tag">horns</a>, <a href="/browse/hyper" class="tag">hyper</a>, <a href="/browse/kudu" class="tag">kudu</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> bullegypthornshyperkudumature Bird in loincloth. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28659/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:14:55 -0800 <a href="/view/28659/" class="thumb"><img src="http://ohgurl.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28659.jpg" alt="Bird in loincloth. by ahundred" title="Bird in loincloth. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>I don't know what kind of bird. Wings are fun to draw. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/bird" class="tag">bird</a>, <a href="/browse/feathers" class="tag">feathers</a>, <a href="/browse/loincloth" class="tag">loincloth</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> birdfeathersloinclothmusclewings Bathtime for Jade. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28658/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:11:48 -0800 <a href="/view/28658/" class="thumb"><img src="http://honk.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28658.jpg" alt="Bathtime for Jade. by ahundred" title="Bathtime for Jade. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Jade and Koor seem to be my most popular characters. Koor I've never drawn undressed, and I've got Jade's unusual costumes all panned out but I've never finished a drawing of him dressed. Dragons need dragon-sized bathtubs. This is not a dragon-sized bathtub. Still, after a long day of bein' dragon-ey Jade needs a soak. All that superiority-complex can really work up a sweat. How do you like the cracks? I'm good at cracks. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/architecture" class="tag">architecture</a>, <a href="/browse/bath" class="tag">bath</a>, <a href="/browse/dragon" class="tag">dragon</a>, <a href="/browse/featured" class="tag">featured</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/green" class="tag">green</a> architecturebathdragonfeaturedmusclewingsgreen Koku & Jam. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28657/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:05:20 -0800 <a href="/view/28657/" class="thumb"><img src="http://cluck.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28657.jpg" alt="Koku & Jam. by ahundred" title="Koku & Jam. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This was my half of what was supposed to be a trade with Kokurou. Did I ever get burnt on that deal, you can read about that on my website. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/beach" class="tag">beach</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/speedo" class="tag">speedo</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> beachmaturemusclespeedo Jaxson Sabertooth. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28656/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:01:46 -0800 <a href="/view/28656/" class="thumb"><img src="http://oink.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28656.jpg" alt="Jaxson Sabertooth. by ahundred" title="Jaxson Sabertooth. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This is one of Dokino's many lovely characters. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/nature" class="tag">nature</a>, <a href="/browse/sabertooth" class="tag">sabertooth</a>, <a href="/browse/wolf" class="tag">wolf</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> maturenaturesabertoothwolf Doberman. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28655/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:59:02 -0800 <a href="/view/28655/" class="thumb"><img src="http://meow.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28655.jpg" alt="Doberman. by ahundred" title="Doberman. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This is a request from May 2006, by a man named Doberman. Being as that speedo adheres to that man's penis in a fashion in which no real speedo would, I'm marking this picture as mature. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/beach" class="tag">beach</a>, <a href="/browse/doberman" class="tag">doberman</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/muscle" class="tag">muscle</a>, <a href="/browse/speedo" class="tag">speedo</a>, <a href="/browse/bulge" class="tag">bulge</a>, <a href="/browse/male" class="tag">male</a>, <a href="/browse/package" class="tag">package</a> beachdobermanmaturemusclespeedobulgemalepackage Ahundred the Wolfsatyr. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28654/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:54:27 -0800 <a href="/view/28654/" class="thumb"><img src="http://chirp.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28654.jpg" alt="Ahundred the Wolfsatyr. by ahundred" title="Ahundred the Wolfsatyr. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>This is my first fursona-portrait. There is me. With my horns and my loincloth and my eight-foot devil tail. Standing atop a ruined building in front of a wall of flame, which I made by superimposing three pictures of a sunset atop each other making use of masking layers. I took the pictures meself, Seattle sunsets can get pretty impressive. This picture dates back to May 2006. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/devil" class="tag">devil</a>, <a href="/browse/hooves" class="tag">hooves</a>, <a href="/browse/horns" class="tag">horns</a>, <a href="/browse/hybrid" class="tag">hybrid</a>, <a href="/browse/loincloth" class="tag">loincloth</a>, <a href="/browse/satyr" class="tag">satyr</a>, <a href="/browse/pose" class="tag">pose</a>, <a href="/browse/trident" class="tag">trident</a>, <a href="/browse/weapon" class="tag">weapon</a> devilhooveshornshybridloinclothsatyrposetridentweapon Koor. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28653/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:49:19 -0800 <a href="/view/28653/" class="thumb"><img src="http://quack.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28653.jpg" alt="Koor. by ahundred" title="Koor. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Old pic. This is the first picture done in my modern coloring style. I drew this before I knew you weren't supposed to wear a belt with a waistcoat. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/gargoyle" class="tag">gargoyle</a>, <a href="/browse/tie" class="tag">tie</a>, <a href="/browse/waistcoat" class="tag">waistcoat</a>, <a href="/browse/wings" class="tag">wings</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> gargoyletiewaistcoatwings Upturned Loincloth. by *ahundred http://www.furryartpile.com/view/28652/ Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:44:39 -0800 <a href="/view/28652/" class="thumb"><img src="http://moo.furryartpile.com/preview/2008/01/ahundred28652.jpg" alt="Upturned Loincloth. by ahundred" title="Upturned Loincloth. by *ahundred" /></a> <h2>Artist commentary</h2>Old porn. This is dates back to March 2006. Tagged as: <a href="/browse/forest" class="tag">forest</a>, <a href="/browse/loincloth" class="tag">loincloth</a>, <a href="/browse/mature" class="tag">mature</a>, <a href="/browse/nature" class="tag">nature</a>, <a href="/browse/wolf" class="tag">wolf</a>, <a href="/browse/" class="tag"></a> forestloinclothmaturenaturewolf