asher on a date at the moskvarium >>2855 i have such mixed feelings about canada. i hate the country, mainly the politics (i like the countryside and cold weather canada has), and they are kinda seen as cucks. but then some of the most based people i witness are canadians. and there's nothing wrong with being polite irl, there's plenty of rude mutts i have had to deal with in burgerland >we also manage to pull off massive nation-wide shit like the Trucker Convoy instead of just being do-nothing big talkers like burgers. so true. i hate how i always hear my compatriots say shit like "try that in [insert red state here]" and how rebellious they are against big gov, but then sit on their hands and do nothing when we import a billion jeets and push tranny propaganda on school children. but if you drive 1mph too slow for them they will flip out and attack you with their decadent behemoth pickup trucks with the rage and violence only present in the spirits of our ancestors storming omaha beach >>2856 oh well, nothing good ever lasts. anfoo is also shutting down (kinda) soon. everything will be reddit and tiktok in the future

>>2855 i also forgot to mention asher is a canadian too lol

>>2859 >everything will be reddit and tiktok in the future I cringed so hard I turned inside out. h4lp pl0x

>>2859 >mainly the politics Oh boy. Canada is in a crazy place right now. Our "infinite money province we treat like a colony to pay for everyone else's failures" is voting in several months on whether it attempts to leave the country or not. Our federal government is more interested in harvesting organs from every depressed Canadian it can kill than it is basic governmental functions like giving a shit about roads, and its regulations and taxes are flat out refused by provincial governments. Said provinces often turn to working with each other and now even negotiate with foreign countries instead of working with the feds, and some are attempting to legislate more autonomy for themselves. Complicating the matter is that their cities are also getting crazy amounts of Muslims and Indians dumped on them, which is a perfectly sane combination that will in no way start a massive inter-ethnic bloodbath if things get unstable enough. $100 buys you fuckall for groceries. You cannot afford a house unless you're a boomer riding off the housing bubble. Multiple provinces are spraying their forests with plant-dehydrating, flammable chemicals (((for some reason))). Indians throw countless statues of their gods into every body of water they can find. Other immigrants openly wonder if coming here was a mistake. There is a very real chance your doctor will tell you to kill yourself if you tell him you're unhappy. We also supposedly have more guns per citizen than Americans, our reservations are full of automatic rifles. This is the country sitting right above your border. It could get interesting soon. >and there's nothing wrong with being polite irl, there's plenty of rude mutts i have had to deal with in burgerland People confuse Canadian politeness for niceness. A lot of us are actually total cunts (especially to Americans), we're just "politer" about it. I think the Canadian kind of rudeness comes through more clearly online than in person.

>>2862 It seems to me that I recall there was a yuge and very bloody Hindu vs Moslem riot in Vancouver back in the 1990s. It was on TV news here for several days, then got memory-holed so thoroughly that Google Gemini and Duck.ai both insist it never happened. Every schoolboy knows that Hindus and Moslems hate one another even more than they hate their host countries, wherever they may happen to be, anywhere in the world. Importing both groups, in numbers, and putting them in the same places, can only have one outcome. It is predictable. Didn't Noam Chomsky say "intent can be inferred from predictable outcomes?" When he was right, he was right. I've never been to Canada. There have been times in the past where I gave serious consideration to going up to visit this or that Internet acquaintance. But stuff happened, and I kept hearing that CBSA and the Mounties HATE Americans and will take every opportunity to fuck with you in every manner that they can, right up to the limits imposed by the letter of the law, if not further when no one's looking over their shoulders. And eventually they one day stopped responding to my emails. Maybe they died. I have no idea. And every year the idea of visiting Canada looks like a worse and worse idea.

>Haven't posted in 2 months It has been some time. Finally got some work again. >>2835 Very nice, were those done with the new Anima-preview model? >>2841 The pleasure button is really strong. Though you're right in the sense that it's not as fulfilling as drawing it yourself.

Chunky cow lizard.

>>2842 >Very nice, were those done with the new Anima-preview model? Lol no, I did these about a year ago on noobaiXL. I haven't touched this stuff in almost that long, it doesn't feel like there's been any significant jump in capabilities, has there?

>>2844 Anima v1 just came out about a week ago. That's most likely the next breakthrough as it can use more natural language and has a more modern database. From what I've seen it does backgrounds better, can implement proper text or a sentence, better details on things like clothing, and is generally better in anatomy. Less broken hands (which isn't even a problem 90% of the time now). Right now people are making finetunes and trying to learn how it actually works. I'm waiting for a finetune that does kemono art well.

I really like the way this one came out. I started by using the online tools at Perchance.org to generate a retro-style fox woman resembling the kinds of images from the covers of cheap pulp detective novels from the 1940s and 1950s. Then I used a local instance of Framepack to render a short animation based on it.

>see this gif >look into the show >it's more Glitch Productions garbage >written by Egoraptor No thanks.

>>2852 Fuck it, three kemono Kits because she's cute and a question. Do you know of any fiction which has actually used multiverses well? I don't just mean one or a couple extra dimensions: I mean infinity or near-infinity. It kind of seems to attract soyboys the most, and creates works which are poorly thought-out (Bioshock Infinite being a classic example) or meaningless. Michael Moorcock's handling of it seemed alright in the one story I read from him, but that was just one story without a lot of context. Gundam GQuuuuuuX's just ended up being funny because it was a pajeet creating and destroying increasingly stupid worlds because she kept attempting to keep Char alive and fucking it up, and it wasn't nearly as interesting as Tomino accidentally creating a fucked-up cyclical universe for Turn A because he didn't realise other Gundam shows were in alternate timelines.

>>2853 H. Beam Piper's Paratime stories didn't introduce the concept but may have perfected it, clunky Truman-era spec evo plot points that'll throw a modern reader completely out of the story, and all.

>TysonTan drew his goat girl again I question whether she'd be all that warm with the exposed legs and boob window, but mountain goats are hardy animals so she probably knows what she's doing.

>Oraingen suddenly starts uploading art to Pixiv again Can't say I'm a big fan of the delay, but I'll take it. It's crazy just how much damage Twiter cracking down on nitter instances and the death of their RSS feeds did to the kemono thread and this place in turn. So many of the imagedumps turned out to rely on that one technology, and dealing with current year Twitter is so bad that most anons just don't bother following artists with it.

>didn't hit the filesize limit >had to split it into two posts anyways kek

Kemono pudge is still the best.

>>2833 yikes

>>2833 >although I will admit to not being terribly fond of soyjaks. We're not fond of them either, the schizos that used to obsessively post them are all gone by now

>>2826 Damn, this is the first place I've heard an explanation for what anthro foo is supposed to be. Hopefully the replacement pans out.

>>2828 >There was a story I was writing. There was art I was working on. I wish to see it please, if you do not mind sharing. I believe there is value in creation, no matter how incomplete. The expression of the idea is what matters.

You'd all be fine to come here provided that you don't expect the board to be a churn of posts like "hiiii frens" and "henlo :3". I think most anons here are a little tired of that kind of performative lingo and would prefer everyone just said what they meant. >working on art, working on a story You should keep working on them and share them here. Creation is the most important thing we can achieve as humans. >In all seriousness I feel kind of bad about the situation. And I feel bad that I feel bad, if that makes sense. >On a certain level it seems kind of shallow and entitled to be depressed about this. >I shouldn't be so depressed about this. You have asperger's and you're young. It happens. The 2010s were a decade of psyops that affected the whole world and it seems the 2020s are continuing that apace; we'll be living in the shadows of psychic warfare mushroom clouds for our entire lives, most likely. Just take a deep breath, slow down a bit, and you'll be fine in the end. The reason I feel strongly about creativity is that it provides one a personal, indisputable grounding with himself that can never be interfered with or dissected by an outsider. You know what you like, and you know what you find beautiful and true in the world.

>>2732 Thanks for talking about the trivium, I never heard of this concept but got really intested in learning more. I'm reading the first book at the moment, it really is an enlightening. >>2741 >>2742 true, other skins would be cool addition

>>2778 It's not the end-all solution to intelligence or whatever, but it does seem to be a pretty neat way of improving knowledge transfer.

Geg they sure are getting afraid

>>2741 That's awesome.

If any of you guys like puzzle games, https://nandgame.com/ is a neat little educational game. You start off building a nand gate out of relay switches, and from them you build other logic gates and progressively more complicated components to satisfy in-game specs until you eventually work your way up to a simple computer processor.

>>2793 I'm sure you'd do a fine job, BO.

>>2794 Thanks anon. Board's up at https://trashchan.xyz/mecha

Wow good thing I can post again. You only filtered me for months because i didnt do some super sekrut club backbending to be verified or whatever that dumb shit was. Good decision to undo that crap.

Rest in peace, Prolikewoah. I wish Loleron all the best in whatever he does afterwards.

I need to see a kemono styled Pepe now.

>>2800 Kepe?

>>2800 >check'd A kemono styled Pepe would put the "o no" in "kemono."

>>2814 Isn't Pepe already anthro?

I don't think there's much for capybara kemono art.

>>2812 She is cute, that is why she is called Capybara-chan.