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

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

Capybaras are still cute.

Capybaras deserve more love.

>>2942 Thanks. Looking around it the fediverse has definitely confirmed that I still don't like social media, even if this is better than the mainstream. I don't think I'll get too wrapped up in this, but I'll still mess with it a little to see how it goes.

>>2939 Neat. If nothing else it's a good place to post status updates, even if fediverse instances are prone to going down for 20-47 minutes at odd hours. When I was moving off of Twitter last year I migrated to the fediverse instance stereophonic.space at the suggestion of a racist furry shitposter friend, and it's generally been a fun time. The format is definitely influenced by social media and there is a fairly intense recency bias, but there are also many people who just use it as a (micro)blog and link aggregator. Frankly, it replaced image boards for me for a while, though I'd never wander from a small cozy board like this. If you're going to use the fediverse, there are a bunch of domains that should be autoblocked (mostly honeypot ones for CP and fedposting), and a few that you may need to block yourself. The biggest and most obvious one is poa.st, which is populated by right-wing indian slop accounts who think Pepe the Frog is the funniest meme on the internet. I can give you a full list from my profile if you care; I know many anons dislike this kind of blocklisting but it's a sad necessity of anything with the dynamic of social media due to the abundance of AI slop and digital littering.

>>2947 t. just bought more land in the Fediverse

>>2949 That's the best part. It's free!

>>2959 Are you saying it's free real estate?

>>2928 I know, right? I heard the artist might even be a human.

>>2929 I don't think the average human has even seen a kemono in person.

>>2930 What about a kemono in a kimono? ...also, this shork thread is five and a half years old and I don't see a shork saying "oh nyo." Clearly we need to address this.

>>2931 Is there something about seeing a kemono in a kimono that's more likely than seeing a kemono not in a kimono?

>>2936 "Just yesterday I saw a kemono in my pajamas! How she got in them, I'll never know!"

>>2694 Thispair was so popular even their fan-made kid got porn.

>>2933 this void troopers remind me of the overwatch soldiers from HL2, would you think that something similar to a stalker would be too horrific in their universe? >>2960 Even in the situations portrayed, these funny doodles between the drawings always get me haha --- Another try on a comic page, after making everything in one sheet I realized that would be better to draw everything separated in smaller sheets and assemble them digitally, oh well next time And also another try at a low-poly model, this time I'm trying to use that "action-figure" approach that GTA III and other games from this period used, making each of the limbs individual meshes, I think that it would be easier to texture and animate afterwards

>>2968 loled at the wifedog. at least he is staying faithful to her... in his own special way? >this void troopers remind me of the overwatch soldiers from HL2 i was reminded of them as well when coming up with them. except they would not be cannon fodder, even if they don't care about dying >would you think that something similar to a stalker would be too horrific in their universe? i like to believe they would give enemies of their own species the dignity of an execution instead of that fate >Even in the situations portrayed, these funny doodles between the drawings always get me haha nobody is immune to the-sticking-tongue-out-close-camera-shot!

>>2967 Right, I'd forgotten; that's honestly more impressive. I have no frame of reference for how people find image boards at all these days, except for word of mouth on 4chan. >>2968 >wolf underwear Reminds me of something an artist friend included in a recent drawing.

New thread: >>3009

>>2907 My enthusiasm for these things waxes and wanes. I am not sure whether I succeeded with what I was going for here or not.

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?

>>558 There's a hentai doujin of it, lmao https://exhentai.org/g/3294574/9439c9a94b/

Can't get over how much I missed since this manga was last updated. I really need to find out whose translating these to keep up with them. Anyways it's a full on backstory of the fox wife this time, and why she's the way she is.

>>2382 a cutie

>>558 >Hitoner is getting a full manga Kemono will conquer the world, and furfags will be reduced to eating our crumbs and ODing on AIDS meds.

>>2771 why did blud make her look like a loli?

>>2773 She's always looked like that

>>2773 >"ironically" talking with brainfried TikTok lingo Have some self-respect. You might as well ironically eat your own shit.

>>2774 oh you might be right actually, all the white china robots look the same to me >>2775 this unc be wildin no cap fr fr ong

Kiki cute

>>2664 ho ho ho, merry christmas. im gonna hang out with family, but until then im just gonna work on my video game

Merry Christmas /kemono/.

>>2669 Sounds pretty good to me >>2671 Merry Christmas to you too, anon!

merry christmas

Furniggers simping over fictional tranimals while I'm abroad on a long flight

>>2590 short answer: they are very fluffy long answer: if taken from a skin vs fur perspective, most of the skin folds and whatnot that would've been visible on the skin are hidden under the fluff, giving the body a more smooth and uniform appearance overall, unless if there is the case of the fur being short, in which this would not be true

>>2621 That makes sense. Maybe it's also tied into how people don't recognise anatomical mistakes or quirks as quickly on anthro art as they do drawings of people, even though they're both sort of humanoid. It might be that they're just different enough from humans that people subconsciously relax their standards a bit, or that people have a slightly harder time interpreting kemono figures.

>>1784 >aunt wife*

>>2636 >mahjong seoul isn't she 15?

>>2639 KEK That's crazy. I thought she was a tubby woman in her 30s all this time.