congrats on being in the show
:D

interesting.

Nicey done!

cool art !

Congratulations, good sir! I hope your work was very well received by everyone who viewed it.

Very nice!

Grandissimo Scale, complimentoni!

Hey! Ma è a pochi chilomentri da dove studio D:
Cavoli stai girando tutta l'Italia!

Quando possibile sì. X-D Comunque queste sono ancora mostre di gruppo amatoriali, dovrei iniziare ad accumulare un po' di materiale per cercare di fare una mostra personale.

Seems like some of the most traditionally done images there. Odd.

Indeed they are, modernism is still very strong in Italy and I think we're lagging a bit behind the revival of classical painting which has been happening in other Western countries. That's good for me though, it makes the pictures stand out more than they would if most of the paintings had a traditional style.

I'm so glad your art is being taken so well by non-furs, and displayed so proudly! I can only wonder how they'd react to your pic of Clarisse :) .

Manca il mio avatar. :P

Isn't that interesting, though? I mean, if you think about it they're almost right in a way, since the origins of this culture are mainly fables and cartoons, but it's strange that people have difficulties to define something unusual.

It's very interesting, and the reaction I get from people at these exhibitions are changing the way I see my own art. I always had problems giving a clear explanation of my art to non-furries because I tried to explain the sex appeal of anthros and the convoluted fantasies behind my pictures. But turns out that most people are not interested in hearing about that. That's the nerdy part which only matters to other furries. Non-furries are interested in much simpler elements of my art, stuff that I (like most furries) tend to take for granted: they like the cuteness and charm of the characters, and they like the contrast between that and the overtly sexual/dramatic situations they are put in.

These are indeed the basics of all furry art, the basic appeal which brought most of us to furry art in the first place. But we tend to forget that basic appeal since we are so used to it.