I dearly wish to once again see your wonderful art here, as I have always adored it so.

XD Yeeahhh, I hardly draw furry stuff anymore. I mean maybe the closest thing is the dino knights I draw sometimes, but usually it's just... Not relevant to the site, so most people just won't care. =(

To be honest, your art of the character Panchier always held my attention, as you're one of the few folk (at the time) who gave female characters an actual fit, solid physique, an attribute which I thought both looked great aesthetically and fit for characters whom were in a rough-and-tumble environment.

As to the "not relevant" bit - the Dino Knights stuff most assuredly would grab attention, especially if there were world-building involved. I personally would still adore seeing, even if only in text, world-building and information on Panchier's setting.

I do hope that perhaps my enthusiasm might prove to be some slight motivator (though in reality I recognize this to be a slim hope). As I said prior - I would dearly love to see more of your lovely work, as it has usually kept my interest. Regardless of if furry or not, I have of course followed you on Twitter, there to hopefully see whatever else you might chose to grace folk with.

Yours in interest always,
Mika

Aw shucks, thank you! Never really thought people had much of any interest in any of my characters. As it happens though, I don't really draw Pan as female really anymore, and more in a transmasc sort of way. 😅

I'll post up some of my recent stuff here some time, but yeah, twitter (as long as it lasts) and instagram are really where I've been active. Who are you on twitter so I can follow you back, if I'm not already?

My most humble and honest apologies, I didn't intend any form of misgendering, and I apologize yet again for causing you any stress, annoyance or offence at my error. Nonetheless, my comment in all else still stands on all other fronts - I adore their looks, found them early on and adored the bits and pieces of their setting I could catch small glimpses of back when you were posting frequently to the VCL.

I am https://twitter.com/MikaKyubi on Twitter, though I am oft-times minimally active there. I watch people there, but I find its' flaws and breakneck pace make it nigh-impossible for me to keep up and absorb what passes by in a single day, unlike dedicated art sites such as FurAffinity or DeviantArt, etc. My own page here also has other contact information should it be of any interest. As is true with all the artists I follow, though perhaps in this case a touch more enthusiastically, I always enjoy contact and discussion.

Oh no problem! I don't think you'd have known that. In any case, I see you do avatar modelling, which is super cool! Something I'd like to figure out one day. I've got a friend building me a dino-dude avatar right now. One day though, I might try making a Pancheir myself. Looks difficult, though!

If you ever want to, I am absolutely ADDICTED to making avatars on Second Life, and have spent across literally nearly two decades a few thousand dollars on doing so (Thank all the gods it's THAT spread out!). If you ever want help, and aren't terribly afraid of communicating via an IM client or even better voice, please please PLEASE do contact me on Discord. I will happily walk you through, step by step, everything needed to purchase, build, and customize an avatar to your specifications. As an artist, you might find it even better in that you likely can custom-create "skins" (the underlying textures) used ON your avatar.

Cool! I have mostly just played around in Neos or VRChat.

Second Life is a whole different beast when it comes to avatar building. It's a "bits and pieces" method, where you purchase components, such as the underlying body, the head, ears, tails, a "mod kit" containing textures and some parts, etc., and you then do any modifications necessary and wear them in combination, plus the same for clothing. Thus, it gives a vast amount of flexibility over NeosVR or VRChat. The pricing is somewhat lower too, though this can vary, as some of the better components can drive the completed avatar to similar prices to a VRChat "off the rack" avatar. However, unlike the major VR programs, the components in this case can be re-used for other projects, such as using the same hair between a human avatar, three furry avatars, etc. (and as is the case of many things on SL, hair often comes with a wide variety of texture/color options or can be expanded to such). It is this flexibility which makes it, despite any limitations, significantly more flexible than the major VR softs out there.

always fololwing

❤️