What made you become a furry ? :3

I'm actually not sure I count as a furry at this point because all of my self-portraits are still human, but I think furry characters are way more fun to draw than human ones. They have so many more defining characteristics and variations that make everyone interesting and unique beyond just a haircut and a generic fashion style. I've tried on a bunch of different fursonas myself - a dog, a mouse, a triceratops (off the top of my head), but none of them really stuck. I will still occasionally draw myself in different shapes, so I'll make sure everyone knows if I find one that fits

Your question - What is the area of your art that you wish you could improve upon the most?

No holds bared, aye? Potential for evilness here. >:3 >:3 >:3

Ok, I has my question: ... ... ..... Do you fight for the forces of good, or for awesomeness?

I most undoubtedly fight for the forces of AWESOME. Always have, always will.

Your question: For what price would you sell your soul?

Hmm... a curious question to ask indeed. For what would I sacrifice my immortal soul for? Not much. To save the life or soul of one of my close beloved ones I would. Not sure if I'd do it for any other reason.

Now do I ask another question, or is that it for this interogation? :#?

Was it your question to ask whether you could ask a question? (yes, go ahead) :p

Another question, because I love being a pest. :#

Favorite character class from any RPG (though prefferably the pencil & paper kind :# ), and why. Gimme details.

From a roleplaying perspective, I've always favoured the sorcerer class. That they have such a raw power to unleash at their whim and are often underestimated by those who are ignorant of what they actually are because there is rarely any sort of outward hint. But I almost never play as a caster in actual games because they are so helpless and useless once their spells are used up (even if sorcerers have a lot to use). I tend to play a different class in each game, though I think I've had the most fun with a rogue.

Another question for you then: What is your favourite classical mythos? Greek, Native American, Indian, etc. Why or what parts?

Not sure, though I am unfortunately biased towards the western european end of the spectrum. Too jaded from people wanting to be animu and adopt everything japanese to try and be cooler. With most things, actually, I feel better things can be created rather than just digging into some culture's past. Asian, European, Aztec (because of the metal working, sorry north america natives), and Indian/Middle Eastern cultures can all provide nice flavoring for settings and backgrounds. I tend to get much more picky with respect to monsters and where they come from. :#

Greek mythos for creatures and such are interesting enough, being somewhat familiar with european roots, but not flooded with christianity's "every other spiritual thing that is not christian IS a devil" tagline. Monsters were still monsters, not a ploy to scare people into your religion.

Can't think of an interesting question at the moment. Will have to come back later. :#