I like the one by  eldiman

Yeah, very nicely drawn C2s. In fact, more like C1.5s.

Thank you again for featuring my fursona on this issue of the Character Highlight!

You're welcome! Thank you for hurrying to help get it done in time given my short week of craziness. :)

Oh no, your poor boat. Luckily this didn't cause a bad accident, glad you are alright. Let's hope the next weeks will bring better luck for you. :)

*nodsnods* VERY glad it was not something that cause injury or grief to others. Such an insane one in a million occurrence. Looking forward to being off call again so I can get back in the water.

Sorry to hear that about your kayak The new one looks fancy though, so lets hope that that week goes by fast so that you can try it :3

The new one is pretty neat. Poly boats are at the cheaper end of the spectrum, but also have the widest price range because the top tier ones, like this new one, are very advanced and use construction methods based on layering. My mate's boat is the super-fancy one though; she has a fibreglass and kevlar model. When she was trying to figure out what boat was the best fit, she tried SO many - even a skin-on-frame! In the end, the boat she ended up with just happened to be the one that fit her paddling style best. To me, cost didn't mattter - it's far more important that the boat be something you can live with and enjoy.

Yeah, hoping this week whooshes past so I can get play with the new one. Plus I still gotta book a couple days to try and visit Dad (take II).

The picture by BariesuTerram has a link that leads to the page of the commissioner, but I'd recommend posting the link of the picture on the artist's page so people can find more of their art easier. This link: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/24425890/

Also I'm sorry that your kayak broke.

Ah, good catch - I have corrected it. I try to do the originals when possible, but sometimes in the rush to finish, things get missed. :/

Yeah, that was not a good day, but... lessons learned, gratitude realized for no one hurt, and in the end, al is well. :)

Same here, dude, sorry to hear about that incident. :/ Guess that belongs to those things that simply haappen, without much we can do. Have a lot of fun with your new cruiser, though. : )==<

*nodsnods* Yep - and who knows, perhaps it was the universe's way of trying tell me "don't take it on the highway; too risky". Even the worse moments in life have lessons behind them, and help you to appreciate things more. A certain Rock Python's potent feet would contrast so nicely against the colour of my new boat. :3

Then you should perhaps simply hop into your boat, I'll grab a chair, sit down next to you, and then some feet in face moves might prove that my feet are really such a nice contrast. I mean... you THINK they are, but science needs facts, no? >:)==<

Oh of course - you need consistency - a test that can be repeated many times with similar (light-headed) results. :D

Well I'm late to the party, just getting caught up on paw-post back issues after my trip over seas.

So relieved to hear that your kayak accident ended on the driveway and not the HWY 401....even if it meant the loss of your boat. Boats are replaceable, dragon-muts, not so much.

That new one looks great! Have you customized it with a paw-print yet? And will you be able to glass-up the old kayak with fibre glass patches? Ugly as hell and she wouldn't handle the same, but would be a good beater.

Arg... and here I thought I responded to this. My bad!

Yes, very relieved no one was hurt too - gods, could you imagine the potential carnage of that happening on the 401!?

Heh, and no I haven't customized the new one like that yet. I have to get another TC footpaw print from Iggi, but I need smaller ones. The new boat actually has a textured surface over most of the deck, so I can't apply it there, just a couple small places near the side of the cockpit. I do definitely want to get them though. :) I've really been enjoying the new boat - it's quite different in most senses, but so fun.

FINALLY GETTING TO THESE GOOD GOD.

I'm really sorry about your kayak; I'm glad you were able to get in one last good memory with it though, at the very least. And I'm glad nobody was hurt - that's definitely a plus.

My favorite for this post is CariFoxleopard's feature; it's just so cute!

Oh gosh, you are definitely behind. Yeah, that was a shock, but I am very grateful that it happened where it did and that no one got hurt.

In the time since, I have contacted several boat repair shops to see if there is any point to trying to rebuild the hull, and all have said no - thermoform hulls can't be fixed easily with that much damage. I'm not surprised at the answer - but I thought I would ask just in case. It will need to be cut up and recycled.

On the upside, the boat I replaced it with has been amazing. Very different style of boat in most measurable ways, but one that is perhaps a better fit for the bulk of my usage style. It's also more fun - I can e-mail ya more details about it if you're interested. :)

And YES! Great pick. Cari can really put a lot of light-hearted emotion into her work, and that particular one really shows it off nicely.