I got a nice story commissioned lately if you like my art you'll likely enjoy the story from black robed mage. It's 18+ though as a warning

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/60431248/

So I know I've been kind of dead on here recently(Im looking at doing some more art this winter), but with Streaming on Twitch has started a fun little community on my discord server. We talk games, we talk TF, and usually a lot of community stuff with servers on Minecraft/Avorion/Ark/WoW or whatever games we end up hosting and playing together. Im also more easily reached/contacted on the discord.

If you're interested in giving it a peak you can come join us here : https://discord.gg/TMQ44nY (This is outdated at the moment but Note or comment if you're still interested)

Please note the discord is Safe For Work. We can have fun and joke around but nothing explicit please.

I have a sneaking suspicion this came about because of E621. This was a big list of people who all watched me recently and only recently heard a pic of mine made it on E621.

I just got a really cool new avatar from Im a big fan of their style its good stuff.

It's been a while since I changed my avatar it feels like.

Because I know thinking up a commission idea can take a while, I'm just letting everyone know that come Wednesday(January 9th).

Should give you time if you're thinking of getting a commission but don't know what you want. If you have any questions regarding commissions you can always send a note.

Also make sure you have a peak at prices/TOS

Price :https://www.furaffinity.net/view/27474877/
TOS : https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/8748263/

Terms of Service


*Commissioning me requires that you have read and agree with the TOS and its rules and limitations. Any information that is not clearly explained or covered feel free to inquire.

- You are at least 18 years old
- All characters involved must be approved by owner of said character.
- Commissions must be paid upfront before work can start.
- Payments are done via invoice on Paypal only. (Invoice will be from fraserirvine@hotmail.com)
- Ownership of final image belongs to me. Use of the image is allowed for personal use, not professional. You're able to repost the image if credit is listed on the post.
- You agree that your image could be used promotionally or for profit (merchandise/prints).
- Art will be posted to my account, if requested upon commission the character/customer names will remain discrete. Otherwise social media handles or links to the commissioner will be listed once posted provided I have them.
- You're welcome to request WIP's of a drawing as I move from each phase of drawing. Thumbnails, Sketch, Line Art, etc.


Correspondence

To request WIPs or contact me for any reason about your commissions please communicate with me via email or FA notes (Fazar).


Work being done on the art

- I will allow changes to the pose early on if you wish to see WIP's of early sketches. Otherwise once a solid sketch has been approved no major changes will go into effect. Items missing or forgotten can easily be added at any point of the process.
- I prefer if customers have a clear idea of what they want drawn. It is preferable you have some idea on how you would like sequences to work. Creative/Artistic freedom is allowed if you have a list of ideas you like for the scenario for me to work with.
- Auctions have predetermined sets of rules that must be followed including character requirements, payment dates, and poses. These are only negotiable if the auction specifies so.


What I will not draw

Cub, Hyper, Scat/Watersports, Gore/Snuff (Minor violence ok), Hyper explicit sexual content (Check to see if the content is allowable beforehand)

If not listed, feel free to make an inquiry and I will approve them on a case by case basis.
I reserve the right to decline drawing any content that I feel uncomfortable with.


What I will draw

- I’m willing to try new species/material but quality of content can't be guaranteed as I will be learning the anatomy as I draw it if I do not have an example in my gallery.
- I’m willing to try to draw complex machinery or weapons but can’t guarantee the accuracy or quality of that part of the drawing. So far I don't have any price differences for such content.


Refunds

Refunds can only be returned (as is done via Paypal) before a commission has had work started on it, or if I feel I am unable to complete the work for whatever reason. Please contact me as soon as possible if you decide to cancel.

So over the last year or so I ended up getting a few stories I really enjoyed and thought I'd share them with you guys, plus to give the artists some exposure. I've grown to enjoy erotic stories more lately, and enjoyed getting them done.

Seeing Spots (Hyena TF/TG) A man working out at the gym ends up running into a magical fox who teaches him how to relax and have fun. Getting a laugh or two out of him.

Cherry Red (Feral Fox TF/TG) A man out at a fair picks up some special cherries that have a special effect on him.

The Fox Mansion (Mass Vixen TF/TG) Five guys get invited over to look at a new house one of them ended up acquiring though mysterious means, they end up becoming more permanent guests to the real owner.

Give them a fav, give them a comment or give them a watch, they've all made really nice stories I felt for me, and it gives you a more expanded look at Haurbus based content, least for what I enjoy.

I had a nice time away and considering what was happening in life and with FA at the time I had moved off FA, I still believe it was the right decision at the time. That said I feel it's also worth trying the site out again.

Will be uploading some art I've done since I've been away slowly as not to dump it all at once.

Feel free to hit me up in PM if you'd be interested in a commission or hashing out more details.

Note :
- Currently Im only going to be accepting SFW, non-adult oriented drawings.
- All prices are listed as USD

Sketch : $15 (Example)(Example)
Ink : $25.00 (Example(Example)
Flat Colour (Ink) : $30 No Example Yet
Full Colour/Shade (Ink) : $45 (Example)(Example)

Another year has come and pass, and just got back from Vancoufur for my second year attending it. Being at VF has sort of reinforced the idea that a convention is not entirely the people running it that makes it fun, but the people attending. A convention does set it up though by helping nurture the environment you all go to and enjoy though, a weekend of events to hit up, rooms to draw, and lounge in, play games, socialize, have food close by.

Starting out, I'd like to thank all those who did help make this con an absolute blast for me. Meeting you either for the first time, or again, and getting to hang out all helped make the con go from mediocre to amazing. In no particular order of importance and everyone else I may not have mentioned I got to chat to, or had come up to me even just to say hi. You guys are ALL awesome!

The con was pretty much a day to day of social meeting, eating, and dancing sprinkled around with a few panels which were fun to attend. I got to suit a lot during Saturday thanks to a bit of advice to just stick with it till the dance competition.

Literally it's just a blur of fun at the moment, from the horrendous recorder music to a a few dance competition songs that had me laughing while watching, or even good times sitting down with new friends at the restaurants, having a cool snack sharing party, and getting some wicked new hand paws, and leggings to test out full force at the convention.

This has been something that has bothered me for so long. I see a piece of art I really like, and would love to see my art style get closer to that, but I don't know where to start. People say practice, but they don't say what I need to be practicing. I was also taught growing up that 'copying' art was the worst sin you could ever do in art, curious if people have advice?

This seems a bit more obscure, but does anyone know of any good examples of an anthro 'talking', and how the muzzle/mouth moves in relation to words, and sounds?

So I was REALLY hungry for a new con, having missed AC, and many others, my last one was back in March during Vancoufur (which was awesome), but that got me thinking what cons really are about. They aren't always about the panels, the art, the artists, the dances, or fursuits... but it's about the people.

Thinking back I can see Vancoufur at least as this shining beacon of awesome. A weekend just packed full of awesome people, lots of fun, lots of socializing, and lots just going on. I kept myself busy, and had a blast. Rainfurrest this year felt really off for me. It's not that Rainfurrest was horrible, because there was way more good than bad this con, but it definately felt lacking in the 'people' aspect. Everyone it felt like was doing something, going somewhere, and doing something with someone else. New people were there for five seconds, and the whole con felt like speed dating. It somehow lacked that luster and fufilling yum feeling of fitting in, and being in a place I felt like I belonged, and thrived.

I am a social creature, and though shy at times, and sometimes reclusive at home, I always felt conventions were where I really hit it off, made new friends that would last the year or years to come, but RF was devoid of that. I didn't really seem to make or hang out with any new people, and the other older ones were already busy. It was an awkward shuffle of people.

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Now that I'm done complaining, I will hit up a few things that I felt were awesome though.

Fursuiting, and Fursuit Dance competition. I rarely get to wear my suit but I ended up enjoying the hell out of playing around with giant shutter shades, going to the dances in and out of suit, and ultimately what the con felt like the climax; the dance competition.

I really kind of lazily prepared for the dance comp this year. Much less than VF, or RF last year, or any of the other things, but I had been practicing dance as a whole the entire year, feeling I was getting sharper, and better. The wait to get to go into the dance was probably one of the best parts I had, and was the most socializing I think I did all con. Sort of through hardship we all got to hang out, wish well with one another, and it was just a blast.

I got to meet cool people like .

The build up, the crowd, the music, the praise. Everything about it felt good, and inspiring, and really set the rest of the con on a note above any downfalls. People enjoyed what I did, I had fun doing it, and I want to do more in the future hopefully, and better.

Ending this though I want to thank a couple people who helped make the con worth it though

(dance panel)
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(General friend/dance stuffs)
(Helping me constantly the whole con)

So I did like a lot of cons in the last year or so. AC, RF, MFF, FC, and now VF(I know they weren't in all the same Calender year, but hey).

Anyways, I just finished up with Vancoufur, and outside of Anthrocon, it literally was the best con I attended this year. Not saying the other cons weren't awesome, but Vancoufur really surprised me. It's actually a really small local con that's only in it's second year, and even unlike the other conventions, is a little shorter, or at least felt shorter with me basically showing up Friday night.

Friends

Probably the thing I had the most fun at this was the friends. Lots of local people, and not so local people. I really didn't think about it, but I'm really blessed with amazing friends. I love all of you guys!

my great friend was in from out of town who got to attend with me and we hung around for most of the con.
was here for a lot of the con hanging with me, dancing, and generally hanging out to the early hours of the morning. Great Dancer, great friend, and always enjoy getting to hang with him.
I got to meet again, and unlike Anthrocon, I got to actually to hang out for more than all of three seconds. May have hounded too much, but they are just an amazingly fun person to hang around with and chat with. Very funny, very friendly, very awesome person.
I got to room with (thank you a bunch guys by the way). Got to hang out, and dine with these great guys, and suit with them as well, around the dance.
Was awesome, because just before the con I got to snag some supplies to help repair my suit. Got to meet here in bits during the con, like around the dance comp and the dances. Such a friendly awesome person.
Maybe one of the nicest guys you'll run into, and a hard worker. The guy has done so much to try and help the local fur community, and me. I can't say enough good things about him really.
I didn't get to meet up, talk, or hang out with everyone as much as I'd like, but everyone I gave or got hugs from, you guys helped make the con more than just a place to dress up as a pretend animal.


Dance

Always some of the best parts of any convention, or just life. GOOD music, good friends, and just having fun jamming to music is one of my favorite things to do at a convention. The DJ line up was pretty good at Vancoufur including people like and many others. I don't always get to stay to listen to all the DJ's set, as dancing often exhausts me pretty quickly, but damn if I didn't have fun.

At the Dance comp, it was kind of hilarious. Tied for last place! Not as big of a hit to my self esteem as it may seem, there were only 5 people, and quite honest, I'm not up to where I want to be dancing in suit, or out of suit, least in competitions. I do think I get a bit of stage fright, becomes a bit harder to breath, feel slower, and often kind of feels like I slow down, or can't control my movements that much. Despite sounding like I'm terrified of performing infront of an audience, I actually love it! I got a few people passing in the con mentioning they enjoyed my dancing, and to be honest, that makes me feel better than any award or title given at a dance comp could ever do.

Fursuit

Fursuits are weird for me. I got to try one.. 2 years ago now? Decided I really wanted one, kind of rushed it, got a really good looking suit, and didn't realize just how hot they got, and quite often I just store it away, and don't wear it. Hard to see, hard to move, feel like just laying down and trying not to sweat, but I'm not sure if it was the new underarmour, or perhaps the cool weather, or even the fact that in the dance, they had a giant fan blowing(Which was AMAZING for fursuiting at the dances). Either way, I spent a great while just hanging out in suit, and generally having fun. Really really enjoyed being at suit at this con.

I feel like I'm developing a bit more personality, and able to accent my movements a bit more while in it, and quite often drank water, and cooled off to go back out for more suiting. Was a blast, and makes me just want to run back out again suiting soon.

Curious if anyone watching me would be up for doing a little sketch thing together. Let me know if there's a good program for that too.

FC has been a con I've only gone to once, and that was back in 07. Last time I went it was a pretty sub par experience. I was going through some real life issues and I think that helped to dampen the same euphoria I got from AC back in 06, so I was not really looking forward to FC.

FC was really a con of no real planning or preparation unlike a bit of RF, AC, and MFF. I didn't bring my suit (it's being repaired), and I wasn't planning on entering any dance related stuff, so it was actually really relaxing to just go at my own pace, relax, hit up stuff or panels that intrigued me, and most importantly socialize with people.

Socializing

I ran into (as I do with a lot of cons like AC), and we got to hang out a lot, great fun, and he introduced me to two other people who I ended up hanging out with a lot during the weekend.

I met via Furgeta, she was a lot of fun to hang with. I have to admit that the con was ranked up a notch or two thanks to meeting her.
Met him with Arcais, another great guy who helped make it a very fun vacation. It's boring if you always feel safe around friends, amirite?

All you guys from Vancouver, it was great getting to see, and hang out with you. Specifically the inclusion or invitation to stuff like the dance, you may not know, but you made me feel very welcomed, and that turned what was a con of not knowing anyone into a very much needed vacation.

Lastly, but not least, is a good friend I met earlier this year that I got to hang out with, and room with. First time getting to meet him in person, and we got to hang out for most of the con.

There are a few more that I think I may be forgetting, but everyone who was there, everyone who I talked to helped turn this from what could have been a forgettable con to a very good con for me. Thank you guys.

Dancing

Keeping in the spirit of things of any particular interest to me, my fursuit was still in need of repairs so I did not bring it, and did not enter the dance comp, even though I wanted too. I got to watch it though, amazing performance by everyone, there was no real boring parts or anyone who I don't think deserved to be in it. Very cool to get to see people getting better over time as well :)

Lastly... I went to the dances, not as long or as much as I would have liked, but the brief moments of dance, dancing lights, and great sets performed by favourites like , , and carried through the weekend~

Yup. See you guys in a few. Or there

It's hard to compare any con to Anthrocon, and quite often I'm left feeling comparing other cons on a % to Anthrocon, but MFF was kind of like AC 2. I was a bit worried going into it as I literally knew 1 person there really when I was going, and I've built up friends with other cons so I was an outsider kind of going in.

That said I have to give a big special thanks to these people for helping make the con as amazing as it was, without them, and their efforts, it would have fell far short of enjoyable. In no particular order :



Dance : Floor Wars, Fursuit Dance Competition, Cyphers. I did a lot more dance this con than I did at AC (minus the actual dances), and it was nice. Kind of helped put me into perspective where I am dance wise, inspired me to do more, and generally was just fun to be part of, compete, try out, will keep trying out as long as they keep letting me in :) Floor Wars had me coughing so hard after dancing I actually kind of threw up a little, but it was still awesome.

Fursuit : Broke the sole on one of my foot paws, but got to use my suit in a game of werewolf, which was awesome, and do a bit of dancing, and people responded positively to my suit so that's not too bad, often didn't enjoy suiting as I got nothing out of it, felt crippled, and often overheated, so this worked out.

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Did a bit of art, got to meet a lot of new people I wish I could have interacted with some more, and generally acted kind of flighty to most people I met I think, and I apologies to any of those.

Recently I've ran into the unfortunate circumstance where I've become unemployed. I'm (still) open for commissions if anyone wants some, and yes, I will draw more mature stuff if you wish. Currently can only accept PayPal as a payment option. Feel free to send me a note if you're interested.

Also you don't have to pay until the image is complete.

What I will do
-Transformation, Mechanical, Can attempt some more violent or bloody scenes. Or most other Character adaptations, furry, or non-furry art including more mature or sexual themes.

What I will not do
-Snuff, Scat, Ect.

Sketches : $5
Example : http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5860689/

Line Art: $7
Example : https://www.furaffinity.net/view/7492555

Coloured : $15
(Includes shading, or glow/highlights)
Example : https://www.furaffinity.net/view/7661154



Additions

Simple Backgrounds : Free on Request
(squiggly or washes of colours)

Detailed Backgrounds : +$5
Example : http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5849375/

Bonus Character :
Sketch/Line +$3
Colour +$5

So to my surprise I went to another con that wasn't Anthrocon!

Rainfurrest has come and gone for me(I left earlier Sunday), and I have to admit it resonated with me slightly different than AC did. It's hard to get that 'first feeling' again, so I don't think RF hit me the same speechless way, but it definitely reconfirmed that AC isn't the only con I can go to, to enjoy. I think though I should wrap it up into these segments.

Dance : Dance has become a very large part of my life, and recreation. I don't practice and harness it as much as I should to be competitive, but I got to do a few things this cone.

1. Participated in the fursuit dance competition. This whole thing was a big of a mess I think on both the staff, and my end. I did not have a song 'ready' until the night before I left on Thursday, so I just freestyled it.

There were a few hitches as well with finding people/information on how to sign up for the dance comp, where to line up, where to be, when to be there. In my haste I had my suit on early, and was waiting with the blood to my arms being restricted by the elastic, and It may have been my nerves, but I was having trouble breathing even with my head taken off. I didn't know when my turn was till 2 people before me, I also missed hearing the call out for all of us to head back out onto the stage, and I know it wasn't on purpose, but when did a sort of 'huddle' I was left out, and early on crowded by a lot of their friends talking bullshit as I was squeezed into a corner.

It was a giant mess, but I had to thank for dealing with the giant ball of stress (as well with everyone in the crew) who helped put it together, and I was super glad I got to participate. I had a LOT of support from my lovely friends. Too many to name, but you guys inspired me greatly, thank you.

2. The dances. Lots of fun. I ran into some issues I think with pushing myself too far causing my muscles to get extremely sore, sweating a profuse amount, and also causing some breathing issues maybe. I danced harder, and longer than I have ever in a session. Nero's 'must be the feeling' remixed by Delta Heavy, Watch Out!

Friends: This is going to be a 'maybe too many to count'.

Got to hang out with my girlfriend which was absolutely lovely. It was comforting, it was joyful, it was fun, it was glorious. Got to spend most of the con with her. Hopefully I didn't neglect others too much around her. Defiantly one of the highlights of the whole con. Went to the dance, partied, drew, laughed and generally had a good time.
Poor guy hurt his ankle early on in the dance and con, got to finally jam, and hang out with him which I haven't in a while. Wish it was more, always enjoy hanging out with you.
Got to hang out briefly in some placed, but the whole trip was made exquisitely easy thanks to him driving me down to the con. No hassle with luggage, fun road trip along with .
Too many others to mention regarding the shifting around, and trying to hang out, or just meet up briefly in the hallway onwards to else where when they were busy, but I want to give a special thank you to , , , , , , , , , and sorry if I missed anyone else. My memory is actually quite poor.

Amazing con. Would do again.

I really don't like to be a downer, but I really just wanted to rant a little here.

Work lately has been treacherous. I got a "promotion" a couple weeks ago which basically was double/triple the work(untrained for position), and massive responsibility thrown onto my shoulders. The whole thing has taxed on me greatly, and somewhere along the way I tried to stop caring about it, but it's all piling up on me, and just maintaining the status quoe is difficult, let alone actually trying to turn my project up from the burning wreck it is becoming. Not to mention I heard Im probably going to be demoted soon(though that might come with some very needed help to tackle the work).

This got me thinking that my time working here is coming near an end. Either from me leaving, or finally being fired from my job. So, I'm 25, never gone to college, and have no idea what I want to learn or start a career in. With financial uncertainty, and no gut feeling of what I want to do with my life. I feel like I've painted myself into a corner by not going to school, and I still don't know what I want to do with schooling.

I could potentially move back up to the Yukon to live with my parents for financial security, working in a shitty low paying job with next to 0 social life again. I could try to go back to school, take out a student load, become helplessly sunk in debt living in the lower mainland still, or I could maybe try to just.. stay the course working in nondescript no training required sort of jobs like I fell into this one.

Im sure things will turn out alright, I got good friends, my parents would help me out in dire circumstances, but it's kind of all accumulated into a giant ball of stress just today.

I thought I'd join in on the older bandwagon of this thing. Don't think I've ever done this, but to those who wish to ask me, feel free to ask me anything about me, or my characters or art, ect.

Any Suggestions? Ipod/Iphone docks are a plus.

This is going to be a hard one to sum up, but...

Dance :

This was the biggest part of the con for me. AC has a lot of things going for me, and 06 was the first year I got to ever really 'dance' in my life. Before that I had never really gotten to dance at all. It gave me a taste of something I loved, but I had no idea what I was doing. Fast Forward a few years, and 2011 introduced me to the idea of actually refining myself in dance, and though I could have tried harder, I looked a tutorials, practied, and got advice. Any skill I brought to Anthrocon this year I owe to

-Fursuit Dance Competition : It sounds a bit weak, but the main reason I got a Fursuit was for this. Friday I rushed and participated in the preliminaries for the Fursuit Dance Comp. There was something like 40+ people who attended, and first we did a quick heat of a bunch of us dancing, and what is a boost to my ego, I did get into the semni finals for it, but was not called back for the final 21 that got in. People keep saying I did good, so I won't undersell myself(it gets annoying after a while), and to be honest, I think Its better I didn't get in. I didn't want to be validated for poor or even unrefined performance. It encourages me to hone, refine, practice, and just enjoy this passion even more. The whole thing was so exciting to just be part of, and I met the amazing, and lovely there. Great guy, wish I could have got to hang out with him more at the con.

-Last Fur One Floor Wars : Come Saturday, this was my next dance thing to participate in. I luckily got into this one because it was a first come, first serve. The people who also got in were all amazing. Like, there was 0 slack from ANY of the 15 others. Big names like or , and many others were all there. I really had no idea what I was doing there, and the feeling of the whole thing was a power, an excitement that is indescribeable. AC always has this 'energy' around it, and I felt it strongest here as we had the crowd cheering, oohing, and all stuff while watching very personal, and powerful dances back and forth between amazing talent.

My battle was against and I have to thank him for the opportunity. The reception for my performance was surprising among some of the 'big names'. There was comradery, and inclusion there that was something I've never really felt at AC before. It's really hard to explain, but the encouragement, has if nothing else solidified my interest in dance, and my yearning to improve.

Friends : I got to meet so many people I only meet at AC whether it was playing Werewolf till 4 am, and coming up with ridiculous grappling hook ideas, to who is always a pleasure to hang out with, watching Broncho.

I have to give a shout out to both , and , two artists I admire very much, and are very fun to hang around with, I got to draw with them a little back in 2011, and got to hang around with them for short bits.

I lended my fursuit to as I got to finally hang out with her. She's quite an intellegent person that's fun to have conversations with. I'm glad I got to share the experience of having a fursuit with her like was done with me back in 2011.

I finally got to meet as well, and then later on the flight back we chilled while waiting for our flights.

There were also , and I'm sure many more I can't remember and I'm sorry if I didn't get to meet you. The whole con was crazy running around without a room card, trying to attend Dance stuff, trying to throw on my suit and strut around, or get food, sleep, not sleeping, or even running around the Dealers den for goodies. There was so much to do, and so much I didn't get to do.

Hands down though, BEST ANTHROCON EVER. I want to give a huge thanks to everyone who made it amazing. I am going to ride this energy for a couple months for sure.

So here I am on the last day of AC, and just like all of them, I was never able to attend all the things I wanted.

Whether it was browsing the dealers den/artist alley to snatch up good artists early, and missing stuff then, to not having a Key for the room for the first couple days, and being locked to having someone to spot for me in suit while I was out, to meeting friends I haven't for over a year, to participating in the two Dance Competitions (in, and out of suit); I ended up missing some big stuff like 2's and Kage's main performances.

That said, this still was by far the best anthrocon I have ever been to. The energy, the new friends, the old friends, and the experience which is truely a euphoric experience, I am left with no regrets, and only burning passion for the future.

I still got one more day left to wrap up here, and basically pack my stuff for the plane ride tomorrow back home. I know I wont suffer PCD, AC has always been an uplifting, and energizing experience for me. I expect at least for the next couple months for me to ride the energy of this place.

I'll probably have one more journal come Monday regarding a summary that'll be a bit longer.