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Posted 9 years agoHey All, and Happy New Year! Been wondering what ever came of Scales? He's finished and will be popping up in photo form at my new fursuit account, jjreamBig! Interested in being a jjreamer, too? I'm currently open for commissions, with $50 to $100 off my first two! Commission shopping or not, I hope to see you over there! ^^
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jjreambigI hate Sierra :C
Posted 10 years agoOnce I finish up Scales in the next couple weeks and rush my baby nephew's 3/4s suit, I'm going to start working on Jree. I just can't stand Sierra V1 and hopefully won't be wearing her after Halloween, if I decide to fix her up for that in the first place.
(I probably will).
Hojpoj and Scales are such better suits, and Hojpoj is just an unfoamed head. Sierra was great for the 2nd head I ever made, but she's going to be shelved, dammit!
"Wait, who the heck is Jree?"
Oh... Up until like two days ago, I didn't have a fursona. Weird, huh? Now I have one, Jree, AND SHE IS ADORABLE ALL HAIL.
K, peace until That Derg is done. Unless you want a fursuit, in which case spam me till I answer you. :)
(I probably will).
Hojpoj and Scales are such better suits, and Hojpoj is just an unfoamed head. Sierra was great for the 2nd head I ever made, but she's going to be shelved, dammit!
"Wait, who the heck is Jree?"
Oh... Up until like two days ago, I didn't have a fursona. Weird, huh? Now I have one, Jree, AND SHE IS ADORABLE ALL HAIL.
K, peace until That Derg is done. Unless you want a fursuit, in which case spam me till I answer you. :)
I'm gonna be productive today!!
Posted 10 years agoI'm gonna SHIP these packages, SHOOT myself with immunotherapy drugs, CLEAN my room, WORK on Scales, and DRAW some characters! YEAH!
... nevermind that it's 4PM. I DON'T WORK TOMORROW D:< ALL NIGHTERS YAYUH.
... nevermind that it's 4PM. I DON'T WORK TOMORROW D:< ALL NIGHTERS YAYUH.
Furry Nonsense
Posted 10 years agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba5d9LVvHZk
Just shenanigans. mouseyk, thefurryfelon, schultzember, Mimi the Panda (no FA, I don't think), Nepenthe and I hung out in suit, and this came of it. I forgot my head at home, so I stole Taaka's!
Just shenanigans. mouseyk, thefurryfelon, schultzember, Mimi the Panda (no FA, I don't think), Nepenthe and I hung out in suit, and this came of it. I forgot my head at home, so I stole Taaka's!
You get character art! And YOU get character art! FOR FREE!
Posted 10 years agoFurry Fuzz need not apply ;3. But you can, anyway.
I'm trying to find my own personal anthro style. My style has always been all over the place, which lead to frustration and inconsistency. Even my latest submission, though I can admit has better anatomy than I've ever managed, isn't in a style I personally like. I really want to nail something down! I think I have the groundwork for something I really, really like so far, but I need actual characters to test it- designs with different body shapes and features to study and practice on!
So, uh, like... link me a character or two. I'll draw it for frizzle, though I can't guarantee what the final result will look like (besides being nothing like my last submission). But, hey, it's for frizzle! Tell your friends!
I can't promise I'll draw your character, but I also can't promise I won't draw your character multiple times, either. I may draw their bodies or just their faces. They may be nude or have clothes. The clothes may not be part of your design.
... And I may not produce anything for a while. I may skip over a character and come back to it. I may accidentally "last come, first serve."
I'm practicing and need subjects and might be picky if I'm working on one kind of feature, or species, or body shape.
BUT DON'T FORGET IT'S FOR FRIZZLE. FRIZZLE, CORAL.
...
(Also, less-frizzle $1000 fullsuit commish is still up for grabs)
I'm trying to find my own personal anthro style. My style has always been all over the place, which lead to frustration and inconsistency. Even my latest submission, though I can admit has better anatomy than I've ever managed, isn't in a style I personally like. I really want to nail something down! I think I have the groundwork for something I really, really like so far, but I need actual characters to test it- designs with different body shapes and features to study and practice on!
So, uh, like... link me a character or two. I'll draw it for frizzle, though I can't guarantee what the final result will look like (besides being nothing like my last submission). But, hey, it's for frizzle! Tell your friends!
I can't promise I'll draw your character, but I also can't promise I won't draw your character multiple times, either. I may draw their bodies or just their faces. They may be nude or have clothes. The clothes may not be part of your design.
... And I may not produce anything for a while. I may skip over a character and come back to it. I may accidentally "last come, first serve."
I'm practicing and need subjects and might be picky if I'm working on one kind of feature, or species, or body shape.
BUT DON'T FORGET IT'S FOR FRIZZLE. FRIZZLE, CORAL.
Sets:
Set 1
Jjreaming's {Toilynn, Dakoter, Jessie, Hojpoj}
Nepenthe's {Nepenthe}
Ereki's {Tysen, Ereki}
MouseyK's {Mousey, Hamish}
Qmansharks's {Adalwof}
SillyZangy's {Zangy(?)}
Azzy's {Fieuline}
Set 2 Incomplete
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(Also, less-frizzle $1000 fullsuit commish is still up for grabs)
"To the Moon!" $1000 Full Fursuit Commission(s)
Posted 10 years agoHey everyone!
You may be wondering, "what does 'to the moon' have to do with fursuits?" Well, nothing really. It's not even a theme, but the reason I'm opening up a commission (or two) is so I can buy my dad a telescope for last Christmas.
Yup. Last Christmas. '14. I didn't really have the money to get my folks actual gifts- especially Pops, who wanted a spaaaaaaaaaaace telescope. Those things run from $300 to upwards of $500 for good beginner ones, and I think he deserves a good beginner one. Sure, I could probably save up that much over time, half a year, a year tops. But I figured this was a great way to kill multiple birds with one stone; I can work on another suit or two, make a pretty good suit for one (or two) of you, and also get that telescope!
As you've (maybe) noticed, I've been uploading some shots of fursuits I've been working on (and/or helped work on ='D). I'd really like to work on more (and help others. I'm looking at you, Furry Fuzz/Furries Be Like). No, I'm not a professional maker by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm confident I can make you a quality suit that you'll enjoy and that I'd be proud to sell.
So, I'm offering at least one fullsuit commission for $1000 USD, including shipping and such. Heck, you can even deduct the price of DTD materials and the shipping of THAT (with receipts and such). I'd just like to make sure I have $500 for telescope wiggle-room, and $500 for materials and shipping... and maybe a new set of clippers.
Sooo... anybody interested? If so, shoot me a PM! Or pass the word around, that's helpful, too. Hope to hear from you or your friends!
You may be wondering, "what does 'to the moon' have to do with fursuits?" Well, nothing really. It's not even a theme, but the reason I'm opening up a commission (or two) is so I can buy my dad a telescope for last Christmas.
Yup. Last Christmas. '14. I didn't really have the money to get my folks actual gifts- especially Pops, who wanted a spaaaaaaaaaaace telescope. Those things run from $300 to upwards of $500 for good beginner ones, and I think he deserves a good beginner one. Sure, I could probably save up that much over time, half a year, a year tops. But I figured this was a great way to kill multiple birds with one stone; I can work on another suit or two, make a pretty good suit for one (or two) of you, and also get that telescope!
As you've (maybe) noticed, I've been uploading some shots of fursuits I've been working on (and/or helped work on ='D). I'd really like to work on more (and help others. I'm looking at you, Furry Fuzz/Furries Be Like). No, I'm not a professional maker by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm confident I can make you a quality suit that you'll enjoy and that I'd be proud to sell.
So, I'm offering at least one fullsuit commission for $1000 USD, including shipping and such. Heck, you can even deduct the price of DTD materials and the shipping of THAT (with receipts and such). I'd just like to make sure I have $500 for telescope wiggle-room, and $500 for materials and shipping... and maybe a new set of clippers.
Sooo... anybody interested? If so, shoot me a PM! Or pass the word around, that's helpful, too. Hope to hear from you or your friends!
Whooops!
Posted 11 years agoMy laptop died a while ago, and I've been using a temp one in its stead. I imported my bookmarks but forgot to log in to half my accounts... and I dropped off of FA entirely in a rush to finish my fursuit... But I'm back on again! Eheheh... heh... heh...
And I "finished" Sierra!
WIP: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13476650/
Goal: https://www.weasyl.com/submission/5.....024/hello-love
I have to take pictures of the fullsuit (my first fullsuit!), AND design and sew a holiday witch outfit for her in time for MFF! I've heard even fursuits aren't enough for bitter December Chicago, so I might design a holiday-themed coat/dress and of course, a holiday-inspired witch hat ^^.
Also have to redo her ears and nose, and actually do her hair...
But she's wearable now!
And I "finished" Sierra!
WIP: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13476650/
Goal: https://www.weasyl.com/submission/5.....024/hello-love
I have to take pictures of the fullsuit (my first fullsuit!), AND design and sew a holiday witch outfit for her in time for MFF! I've heard even fursuits aren't enough for bitter December Chicago, so I might design a holiday-themed coat/dress and of course, a holiday-inspired witch hat ^^.
Also have to redo her ears and nose, and actually do her hair...
But she's wearable now!
Forgive me this rant, I don't know where it's going.
Posted 11 years agoI lost my dog today. Her name was Jenna, and she was a Labrador mix, my first dog. About 40 pounds, but she was very thin at the end. She was 13 years old, which is something because I didn't think she'd make it to twelve. Or eleven. But every time she got really sick, she had a way of bouncing back when things got their bleakest.
She didn't bounce back this time, though. I guess I got used to her doing so, because there's this annoying part of me that thinks I didn't give her enough time to. This shitty little bunch of in-denial neurons somewhere in my brain that tells me every few hours that she should still be here. But if you saw her, you'd know just how wrong of a sentiment that is. Denial is denial. She was sick, and she needed to rest, and I wasn't going to let her suffer just because I didn't want to let her go.
So I let her go.
Whenever she was at the vet, she'd look at us, me or my dad, the entire time. She did today too, propped her head up on the cart so she could see the whole family. Weak as she was, she turned her head so she could watch us even as they wheeled her to the back of the hospital to get prepped.
... I used to work at that clinic. I remember the first time a dog had to be put down on my shift. I had made the mistake of bonding with her the entire time she'd been there. She came in sick, but I thought it was something small, that she'd get a few meds and she'd go home. So I was her buddy while she stayed in the back while the tests were done. They found cancer. Terminal, too expensive to operate on, or maybe somewhere inoperable, I don't remember. Her owners decided not to be present, and that decision never bothered me until today. Because Jenna was looking for us, looking at us, did everything in her power to see us, and that dog all those years ago must have been doing the same and saw neither of the people she'd loved the most.
There I go, anthropomorphisizing animals again. I could never make someone be there. I didn't want my best (human) friend to be there, even though she offered. It's not something you want to see unless absolutely necessary. Jenna passed peacefully, but it's not peaceful for the humans in the room. She was too weak to hold her head up herself, so when the procedure started and she had to shift slightly, I held her head up for her, and she watched us with the same gaze she always had. I watched her too, scratched her ears, cried. I think this is maybe the third time I saw my dad cry, too. Her veterinarian cried too, she'd known Jenna for a long time herself, and I had worked for her for a few years too.
Jenna passed away a little after 9 AM, March 28th, 2014. She looked more peaceful than she ever had since Monday, curled up on her bed and towel. I don't know what death feels like, and hopefully I don't find out for a very long time, but I like to think that, for a moment, before it was all over, she was relieved. That one of those sighs was her and not just her body. That whatever discomfort she'd had, she got to feel it dissipate, and that she got to relax and fall asleep.
And I want her to know that I miss her, and I always will, and that I love her, and I always, always will.
"Don't fucking count me out, yet!"
- Jenna, multiple times in the past couple yearsShe didn't bounce back this time, though. I guess I got used to her doing so, because there's this annoying part of me that thinks I didn't give her enough time to. This shitty little bunch of in-denial neurons somewhere in my brain that tells me every few hours that she should still be here. But if you saw her, you'd know just how wrong of a sentiment that is. Denial is denial. She was sick, and she needed to rest, and I wasn't going to let her suffer just because I didn't want to let her go.
So I let her go.
Whenever she was at the vet, she'd look at us, me or my dad, the entire time. She did today too, propped her head up on the cart so she could see the whole family. Weak as she was, she turned her head so she could watch us even as they wheeled her to the back of the hospital to get prepped.
... I used to work at that clinic. I remember the first time a dog had to be put down on my shift. I had made the mistake of bonding with her the entire time she'd been there. She came in sick, but I thought it was something small, that she'd get a few meds and she'd go home. So I was her buddy while she stayed in the back while the tests were done. They found cancer. Terminal, too expensive to operate on, or maybe somewhere inoperable, I don't remember. Her owners decided not to be present, and that decision never bothered me until today. Because Jenna was looking for us, looking at us, did everything in her power to see us, and that dog all those years ago must have been doing the same and saw neither of the people she'd loved the most.
There I go, anthropomorphisizing animals again. I could never make someone be there. I didn't want my best (human) friend to be there, even though she offered. It's not something you want to see unless absolutely necessary. Jenna passed peacefully, but it's not peaceful for the humans in the room. She was too weak to hold her head up herself, so when the procedure started and she had to shift slightly, I held her head up for her, and she watched us with the same gaze she always had. I watched her too, scratched her ears, cried. I think this is maybe the third time I saw my dad cry, too. Her veterinarian cried too, she'd known Jenna for a long time herself, and I had worked for her for a few years too.
Jenna passed away a little after 9 AM, March 28th, 2014. She looked more peaceful than she ever had since Monday, curled up on her bed and towel. I don't know what death feels like, and hopefully I don't find out for a very long time, but I like to think that, for a moment, before it was all over, she was relieved. That one of those sighs was her and not just her body. That whatever discomfort she'd had, she got to feel it dissipate, and that she got to relax and fall asleep.
And I want her to know that I miss her, and I always will, and that I love her, and I always, always will.
