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Continuing my latest 'sweeps month' (May, 2014), I resume showing off more interesting imagery of fat, plump, chubby, and even obese beasts from the pages of my "BFFSB" (black-covered 'fat furry' sketch book)...
And since I'd already posted a recent 'fat furry' sketch from my "GSP" (Gray Sketch pad) by the same artist (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13534237/), I thought I'd present an earlier work of
Funimal from 2001, which he drew in my "BFFSB".
Having long known Funimal from his anthropomorphic art in the 'funny animal' APAzine "Rowrbrazzle", his rendering of a chubby version of 'Coney' - the rabbit/wolf hybrid character from Bill Holbrook's webcomic "Kevin & Kell" - came as quite a surprise to me...
With a beach setting, the infantile offspring of 'Kevin' (a rabbit) and 'Kell' (a wolf), had the whole area to herself. No predator would dare go near 'Coney', as the various bones around her blanket and her small pot belly illustrates. Even sharks won't approach her - even if she goes into the ocean less than an hour after eating! (Check out the teeth on the upper left portion of this sketch.)
Artwork © Funimal
"Kevin & Kell" webcomic and 'Coney' © Bill Holbrook
And since I'd already posted a recent 'fat furry' sketch from my "GSP" (Gray Sketch pad) by the same artist (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13534237/), I thought I'd present an earlier work of
Funimal from 2001, which he drew in my "BFFSB". Having long known Funimal from his anthropomorphic art in the 'funny animal' APAzine "Rowrbrazzle", his rendering of a chubby version of 'Coney' - the rabbit/wolf hybrid character from Bill Holbrook's webcomic "Kevin & Kell" - came as quite a surprise to me...
With a beach setting, the infantile offspring of 'Kevin' (a rabbit) and 'Kell' (a wolf), had the whole area to herself. No predator would dare go near 'Coney', as the various bones around her blanket and her small pot belly illustrates. Even sharks won't approach her - even if she goes into the ocean less than an hour after eating! (Check out the teeth on the upper left portion of this sketch.)
Artwork © Funimal "Kevin & Kell" webcomic and 'Coney' © Bill Holbrook
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fat Furs
Species Rabbit / Hare
Size 827 x 600px
File Size 126.8 kB
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