Back in 1993, when I was living in Reading, PA, I'd attended monthly meetings of the "Philadelphia Animation Society" (which often screened cartoons from both the USA and Japan) and each month I'd bring along a huge black sketch book (which was originally used as a ledger) to get some of the anthroartists (attending said meetings) to draw in it.

Once, during the April meeting, one of the members pulled a switch-a-roo, and asked me to draw something for him. So, on a whim, I'd rendered a fully-clothed river otter (wearing pants, a vest, and a beret). Several months later, said member returned the favor by making me a photocopy of this artwork, which I'd like to share with you...

NOTE #1: I'd decided to just present the otter alone, exorcising the giant dialogue balloon above his head - which reads "Well... you OTTER be satisfied with me!" - regardless of whether it's a really bad pun or not.

NOTE #2: The Philadelphia Animation Society still holds its meetings - usually on the second Saturday of each month. For more information about where the meetings are held now (if you should ever plan to be in the Philly area), E-mail members mistypine01 or leoni2 through "Fur Affinity".