Digi-pot sanboardin' coonie by catmonkshiro -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

Writer

10 years ago

TheLupineOne certainly enjoyd this. XP

romainbowen22 ~romainbowen22

Photographer

10 years ago

it good art

LaurenRivers ~laurenrivers

Writer

10 years ago

Hehe, he's a cute one!

Writer

10 years ago

She* ;)

LaurenRivers ~laurenrivers

Writer

10 years ago

Crap. ;P It's what I get for browsing on my phone.

Photographer

10 years ago

Ahhh... Don't worry. You'll get better at spotting little details like that on your phone.

Faolan_Wolf-Wings ~faolanwolf-wings

Writer

10 years ago

I've heard of snowboarding, as well as surfing, but sandboarding is a new one to me.

Writer

10 years ago

It's not as popular as snowboarding, but it actually *does* exist! :O

Anthro Artist

10 years ago

You bet it exists! My fursona and OCs totally love it, but as for my human self... Well, I would have learned sandboarding a few years ago had the weather not ruined my chance. I'll have to try and get my hands on my own sandboard one day...

Faolan_Wolf-Wings ~faolanwolf-wings

Writer

10 years ago

I never doubted its existence, just saying I haven't heard of it before. There are some people who had never heard of snowboarding, but that doesn't mean it isn't real.

Photographer

10 years ago

I have a question.

This is under the tab "transformation art". Where's the transformation?

Anthro Artist

10 years ago

Blame me: I gave digitalpotato the tinted goggles that turned the snowy mountains of Colorado sandy... and him into this raccoon girl!

Photographer

10 years ago

So the goggles make white look yellow?

P.S. Can you get me some of those goggles?

Anthro Artist

10 years ago

It's the tinted lens, you see. Although looking through the lens could end up altering reality to better match what you're seeing through the goggles. *throws you a pair*

Photographer

10 years ago

Yay! *puts on goggles while fur spreads across skin and becoming feminine*

Watcher

10 years ago

its fairly popular in certain parts of Africa

Here in South Africa we have people who do it near the coast

Writer

10 years ago

Yeah, I've heard people do it in Saeth Efricah and Namibia. We have sand dunes out here so yeah, there's some of it here.

Anthro Artist

10 years ago

In Europe, there's a big sand dune an hour from Bordeaux in France, a huge mound of China clay spoil near Nuremburg in Germany, and a few sand dunes on the British coast. I ought to investigate the Sefton coast in Merseyside... and find out how to get my own sandboard.

Watcher

10 years ago

oi luv tha eccent mayt. weh yu frum

Writer

10 years ago

oi me? I'm a yank - oi know that saeth efrican eccents sound a bit like Australian ones and typin em phonetically is difficult.

Watcher

10 years ago

i am kidding of course. and no. we south africans sound nothing like the australians.

also. spell it like it sounds and you can sound like anyone from anywhere

Writer

10 years ago

Honestly, Australian is the closest you can come to describe the zA accent. XP the REAL way to describe it is if you took a British accent and mixed it with a dutch accent.

Watcher

10 years ago

How many South Africans have you actually met and spoken to?

Writer

10 years ago

A few, really. The hybrid is really the only way to describe it if you don't know what it is - it's like canadian accents where you kinda have to hear it.