I like it.

Thank you!

What does the sign at the top say?

it says in latin,

NUNQUAM ITERUM
IN INFERNO YIFF
SED IN CAELO
IN AETERNUM

which according to google translate means "Never again yiff in hell, but in heaven for eternity"

You gonna draw the Muslim prophet Muhammad, next? XD

Only if there's a tasteful painting of him somewhere I can copy!

You need Jesus.

i tried but all that came out was this weird wolf creature

That's horrible.

It's a little awkward seeing Jesus depicted as an anthropomorphic animal anyway unless it's clearly being done reverently, but that caption is terrible. It's not funny at all, it just shows ignorance.

I apologize for the offense! I guess you could say I am ignorant when it comes to this sort of subject.

On the topic of Jesus as an anthropomorphic animal... it seems to me that different cultures tend to represent Jesus in their own image, no? So Jesus will look different in different parts of the world. So I wondered if perhaps this sort of depiction is not without precedent.

Now that I think about it, a sheep or a lion may have been a better animal to aim for, rather than a wolf :/ oops!

Thank you for your apology. This is a prickly subject, I know. If it had said "IESVS NAZARENVS REX IVDAEORVM" I don't think I would have had a problem with it. The picture itself doesn't seem to have anything blasphemous about it depending on the intent (wolves are a strange animal choice since they are depicted as villains in Christ's metaphors), and the picture is even very well-done and shows real talent. But "yiffing" has no place here.

True--and the Bible itself depicts Him as a Lamb in Revelation, One with seven horns and seven eyes. So no, it's not without precedent.

I agree. I don't think you meant any harm, and I trust you to do what you feel is right about it. God bless you and be with you in all you do.

Just so we're clear, it is possible to have a sense of humor about our faith without its being irreverent. In fact, there are a few religious jokes that I like because they're not only funny but point out certain Truths to the listener in a way they might not have thought of.

And again, the picture itself, the words and choice of animal notwithstanding, are excellently rendered here and I admire the talent behind it. I lack the talent to produce something like that myself--my own drawing style is cartoony.

Why thank you. I encourage you to check out the original by Francisco de Zurbarán, which is very beautiful.

Cartooning is an excellent talent to have and you should be proud of it! I am merely a copyist ^_^

You're welcome. Thank you for the reference.

And thank you for your appreciation. I drew my avatar on the computer. I've been complimented on the expressive faces of my characters. But don't sell yourself short.

In the words of Xenophanes (c. 570 – c. 475 BC) "But if cattle and horses and lions had hands or could paint with their hands and create works such as men do, horses like horses and cattle like cattle also would depict the gods' shapes and take their bodies of such a sort as the form they themselves have." I find it fascinating thinking what if a different animal had redone the course of human history in it's own image, and having an interest in comparative religion, you will struggle finding a painting of Mohammed. Islamic cultures over history valued Mathematics and Architecture over the centuries, which is why they're more known artistically for Tessellations and the grander designs of their buildings. Christian Cultures with the focus on Salvation of Man really took to figurative painting given it's utility for teaching people who couldn't read how to visually recognize the Saints and their aspects, that focus is also why Landscape painting as a genre is really close to only being two hundred years old, except for a few oddballs but I digress.

Well said! It is fascinating how different philosophies will give rise to differing artistic traditions.

Jesus loves furries, too.

It could be argued that Jesus is a furry!

I know, right? It's a great thing Jesus is omnibenevolent (All-loving).