According with you and also in the RPG, they cannot drink alcohol because they dont have the knowledge for it, and even if they could, the Net would prevent it anyways. In that case, what they're drinking anyways? Juice?

Dood, they was drinkin' Tea, ya know. Or bean soup. Maybe nutritious and healthy beverages to optimize function? Or simply empty props for social interaction activities.

I see. I have to assume they cannot drink coffee because caffeine is poisonous for many animals, right?

They are full on genetic artifacts that only look like animals, no uplifted animals or human/animal composites

I hope this doesn't sound too spoily for you:

By "genetic artifact", what do you mean exactly? Do they evolved from their animal shapes in the same way we humans evolved from primates, or in this case, the Creators accelerated the evolution process artificially? Sorry for the question, but since English is not my native language, I could not get the nuance or a correct equivalent of "genetic artifact or construct" in my native Spanish. I did understand what a uplifted animal and a composite animal are in my language though.

Instead of using human or animal genes, the genes were built from scratch to come to a result that functions like a human core with animal secondary features.

Not only that, since it is a spacefareing culture, everyone is raised to have 'ship disipline,' they refrain from doing things that are known to impair their judgement, since poor impulse control in one passenger can be fatal for an entire ship.

That horse must be a fan of Seven-Eleven, haha!

I always thought your characters were so fluffy. Like they'd be so soft to hug.

Club bouncers shouldn't argue with a sidearm...

Lots of Canids -- Vulpines.

Great light in that last panel.

I agree! The "glow" on their features really is an awesome effect.

All it takes to discover Alcohol is Carbohydrates and Yeast.

And I KNOW they have baking technology.

On the other hand, the alcohol so created could be considered an undesirable poison. Sipping a a low-grade neurotoxin for entertainment wouldn't make much sense.

But is still made, if only as it's so useful in chemistry.

So is acetone, but you wouldn't want to drink that either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak0zy49qsHE

In the last panel you used a very simple, but brilliant technique: having distant characters shown with thinner, greyer, broken lines, to suggest distance. And characters in front have darker lines and darker colours.

It also reduces visual clutter and drives attention. Seen way too many very busy pages in which what should be the focus of attention disappears into a mass of intricate background due to lack of line mass variation and/or no variation of detail density and/or lack of tonal clues. I call it the squint test (learned it from other artists) - if you can make out the key element in an illustration even when you squint very hard and can otherwise not make out much of anything, it is working. On the other hand, if the illo just becomes an undifferentiated mass, then it isn't working right.