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A new Telegram sticker pack, this time of my favourite sporty coyote! I reckon she's my most popular lady, both with me and with you the audience ^^.
If you'd like to add her to your roster; https://t.me/addstickers/EvieJones
If you'd like to add her to your roster; https://t.me/addstickers/EvieJones
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Coyote
Size 960 x 862px
File Size 460.8 kB
Listed in Folders
Of course, the way Trump is going about things, I wouldn't be shocked if many Americans leave the USA for Canada. Heck, I had a professor in college who left the USA for Senegal because of American white supremacy and I guess she wanted to be in a place where she wouldn't run into folks like me. I can't say that I really blame her for thinking that way.
Evie has GOT to be your fan-favorite girl. How could she not be
Maybe it's just me but seeing her might have inspired me to create my own coyote character-though she has nothing in common with Evie other than her species, being meek, awkward, shy-natured, and clumsy, but naturally sweet-hearted. Prob'ly not the traits one would typically expect out of a coyote...That does lead me to a question, what's your thought on species stereotypes when it comes to furry characters? I think they can be quite fun to play around, but it's also quite fun to defy them and have characters who don't match up with the species traits people might naturally think they would have. Makes it more realistic IMO...I mean, people of a certain race/ethnicity/religious group/etc. aren't ALL the same now are they?
Maybe it's just me but seeing her might have inspired me to create my own coyote character-though she has nothing in common with Evie other than her species, being meek, awkward, shy-natured, and clumsy, but naturally sweet-hearted. Prob'ly not the traits one would typically expect out of a coyote...That does lead me to a question, what's your thought on species stereotypes when it comes to furry characters? I think they can be quite fun to play around, but it's also quite fun to defy them and have characters who don't match up with the species traits people might naturally think they would have. Makes it more realistic IMO...I mean, people of a certain race/ethnicity/religious group/etc. aren't ALL the same now are they?
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