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"The rougher the seas, the smoother we sail. Ahoy!"
I planned to wait until Eurofurence 2020 with this upload. However since the con is cancelled now, I'm going to show it now, since I don't want to wait another year :) The theme of the next Eurofurence (that hopefully will take place in 2021) is "Welcome to Tortuga - On the High Seas", so I was immediately on board when
KaylinMangorian offered this picture as a YCH. As always, the result is just so amazing - from the motion blur of the birds to the wonderful shading of my character, everthing is just so well done!
The original submission is here: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/33653154/
I planned to wait until Eurofurence 2020 with this upload. However since the con is cancelled now, I'm going to show it now, since I don't want to wait another year :) The theme of the next Eurofurence (that hopefully will take place in 2021) is "Welcome to Tortuga - On the High Seas", so I was immediately on board when
KaylinMangorian offered this picture as a YCH. As always, the result is just so amazing - from the motion blur of the birds to the wonderful shading of my character, everthing is just so well done!The original submission is here: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/33653154/
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Wolf
Size 1280 x 720px
File Size 165.2 kB
A Little Fanboy/Nerd trivia...
I'm from Nova Scotia, home of the Bluenose...Queen of the Mighty North Atlantic (1921-1946). She's on the other side of the Canadian dime.
She sank off the coast of Haiti in 1946, long before my time. But...the Smith & Rhuland shipyard built an exact replica (with some of the same craftsmen) named The Bluenose II.
When I was 17, I got to explore the Bluenose II, including the main mast. That was, for this silly Nova Scotia Crossfolf, a sacred experience...
Thanks for reminding me of that day!
I'm from Nova Scotia, home of the Bluenose...Queen of the Mighty North Atlantic (1921-1946). She's on the other side of the Canadian dime.
She sank off the coast of Haiti in 1946, long before my time. But...the Smith & Rhuland shipyard built an exact replica (with some of the same craftsmen) named The Bluenose II.
When I was 17, I got to explore the Bluenose II, including the main mast. That was, for this silly Nova Scotia Crossfolf, a sacred experience...
Thanks for reminding me of that day!
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