An awesome wrap up to SO much stuff! (lotsa work, yielding lotsa fun!)

Thanks!

That was a great batch of uploads to look, through. Love all the different characters and poses and expressions.

It's great to see you uploading again. :)

Thank you! Been busy and finding most of my sharing time has been going to Twitter, but I don't want to leave this site unused since I appreciate the audience feedback a lot. :D

This pile of art is an impressive range of poses, expressions, and species! You must be exhausted!

Thank you! All of these badges end up being created on site at the conventions and yeah, I don't get much sleep during those times.

The creativity of this fandom just amazes me! So many unique characters out there and the naming of these characters!

That's a subject that I've been talking about a lot at the conventions actually. At any other show you go to, sci-fi, comic book, or anime convention you go to the folks behind the table because of the projects and ideas *they're* known for. In contrast at a furry convention it's the people who approach the tables that have all the content; it's THEIR ideas and characters that they want to see the people behind the table bring to life. That's pretty cool if you ask me. I get so many different ideas and concepts that I never would have thought of that way.

The Metro badge is pure awesomeness, not least of which because it's actually meant to be better viewed at a small distance, such as looking at someone wearing it as a badge!

What impresses me is the wide range of lettering styles you used for each name, not two even remotely similar. All according to the needs of the badge and the character. Bravo to that, it's absolutely a lost skill.

Thank you! The Metro badge was a keen thing based on various movies of big monsters stomping through cities with the camera located somewhere in a nearby tall building looking on to give a big sense of scale. I'd been hoping that even if I didn't make the best effort in drawing the scale that the audience collective memory of such scenes would bridge the gap and you'd see both my art and your mind's eye memory of what other scenes looked like in similar arrangements.

I'm glad you noticed the font and lettering work. I've always delighted in that sort of thing but as the years have gone by when I have the time I try to do something a little different when I can just to make things more fun rather than doing the same thing over and over again.

I am a very slight font geek, and thus notice when people apply those skills, including hand-lettering. I've tried it myself and failed, but it has only helped me appreciate even more those who do it well! (and not be too harsh on those who don't - only on those who clearly didn't even try.)