Great work!

It was great looking you doing the poster in the stream... and fun.

Thanks! It was a pleasure to hang out with you all while drawing it ^^

Weren't they home in Nottingham? :P Camelot was King Arthur as much as I can remember.

... still looks very nice :)

Yeah, well, "Furries in Nottingham" just didn't have the same ring to it I guess :P Glad you like it!

Almost forgot those drawbridge ropes... almost! =:3

Like a near miss from an asteroid hurtling toward Earth!

it's pretty cool seeing it completed. Came out awesome!

Thanks!!!

Oh wow... this is really awesome flyer. I loved Robin Hood when I was little and this is just so beautiful. I went to school in Columbus and still frequently visit it to see some friends there. How'd you manage to get involved with this con in the middle of Ohio ;)

One of the organizers noted me out of the blue about doing a poster for them! It was a fun subject, so I thought I'd take them up on the offer :) And thank you so much!

Truly, one of the great furry movies. Of course, you did a great job representing them.

Thanks! It was about time I finally got a chance to try these characters :3

Excellent as always, LN! I simply must pry art out of you again some time. :3

*hands you a crowbar* :)

i did a convention poster once upon a time

also this looks great, man~

this has been bothering me.

At what point should a mouth line be omitted? You've done it here. Seeing as i've been drawing a thing with a face, lately, i'm curious as to the mins and maxes. At what point is it appropriate to omit the line?

Hm... it's a manga-esque minimalist style choice, really - I've seen lots of great pictures with the mouth fully delineated, as your dragon sketches to date attest. Personally I just find it easier with long muzzles to avoid figuring out where the whole of it goes :3. It brings focus to the most expressive areas of the mouth too. The drawback is it really limits the amount you can open the muzzle.

If I do decide to omit a portion I always anchor it with a line at the tip of the muzzle and at the mouth's edge, if that's any help. Those areas tend to be the most important structurally/emotionally and feature the deepest shadows. If you want to retain the whole line but still want to dabble in this technique, it might be a rewarding exercise to fiddle around with line weights, particularly while the mouth is closed. Hope this helps!

Alright. I'll draw a mouth and shave it down. It's just something i find looks nice, but isn't justifiable from a technical standpoint. So i'll have to experiment with it to see it i can apply it~

Yeah... :( If you have a chance to do one for a different convention, I can vouch that they're not all as bad as that experience!

And thanks sir ^^

cute

Thanks!

That cunning fox is the reason I am a furry, and the man I am today. Without him, I'd be still stalking Paula Abdul today.

Disney: turning kids into furries since 1928

*salute*

Hee! Reminds me of this: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6135491/

haha, she's not a maiden to be trifled with!

No indeedy!

D'aww. = )

Your castles are so romantic

T'was very nice watching this getting put together in the stream. :D

And it was very nice having you guys around to watch! ^^

Should be Furries in Nottingham....as Camelot was King Arthur and Gwenniever.. but hey.. but he could afford to pay to get the poster right

Yeah, that was brought up, but Iunno, I think 'Furries in Camelot' has a better ring to it ^^; Just me!

Oh Furries in Camelot sounds fine.. but the character's don't match.. that is all. . but whatever.. most furries wont notices cause they are too busy chasing tale and not literate enough to understand the difference

awesome

Thanks!