"Variety" is pretty much my answer to everything. Art from outside an artist's norm is usually what catches my attention most.

1. Mature for nudity (I like it artistic and dislike adult art) but am fine with gore.
2. I like a lot of different things. :/
3. answered in #1
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6. I like both
7. Doesn't matter
8. I prefer colors to be shaded, what shading type depends on the image.
9. completed stuff
10. The artist's own stuff
11. creepy stuff

1. Any content
2. Clean content wise I like to see comedic work, technically detailed work, detailed technology, etc.
3. Comics are good, but sometimes can drag on. Pin-ups I think I enjoy more, or a short few frames of a scene but not a full blown comic can be good. Depends on the content. Some adult things work better in a shown-over-time format, vs a single instant in time.
4. Human stuff, solo female, or 'women with penises' (intergender) solo or with women. Furry-wise, almost anything.
5. There are a lot of fetishes I like. Hyper, latex, corsetry, complicated leatherworked outfits, 'BBW'... General to adult.
6. Usually I prefer OC work, though some fan work I've seen recently has been rather good. If it's fan art of a cartoon, I usually prefer it to not be in exactly the original source style unless it's a somewhat realistic style to start with.
7. Generally doesn't matter to me, but sometimes I get tired of seeing the same character again and again, especially when there's no personality or development.
8. I really like soft-shaded works done well, but I won't avoid work just because it's not.
9. Doesn't really matter to me if a work is sketchy or fully rendered. While I prefer the latter, some things work well when simplified.
10. I don't have a real preference on personal vs. commission work, if the artist is happy doing both. Some artists seem to do better personal works, though, just because it excites them more, or they have a more vested interest in it, and it shows through.
11. Corsets! Skirts! Boots! Thigh-high socks! ... Er... Fashion or technology(?) oriented pieces probably. Or decently realistic hyper art (as opposed to throw-away-physics-and-add-a-healthy-helping-of-"I'm better than everyone" art I see so often). Hell, that applies to non-hyper art too. So many folks throw out personality and go "I'm awesome, look at me, lol" with their characters, or break physics (and spines and such) to get a view showing everything they want. Cartoony art is mostly exempted from physics, though. xD

1. Adult stuff

2. Paintings with lots of beautiful colors and detail.

3. Teasy pinups of sexy critters

4. Humans with animals. Preferably guys fucking female or male animals

5. Primarily fat, also inflation, pool toy and balloon stuff.

6. Either.

7. It depends. Reading a comic you build up a sense of the characters personality, and that'll make it a pleasure to see them again, possibly interacting with new characters.

8. Definitely soft shaded!!

9. Artists works.

1. General (sometimes mature)

As for everything else...
I like seeing a variety of works. I'm well aware of my interest in transformation art, but i don't push it. It would just be nice to see some more general stuff.

unpopular opinion warning!
I know it brings income, but i feel there's a little too much porn lately.

1. Clean and adult.
2. Dramatic scenes.
3. Pin ups.
4. Non-binary, m/f & m/m.
5. Paw play (both clean - like licking, and gore-wise - like stomping to death) and vore (soft, hard/gore, soul, tail).
6. Both.
7. Depends on situation, but I like both.
8. A mix of cell and soft shading.
9. Complete works and WIPs.
10. The artist's work.

1. Generally, well, general. Or artistic nude. Porn's cool and all, but it's hard to appreciate at all times.

2. I really like concept art and landscapes, but when characters are involved, I like some kind of story or action happening. Too much furry art is just [smiling character standing there] [solid-color background]. Comics are enjoyable as well.

3. Comics are either a very bit hit or a very big miss because the slightest thing is enough to throw me off, like stilted dialogue or a character being unlikeable. I guess pinups are where it's at for me. Leave something to the imagination, at least.

4. Yes.

5. Furries I guess?

6. Eh. No preference, so long as the artist isn't shitting all over the fanart's subject (literally or figuratively).

7. No preference.

8. Everything has its place. I love realism, but that won't fit into a comic very well where exaggerated expressions and a flat style are more appropriate.

9. Another answer like above. Completed work is great because of obvious reasons, but also who has the time or energy to painstakingly render everything on a page of random sketches (which I also enjoy seeing)?

10. I prefer seeing personal works.

11. Anything with a fleshed-out scene. As said above, I can't get into a character floating in space smiling, and it's kind of a pervasive thing with furry art.

1. All of the above.

   2. I enjoy action shots that convey a lot of energy. Small comics are fun ways to deliver more comedic work, too.
   3. Comics if they can be updated consistently are great because they allow for more story and I like the dialogue. I don't care much for pin ups. Again, energy and emotion are important in non comic work.
      
   4. m/m, m/f, groups of all kind.
   5. Bondage, cum, and paws to name a few.
   6. I like OCs more.
      
   7. It's nice to have a few characters that show up repeatedly, depending on the drawing. More variety is good, though.
      
   8. Umm, no real preference for coloring. Any color is nice.
      
   9. Sketches and complete works are good, but WIPs that are rough aren't too appealing.
      
   10. No preference.