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Allow me to compliment your exquisite and overtly finespun artistry. Your works are outstanding and purely magnificent.
I am looking forward to see more of you around here.
What inspires you most in art, if I may ask? And furthermore, if you would permit me my curiosity, what attracts you most to anthropomorphism and the furry fandom?
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That is flattering beyond words; I really appreciate your kindness.
I'm mostly inspired by ordinary life, I think the mundane is sort of beautiful and important, and I want to portray that a bit in my art. The furry fandom on the other hand, I really can't say what attracted me to it, but it's something I found myself interested in and have more recently begun creating my own art (about a year ago I believe was when I first started drawing furry art). It's hard to place, but it's honestly all over the place.
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I definitely noticed a combination between anthropomorphism and slice-of-life elements as well as the mundane in your works and I have to say, you present a very appealing concept by doing so.
I think it would be curious, at the very least, to see how different anthropomorphic species would live their lives and how they would behave in different mundane situations; such as a stag trying to figure how to dress itself without his antlers ruining his new shirt, and thousands other scenarios.
Therefore, I like what you present here, as well as all your other arts; and I'll most certainly keep an eye on your works. I am looking forward to see what you bring up in the future.
What other hobbies would you happen to have, if I may ask?
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Ha! I actually like that direction. I try to focus on portraits and situations that build relationships, but I haven't actually thought of it in that sense.
And thank you again, I hope I can continue to impress!
These days I mostly pass time playing video games, singing, or reading a little. I write on occasion, but that's far too unpolished to be posting anywhere.-
Situations that build relationships, you say? Such as the one portrayed in your "Refills Please", am I correct?
That was a splendid piece, by the way. Your work over the details, scenery and characters was meticulous and I enjoy how well you conveyed their expressions as they felt radiating with carouse, the one on the left at least.So, you claim to be reading and writing? How magnificent. I am a writer myself as well (and a reader too). Mayhaps we could talk about this subjects in detail, if you would like.
What subjects and themes do you pursue in your writing, if I may ask? Shall I assume you opt for almost the same things as in your visual artworks? Also, what books or authors do you favour?
Also, what video games do you play?
I dare say, it was a delightful experience stumbling upon you. I am glad to have made your acquaintance.
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Correct, and I'm flattered by your kind words. I must admit though that the file uploaded isn't quite an accurate reflection of the product itself as I was forced to photograph it and send it to a friend to edit it together in a more cohesive manner. It's more-or-less one-to-one, but there are some differences in the lighting that make parts of it seem darker than intended.
And I'd be glad to discuss such with you; I need to find the time to read your work as soon as humanly possible. To answer your subsequent question, I do consider very similar themes as well although it requires quite a bit more polish before I'm ready to post them here. As far as authors are concerned, I've most recently acquired a taste for David Mitchell and Haruki Murakami and have read "The Bone Clocks" and "Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki" respectively. Aside from that I also read Alan Moore's "Watchmen".
As far as video games are concerned I don't really have any sense of focus, but anything with decent design and a passable story can get me interested (Metal Gear's story and writing are a little rough, but as games they play magnificently), but my favorites are a better blend of both like Persona 4 and the Mass Effect Trilogy. There are others that I enjoy, but I cannot be damned to remember them it seems.
I must say it was delightful to make your acquaintance as well.
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Well, I must say, the darker tone paints the kind of dim atmospheres you find in smoke-clogged pubs. So I would not say it is devoid of victory.
Oh, and should you happen to read my works, know that I look eager to hear your opinions and feedback.
I have to admit though, Far-Eastern literature is something I never touched, so you will have to tell me more about Haruki Murakami and his work(s). What is it that you like most about this author and his literature?I am more a fan of European literature myself, part of it because it dwells in themes and subjects I can actively connect with such as European Folklore, History, World Wars, lifestyle and strives.
The same goes with my writing, I adopt European settings because those are the ones I can understand and empathize with most, unless we are talking about Fantasy and Science-Fiction, then I go all bombastic with creativity."Watchmen", that is the comic book, right? With Rorschach, am I correct?
I watched the movie adaptation and I was pleasantly intrigued by how it conveyed this whole super-hero thing in such a dark and somber spectrum. They turned them from men of steel and social idols into urban oddities man fears and misunderstands, or so I felt.Oh, nice to see someone else who likes Mass Effect, I dare say. May I assume you to be a fan of RPGs?
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