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Just a weird idea that I could not keep locked up in my head, just in time for New Year's Eve and New Year's day in January 2015. Many people would be happy with dropping some giant object at 12 Midnight/00 hours to mark the start of the new calendar year. Fred Dobermann would start the party by crashing himself into a solid square 10 foot wooden plank of a wall.
This is what I am bound to get being exposed to superhero media and the like, and the idea that Doberman pinschers are tough strong dogs, among other influences.
Anyway, Happy New Year everybody.
This is what I am bound to get being exposed to superhero media and the like, and the idea that Doberman pinschers are tough strong dogs, among other influences.
Anyway, Happy New Year everybody.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Muscle
Species Doberman
Size 850 x 1100px
File Size 986.4 kB
Thanks. I thougth it would be good to draw some musclefurry character - a huge hunky male muclefurry in particular -- making a show of brute strength and force of his muscles by breaking through a solid object.
Despite the love for ripped bodybuilder muscles in this fandom, it is rare to find any artwork of any musclefurry characters doing any incredible feats of strength such as breaking things like the Hulk or Superman. Maybe plenty of artwork and such of macrofurry characters breaking things, but never non-macro musclefurry characters of about 5 or so feet breaking things.
So far I had a muscled-up squirrel rip a big tree out of the ground and lift it by one hand, and had a busty, muscular lioness crash through a plate glass window without any real-world injuries, so I though drawing this would be another show of strength.
Despite the love for ripped bodybuilder muscles in this fandom, it is rare to find any artwork of any musclefurry characters doing any incredible feats of strength such as breaking things like the Hulk or Superman. Maybe plenty of artwork and such of macrofurry characters breaking things, but never non-macro musclefurry characters of about 5 or so feet breaking things.
So far I had a muscled-up squirrel rip a big tree out of the ground and lift it by one hand, and had a busty, muscular lioness crash through a plate glass window without any real-world injuries, so I though drawing this would be another show of strength.
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