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Ask My Characters - Rickelina and Slugelina's biggest fear
Do you have anything else you want to ask my characters?
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Yes, it’s question time! Don’t be shy! You may ask my characters (almost) anything. They won’t be mad at you.
(It may take a while before you get an answer, though! We are super busy!)
They have already answered some frequently asked questions here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/23018476/
Please observe that you are supposed to ask the characters, not the artist.
Don’t ask things like “Will you draw my character in adult situations with your characters?”
You will find most of them in this picture:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/23018522/
Yes, it’s question time! Don’t be shy! You may ask my characters (almost) anything. They won’t be mad at you.
(It may take a while before you get an answer, though! We are super busy!)
They have already answered some frequently asked questions here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/23018476/
Please observe that you are supposed to ask the characters, not the artist.
Don’t ask things like “Will you draw my character in adult situations with your characters?”
44 years of fox comics 1974 - 2018:
http://www.malmerfors.se/foxcomics
Category All / All
Species Fox (Other)
Size 800 x 800px
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This brings to mind a poster I sketched out years ago that had images regarding proper Tail Securing methods used in an industrial setting. All the crew members I draw who work in the engine spaces of the S. S. Athena keep their tails tucked down one leg of their overalls or tied securely to one leg. It'd really ruin one's day to get hauled backwards into the gearworks or the main driveshaft.
When I drew the "Firevixens" story, I considered having the vixens' tails tucked down one leg of their ovaralls, for security reasons.
Originally here were no tailholes in the overalls. The vixens used old human equipment, and just cut the arms and legs of the human's overalls down to vulpine size. But I realized that the readers would think I had forgotten to draw the tails, so I decided to leave them unprotected...
Originally here were no tailholes in the overalls. The vixens used old human equipment, and just cut the arms and legs of the human's overalls down to vulpine size. But I realized that the readers would think I had forgotten to draw the tails, so I decided to leave them unprotected...
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