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Furries in Liminal space - Pink Evening by GoatMystic
!!! I DID NOT MAKE THIS !!!
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GoatMystic
Part of a "Furries in Liminal space" series GoatMystic did that you can see in their galley.
Mags on the waterside one evening, it seems he isn't really meant to be there and reality is making its objection to his presence well known.
Usually this "liminal space" trend shows human built space being empty and eerie but I've had that sort of feeling before in natural spaces that during the day would be busy with people either visiting or traveling through, those bits of nature bottled up in urban settings to "look nice" that empty out and get quiet in a way that actual countryside doesn't.
If you want to see just Magnus in a... notorious setting click here.
Comments welcome!
Art by
GoatMysticPart of a "Furries in Liminal space" series
GoatMystic did that you can see in their galley. Mags on the waterside one evening, it seems he isn't really meant to be there and reality is making its objection to his presence well known.
Usually this "liminal space" trend shows human built space being empty and eerie but I've had that sort of feeling before in natural spaces that during the day would be busy with people either visiting or traveling through, those bits of nature bottled up in urban settings to "look nice" that empty out and get quiet in a way that actual countryside doesn't.
If you want to see just Magnus in a... notorious setting click here.
Comments welcome!
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 1000 x 1171px
File Size 481.5 kB
Yeah I've never got the "scary" thing with them, a bit eerie sometimes but that's all.
Maybe because I grew up in a city with a surviving late-medieval/early modern city center full of slightly hidden courtyards down closes (tiny alleyways) I was used to taking shortcuts through "empty" areas.
Maybe because I grew up in a city with a surviving late-medieval/early modern city center full of slightly hidden courtyards down closes (tiny alleyways) I was used to taking shortcuts through "empty" areas.
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