#kerfluffles

i had like five million different tries to draw him and messed up each time i tried to color o-o;; (also i tried to get the colors right but we didn’t have the correct alcohol markers sorry ;v;)

okay but anywho dis boi handsome @an-island-of-bunnies

heyo! new side blog started up for art, decided to start with a pairing i found yestarday that was adorable as heck! this cutie’s name is garret and he belongs to @an-island-of-bunnies . i’m gonna draw darren soon but i gotta figure out how to draw his hair ^^ ;

Today I had a mini-kerfluffle on the internet. The topic doesn’t matter, really. But in that kerfluffle I was accused of not being a “real” fan because I hadn’t watched all of a particular show. I found myself bristling at the accusation even as I acknowledged that the opinion of some person on the internet as to the realness of my appreciation for a certain thing was a non-issue. The contrast…

omg i haven’t posted new art here for a while... anyway, kerfluffle adopts! blue skies & fluffy clouds is the only one not claimed! (they’re my favourite as well ahh so round)

unfortunately, the cake ponies had to be postponed because I was over at my parents' place (and tablet-less) for longer than expected.

more recently, i've been trying to develop a more well-rounded species that i can potentially make adoptables out of. presenting: kerfluffles. :D (they resemble flufflets a lot but that's because i like really fluffy things with tiny legs haha)

they're kind of a mix between a ferret/rabbit/extremely fluffy thing. while they are extremely cute, they have surprisingly powerful hind legs and have a penchant for causing a mess. they use to have longer/sharper horns (some wild ones still do!) but that has been mostly bred out to try and curb the destructive potential. they have very small mouths but can digest almost anything. their tails are almost always very long and full, but can come in many shapes.

The Veronica Roth/Allegiant controversy, and the subsequent barrage of tweets and blog posts about author responsibility, reader reactions, book/genre promises, etc etc seemed like the tip of the iceberg pertaining the close and often uncomfortable…