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  1. CW: feral vulpine character, artistic nudity

    Finished YCH for Fursurfer!
    There is still one more slot available. Check the post above! 👀

    #feral #furryart #furryanimation

  2. Prize I did earlier this year for Astrid for getting 2nd place in the OCT I judged in: Resurrection!

    For funzies, here is the forum we used to upload everyone's entries~
    furaffinity.net/externalurl/?q

    #dog #dogs #canine #canines #manga #toned #furry #furryart #feral

  3. Prize I did earlier this year for Astrid for getting 2nd place in the OCT I judged in: Resurrection!

    For funzies, here is the forum we used to upload everyone's entries~
    furaffinity.net/externalurl/?q

    #dog #dogs #canine #canines #manga #toned #furry #furryart #feral

  4. Prize I did earlier this year for Astrid for getting 2nd place in the OCT I judged in: Resurrection!

    For funzies, here is the forum we used to upload everyone's entries~
    furaffinity.net/externalurl/?q

    #dog #dogs #canine #canines #manga #toned #furry #furryart #feral

  5. Prize I did earlier this year for Astrid for getting 2nd place in the OCT I judged in: Resurrection!

    For funzies, here is the forum we used to upload everyone's entries~
    furaffinity.net/externalurl/?q

    #dog #dogs #canine #canines #manga #toned #furry #furryart #feral

  6. Prize I did earlier this year for Astrid for getting 2nd place in the OCT I judged in: Resurrection!

    For funzies, here is the forum we used to upload everyone's entries~
    furaffinity.net/externalurl/?q

    #dog #dogs #canine #canines #manga #toned #furry #furryart #feral

  7. I found an awesome work in progress #Feral #Furry #TF #comic just now, by "mrmetamorphica", and I love it...

    CW: e6, questionable, and likely headed for pornographic.
    ||e621.net/pools/58104 ||

  8. I found an awesome work in progress #Feral #Furry #TF #comic just now, by "mrmetamorphica", and I love it...

    CW: e6, questionable, and likely headed for pornographic.
    ||e621.net/pools/58104 ||

  9. I found an awesome work in progress #Feral #Furry #TF #comic just now, by "mrmetamorphica", and I love it...

    CW: e6, questionable, and likely headed for pornographic.
    ||e621.net/pools/58104 ||

  10. I found an awesome work in progress #Feral #Furry #TF #comic just now, by "mrmetamorphica", and I love it...

    CW: e6, questionable, and likely headed for pornographic.
    ||e621.net/pools/58104 ||

  11. I found an awesome work in progress #Feral #Furry #TF #comic just now, by "mrmetamorphica", and I love it...

    CW: e6, questionable, and likely headed for pornographic.
    ||e621.net/pools/58104 ||

  12. CW: 🔭 sfw furry art, feral

    Eee... I snagged a YCH from a new artist I found a couple of days ago, and I simply cannot stop smiling when I look at this.

    A piece of my 'feral' form, which is actually not feral, but sapient/sentient and capable of speech - I call it my Terra form, for now - maybe I'll find a better word for it later.

    The starry galaxy paw pads, and the glints of starlight in my eyes, especially, both look fabulous here the way Elisa drew them. Please, toss her a follow sometime ✨

    Artist: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/elisawind

    #furryart #sfwfurryart #feral #therian

  13. Sarcasm – Lifeforce Omnibound Review By Alekhines Gun

    We get a lot of bold claims in the promo pit. It’s understandable; writing advertisements for music sounds like a thankless task, and no one is going to submit an album telling us that it’s a smidgen above mediocrity.1 No, everything death has to be the most moldy, blackened, the most evil, stoner the most groovy, and power the most disposable and ignored album we’ve ever heard in our life. Imagine my eyebrows raising, then, to discover a new offering from Swedish mainstays Sarcasm, who simply described themselves as being more than just Swedeath. Few genres in metal have such imposed and strict limitations, from guitar tones to riff stylings, and one second sampling Feral or Lik and their ilk make the expected sound clear from the get-go. Consequently, such a bold claim of genre transcendence stands out in the face of a sea of self-aggrandizement, and all I could think was the most un-sarcastic “Sold.”

    In order to be “more” than Swedeath, you still need the foundation to build on, and Sarcasm drapes their meat and lifeblood on the bones of great fossils of olde. Lifeforce Omnibound kicks off with a balls-out assault sounding composed by Vomitory but with a grasp of leads that seek to Dismember listeners far and wide. The path of the album is one that unfurls its more progressive tendencies the deeper you go, starting like a high-grade tribute to their 90s selves but getting more curious as it unfolds. “Altering the Perception” is a key example; starting off like a cut off of At the Gate’s At War With Reality, and featuring vibrant leads and a Gothenburg flavored stomp in its perpetual revolving assault. Suddenly, bursts of color reminiscent of Dark Tranquility emphasize transitional passages, and an overreliance on the stereotypical snare-and-bass drumbeat plaguing much of Swedeath is mercifully absent, instead featuring sudden aggressive riffing styles more reminiscent of New York-style brawl.

    The whole of Lifeforce Omnibound is riddled with such flourishes, working hard to buck genre expectations. “The Reward of Adversity” offers listeners a relaxing Wombbath with a full piano and violin break, which slots excellently between the 6/8 violence, while “Plunged Into a Paradox” channels the more progressive melodic tremolos from Analepsy’s Quiescence.2 Speaking of tremolos, much of the album comes with a distinctly blackened edge, especially with Jesper Ojala’s Watain-influenced drumming style, and vocalist Heval Bozarslan features a much higher range and sneering shriek compared to the genre’s usual guttural fare. “Wayward Fragments of Infinite Divisibility” flirts briefly with slam tendencies before collapsing into an absolute BOP of a china-and-high-hat centric dissonant riff modern Pestilence would be proud to sign their name to, only to rush into well executed melo-death shred prowess. Sarcasm have offered up an album which is loyal to its genre roots, but under no circumstances allows itself to sit still and be confined to its labels.

    All of these names and influences sound like this album could be an unfocused disaster, but nothing could be further from the truth. Compositional excellence allows Sarcasm to slide between moods like they were headbanging between the raindrops, and few elements detract from the overall experience. True, Lifeforce Omnibound does have more than a few spoken word sections, which halt the momentum as all spoken word sections in albums do. Regretfully, it also sounds like Sarcasm ran out of different ideas near the end, coasting to the finish line with a concluding track which is the most traditional sounding song on the album, albeit a quality one. Still, there’s always room for MOAR Swedeath in life, and for an ending to be merely anticlimactic is hardly the worst sin an album can commit.

    To my delighted surprise, Sarcasm did it. Lifeforce Omnibound is nominally Swedeath, and yet the sheer glut of sounds I hear pouring through my headphones shows a band not content to spin their wheels and live on the laurels of vintage sounds of yore. An excellent approach to disparaging elements and a seamless fusion of neighboring ones, Sarcasm have created an album that transcends the sum of its parts to be something truly enjoyable. If you’re one of those who have turned away from Swedeath due to a lack of growth in the sound, hop on this immediately. Yes, really.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Hammerheart Records
    Website: Album Bandcamp
    Releases Worldwide: May 29th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #Analepsy #AtTheGates #DarkTranquility #Dismember #Feral #HammerheartRecords #LifeforceOmnibound #LIK #May26 #Pestilence #Review #Reviews #Sarcasm #SwedishDeathMetal #Vomitory #Watain #Wommbath
  14. Sarcasm – Lifeforce Omnibound Review By Alekhines Gun

    We get a lot of bold claims in the promo pit. It’s understandable; writing advertisements for music sounds like a thankless task, and no one is going to submit an album telling us that it’s a smidgen above mediocrity.1 No, everything death has to be the most moldy, blackened, the most evil, stoner the most groovy, and power the most disposable and ignored album we’ve ever heard in our life. Imagine my eyebrows raising, then, to discover a new offering from Swedish mainstays Sarcasm, who simply described themselves as being more than just Swedeath. Few genres in metal have such imposed and strict limitations, from guitar tones to riff stylings, and one second sampling Feral or Lik and their ilk make the expected sound clear from the get-go. Consequently, such a bold claim of genre transcendence stands out in the face of a sea of self-aggrandizement, and all I could think was the most un-sarcastic “Sold.”

    In order to be “more” than Swedeath, you still need the foundation to build on, and Sarcasm drapes their meat and lifeblood on the bones of great fossils of olde. Lifeforce Omnibound kicks off with a balls-out assault sounding composed by Vomitory but with a grasp of leads that seek to Dismember listeners far and wide. The path of the album is one that unfurls its more progressive tendencies the deeper you go, starting like a high-grade tribute to their 90s selves but getting more curious as it unfolds. “Altering the Perception” is a key example; starting off like a cut off of At the Gate’s At War With Reality, and featuring vibrant leads and a Gothenburg flavored stomp in its perpetual revolving assault. Suddenly, bursts of color reminiscent of Dark Tranquility emphasize transitional passages, and an overreliance on the stereotypical snare-and-bass drumbeat plaguing much of Swedeath is mercifully absent, instead featuring sudden aggressive riffing styles more reminiscent of New York-style brawl.

    The whole of Lifeforce Omnibound is riddled with such flourishes, working hard to buck genre expectations. “The Reward of Adversity” offers listeners a relaxing Wombbath with a full piano and violin break, which slots excellently between the 6/8 violence, while “Plunged Into a Paradox” channels the more progressive melodic tremolos from Analepsy’s Quiescence.2 Speaking of tremolos, much of the album comes with a distinctly blackened edge, especially with Jesper Ojala’s Watain-influenced drumming style, and vocalist Heval Bozarslan features a much higher range and sneering shriek compared to the genre’s usual guttural fare. “Wayward Fragments of Infinite Divisibility” flirts briefly with slam tendencies before collapsing into an absolute BOP of a china-and-high-hat centric dissonant riff modern Pestilence would be proud to sign their name to, only to rush into well executed melo-death shred prowess. Sarcasm have offered up an album which is loyal to its genre roots, but under no circumstances allows itself to sit still and be confined to its labels.

    All of these names and influences sound like this album could be an unfocused disaster, but nothing could be further from the truth. Compositional excellence allows Sarcasm to slide between moods like they were headbanging between the raindrops, and few elements detract from the overall experience. True, Lifeforce Omnibound does have more than a few spoken word sections, which halt the momentum as all spoken word sections in albums do. Regretfully, it also sounds like Sarcasm ran out of different ideas near the end, coasting to the finish line with a concluding track which is the most traditional sounding song on the album, albeit a quality one. Still, there’s always room for MOAR Swedeath in life, and for an ending to be merely anticlimactic is hardly the worst sin an album can commit.

    To my delighted surprise, Sarcasm did it. Lifeforce Omnibound is nominally Swedeath, and yet the sheer glut of sounds I hear pouring through my headphones shows a band not content to spin their wheels and live on the laurels of vintage sounds of yore. An excellent approach to disparaging elements and a seamless fusion of neighboring ones, Sarcasm have created an album that transcends the sum of its parts to be something truly enjoyable. If you’re one of those who have turned away from Swedeath due to a lack of growth in the sound, hop on this immediately. Yes, really.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Hammerheart Records
    Website: Album Bandcamp
    Releases Worldwide: May 29th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #Analepsy #AtTheGates #DarkTranquility #Dismember #Feral #HammerheartRecords #LifeforceOmnibound #LIK #May26 #Pestilence #Review #Reviews #Sarcasm #SwedishDeathMetal #Vomitory #Watain #Wommbath
  15. Sarcasm – Lifeforce Omnibound Review By Alekhines Gun

    We get a lot of bold claims in the promo pit. It’s understandable; writing advertisements for music sounds like a thankless task, and no one is going to submit an album telling us that it’s a smidgen above mediocrity.1 No, everything death has to be the most moldy, blackened, the most evil, stoner the most groovy, and power the most disposable and ignored album we’ve ever heard in our life. Imagine my eyebrows raising, then, to discover a new offering from Swedish mainstays Sarcasm, who simply described themselves as being more than just Swedeath. Few genres in metal have such imposed and strict limitations, from guitar tones to riff stylings, and one second sampling Feral or Lik and their ilk make the expected sound clear from the get-go. Consequently, such a bold claim of genre transcendence stands out in the face of a sea of self-aggrandizement, and all I could think was the most un-sarcastic “Sold.”

    In order to be “more” than Swedeath, you still need the foundation to build on, and Sarcasm drapes their meat and lifeblood on the bones of great fossils of olde. Lifeforce Omnibound kicks off with a balls-out assault sounding composed by Vomitory but with a grasp of leads that seek to Dismember listeners far and wide. The path of the album is one that unfurls its more progressive tendencies the deeper you go, starting like a high-grade tribute to their 90s selves but getting more curious as it unfolds. “Altering the Perception” is a key example; starting off like a cut off of At the Gate’s At War With Reality, and featuring vibrant leads and a Gothenburg flavored stomp in its perpetual revolving assault. Suddenly, bursts of color reminiscent of Dark Tranquility emphasize transitional passages, and an overreliance on the stereotypical snare-and-bass drumbeat plaguing much of Swedeath is mercifully absent, instead featuring sudden aggressive riffing styles more reminiscent of New York-style brawl.

    The whole of Lifeforce Omnibound is riddled with such flourishes, working hard to buck genre expectations. “The Reward of Adversity” offers listeners a relaxing Wombbath with a full piano and violin break, which slots excellently between the 6/8 violence, while “Plunged Into a Paradox” channels the more progressive melodic tremolos from Analepsy’s Quiescence.2 Speaking of tremolos, much of the album comes with a distinctly blackened edge, especially with Jesper Ojala’s Watain-influenced drumming style, and vocalist Heval Bozarslan features a much higher range and sneering shriek compared to the genre’s usual guttural fare. “Wayward Fragments of Infinite Divisibility” flirts briefly with slam tendencies before collapsing into an absolute BOP of a china-and-high-hat centric dissonant riff modern Pestilence would be proud to sign their name to, only to rush into well executed melo-death shred prowess. Sarcasm have offered up an album which is loyal to its genre roots, but under no circumstances allows itself to sit still and be confined to its labels.

    All of these names and influences sound like this album could be an unfocused disaster, but nothing could be further from the truth. Compositional excellence allows Sarcasm to slide between moods like they were headbanging between the raindrops, and few elements detract from the overall experience. True, Lifeforce Omnibound does have more than a few spoken word sections, which halt the momentum as all spoken word sections in albums do. Regretfully, it also sounds like Sarcasm ran out of different ideas near the end, coasting to the finish line with a concluding track which is the most traditional sounding song on the album, albeit a quality one. Still, there’s always room for MOAR Swedeath in life, and for an ending to be merely anticlimactic is hardly the worst sin an album can commit.

    To my delighted surprise, Sarcasm did it. Lifeforce Omnibound is nominally Swedeath, and yet the sheer glut of sounds I hear pouring through my headphones shows a band not content to spin their wheels and live on the laurels of vintage sounds of yore. An excellent approach to disparaging elements and a seamless fusion of neighboring ones, Sarcasm have created an album that transcends the sum of its parts to be something truly enjoyable. If you’re one of those who have turned away from Swedeath due to a lack of growth in the sound, hop on this immediately. Yes, really.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Hammerheart Records
    Website: Album Bandcamp
    Releases Worldwide: May 29th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #Analepsy #AtTheGates #DarkTranquility #Dismember #Feral #HammerheartRecords #LifeforceOmnibound #LIK #May26 #Pestilence #Review #Reviews #Sarcasm #SwedishDeathMetal #Vomitory #Watain #Wommbath
  16. Sarcasm – Lifeforce Omnibound Review By Alekhines Gun

    We get a lot of bold claims in the promo pit. It’s understandable; writing advertisements for music sounds like a thankless task, and no one is going to submit an album telling us that it’s a smidgen above mediocrity.1 No, everything death has to be the most moldy, blackened, the most evil, stoner the most groovy, and power the most disposable and ignored album we’ve ever heard in our life. Imagine my eyebrows raising, then, to discover a new offering from Swedish mainstays Sarcasm, who simply described themselves as being more than just Swedeath. Few genres in metal have such imposed and strict limitations, from guitar tones to riff stylings, and one second sampling Feral or Lik and their ilk make the expected sound clear from the get-go. Consequently, such a bold claim of genre transcendence stands out in the face of a sea of self-aggrandizement, and all I could think was the most un-sarcastic “Sold.”

    In order to be “more” than Swedeath, you still need the foundation to build on, and Sarcasm drapes their meat and lifeblood on the bones of great fossils of olde. Lifeforce Omnibound kicks off with a balls-out assault sounding composed by Vomitory but with a grasp of leads that seek to Dismember listeners far and wide. The path of the album is one that unfurls its more progressive tendencies the deeper you go, starting like a high-grade tribute to their 90s selves but getting more curious as it unfolds. “Altering the Perception” is a key example; starting off like a cut off of At the Gate’s At War With Reality, and featuring vibrant leads and a Gothenburg flavored stomp in its perpetual revolving assault. Suddenly, bursts of color reminiscent of Dark Tranquility emphasize transitional passages, and an overreliance on the stereotypical snare-and-bass drumbeat plaguing much of Swedeath is mercifully absent, instead featuring sudden aggressive riffing styles more reminiscent of New York-style brawl.

    The whole of Lifeforce Omnibound is riddled with such flourishes, working hard to buck genre expectations. “The Reward of Adversity” offers listeners a relaxing Wombbath with a full piano and violin break, which slots excellently between the 6/8 violence, while “Plunged Into a Paradox” channels the more progressive melodic tremolos from Analepsy’s Quiescence.2 Speaking of tremolos, much of the album comes with a distinctly blackened edge, especially with Jesper Ojala’s Watain-influenced drumming style, and vocalist Heval Bozarslan features a much higher range and sneering shriek compared to the genre’s usual guttural fare. “Wayward Fragments of Infinite Divisibility” flirts briefly with slam tendencies before collapsing into an absolute BOP of a china-and-high-hat centric dissonant riff modern Pestilence would be proud to sign their name to, only to rush into well executed melo-death shred prowess. Sarcasm have offered up an album which is loyal to its genre roots, but under no circumstances allows itself to sit still and be confined to its labels.

    All of these names and influences sound like this album could be an unfocused disaster, but nothing could be further from the truth. Compositional excellence allows Sarcasm to slide between moods like they were headbanging between the raindrops, and few elements detract from the overall experience. True, Lifeforce Omnibound does have more than a few spoken word sections, which halt the momentum as all spoken word sections in albums do. Regretfully, it also sounds like Sarcasm ran out of different ideas near the end, coasting to the finish line with a concluding track which is the most traditional sounding song on the album, albeit a quality one. Still, there’s always room for MOAR Swedeath in life, and for an ending to be merely anticlimactic is hardly the worst sin an album can commit.

    To my delighted surprise, Sarcasm did it. Lifeforce Omnibound is nominally Swedeath, and yet the sheer glut of sounds I hear pouring through my headphones shows a band not content to spin their wheels and live on the laurels of vintage sounds of yore. An excellent approach to disparaging elements and a seamless fusion of neighboring ones, Sarcasm have created an album that transcends the sum of its parts to be something truly enjoyable. If you’re one of those who have turned away from Swedeath due to a lack of growth in the sound, hop on this immediately. Yes, really.

    Rating: 3.5/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Hammerheart Records
    Website: Album Bandcamp
    Releases Worldwide: May 29th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #Analepsy #AtTheGates #DarkTranquility #Dismember #Feral #HammerheartRecords #LifeforceOmnibound #LIK #May26 #Pestilence #Review #Reviews #Sarcasm #SwedishDeathMetal #Vomitory #Watain #Wommbath
  17. CW: jirachi with a big dick

    more coloring practice feat. jirachi cause why not 💫​

    #pokemon #jirachi #hyper #hypercock #feral

  18. CW: NSFW, Feral x Humanoid, Gay

    [Anim] - I Think He Likes You (Feral Pokemon x Trainer)
    Did you know that Sylveon can read their trainer's feelings through their ribbons? So if you happen to keep having horny thoughts about your Pokemon, it's gonna know - and next chance it gets, it's gonna make sure you know that the feelings are mutual~

    Another self-indulgent smutty animation, cos they're fun~. Could be smoother in places and longer in others but if I let myself put too much work into it I'd never move on to working on the stuff I'm actually being paid to do lol

    #nsfw #gay #male #sylveon #pokemon #riding #feral #feralbottom #bondage #tiedup #boundtop #cuminass #cuminside #cumonchest #sheath #knot #POV #animated

  19. Old art from 2021 ^^(I think), these are MediFox (created by me, so not official) and MediBang's alpaca mascot. Medi is a friendly fluffy white fox that can paint/color things with his big bushy tail and draw with his black claws.

    I took one look at their logo and screamed "fox!!" internally. Why didn't they go with a fox? I question that everyday :blobfoxcry2:

    #FurryArt #Furry #Feral #MastoArt #FeralFurry

  20. Didn't get any work done yesterday, but I'm getting back to it today in between loads of laundry. So I might be a little slow. But let's start with a kickboxer and an absolute animal.

    Ajax belongs to MythicWolf04 (Twitter)

    Cysio belongs to @me

    Want your own? I'm doing these for 30 USD a pop. Head over to comms.zeiroslion.art for details and the submission form!

    #Commission #CommissionsOpen #FightWithPride #Male #Gay #Bisexual #Kickboxing #Biting #Fighter #Furry #FurryArt #Anthro #AnthroArt #Feral #FeralArt

  21. Comm for @khloeprower. There's a furry scale, and Khloe is now on it! Which Khloe would you take home with you?

    • I have my own telegram art channel! (18+) t.me/TrevorFoxArt
    • Comm form and other places to find me: linktr.ee/Trevor_Fox

    #trevor_fox #khloe_prower #fox #anthro #furry #feral #cartoon_eyes #animal_humanoid #kemonomimi #2_tails #two_tails #number_print #text #yellow_fur #maid_uniform #dress #maid_headress #maid_apron #high_heels #stockings #green_eyes #klonoap