Comments on: This serves to warn the player that if Arthur does not find a way to get his armor back, the next hit from an opponent will be fatal. This usually turns him into a skeleton, and the game ends.

By: Indighost

Indighost — Fri, 09 Jun 2017 20:27:26 +0000

Well now you just:

1. Seem more wholesome than ever

2. make me want to go hire a bunch of models for you to practice drawing!

Anyways, no matter what you are, keep being yourself, I think you’re doing great. :)

By: Frimpinheap

Frimpinheap — Thu, 08 Jun 2017 05:07:15 +0000

I am not a “furry guy” at all! Although, to be fair, I have not identified myself as anything else. And am not truly certain what “wholesome” means. I do not draw smut or murder but I am very critical, and inclined to complain. Artwise my creepiness draws from my lack of hard anatomical knowledge. I always want to do things in a very uninformed way, which can get very creepy if the figures or perspectives are not my usual fare. My manner of speech and unusual emotional system can also be creepy, but that is not related to your initial comment!

By: Indighost

Indighost — Fri, 02 Jun 2017 19:39:35 +0000

Yeah. My other furry friend just begged me for money a week after that and I finally think I agree with you, it’s better to just not get mixed up in that stuff!

Also, CREEPY?! You’re the most wholesome, innocent furry guy I know! :) I usually define creepy as any attempt by a person to impress their unsettlingly weird predilections upon another. But these images up above are just innocent joy! (except when the person’s character is inherently creepy, which may occur). The most anyone could accuse you of doing is flouncing smooth, blank spaces for public view, which is certainly nothing creepier than the same deed done by the average wall.

By: Frimpinheap

Frimpinheap — Thu, 01 Jun 2017 22:26:57 +0000

I am inherently creepy! What you see above may merely involve me selectively restraining my creepiness less than usual.

Back when I was high on student loans, having confused them for student grants, not realizing I had to pay them back, I think the most money I ever donated to a stranger was $100 toward the purchase of a wheelchair. I didn’t even know WHO it was, or neglected to document it. And so I never had any proof that the money was used for that. And eventually realized that every week somebody I was associated with in some way needed money or advertised someone else needing money (usually for a sick pet) and quickly gave up the idea! I am glad you evaluate your recipients to some degree.

By: Indighost

Indighost — Thu, 01 Jun 2017 21:03:20 +0000

Looks fantastic! I would love to purchase one, IF I had not spend my entire seasonal furry art budget donating $500 to the hospital bills of one of my favorite artist (and I don’t think it was a fake hospital bill, because there was pictures and everything), who then never acknowledged or thanked me for it. I’m very grumpy about this. -_-

But I love your drawings :) You even somehow managed to capture the creepy-ness of some of these people’s creepy ideas. Nice work