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HYPERSIZED FURRY | |
| Seph Ebonblade is (pick any combination of the following):
[ ] A talented furry/scaley artist. You've been warned. If you're not into hyper-sized naughtybits, you'd probably better stay away. If you are, or just curious, definitely give this guy a peek. | |
MACROFURRY | |
 Macrophile.com | Widely known among the macrofurry fandom, Macrophile.com is one of a handful of greeat online communities. They host a few wonderful macrofurry artists and authors and a great discussion forum. If you're not a member of the Macrophile forums, sign up NOW... it's free, after all! I truly love this community, and can be seen here occasionally trying to plug BlackWolfe.net or just sharing the fruits of my labors... if you can call what I do labor. |
| Another great macrofurry website with a great forum for discussion and sharing. I'm not nearly as regular on BigFurs.com as I am on Macrophile, but I have been known to poke my head in occasionally. | |
| Brahma, "the No-Bull Minotaur", is a regular on FurryMUCK and Macrophile.com. He's a great furry author and an all-around good guy. By all means, check out his website, particularly the Myle Hai stories, "Working Out" and "Stomping to the Beat". That Myle Hai is just plain YUMMY. >:P~~~ <---droolin wolf'yote. | |
| Cashew Lou, the Yukon Wolf. Yet another wonderfully talented furry author, Lou's got a wicked, quirky sense of humor. I highly recommend "Forget the Runway, Foam the Terminal." | |
| The Giants' Club is an area on FurryMUCK that caters to macros, micros, and those who adore/fear them. (Fear microfurs? Um... whatever, BlackWolfe.) Arilin's a great author as well, and often submits her stories for the perusal of macrofurry fans worldwide on this website. I highly recommend "Seeing the Angel." Though the directions are on her website, I just want to say that if you want to go to the GC on FurryMUCK, simply [t]eleport to [l]azy [c]reek (t lc), then head north. Read the sign -- ACTUALLY READ IT -- agree to the rules, and [n] again to get in! | |
| What can be said about Gideon's Corral? Well, if you've been to ANY macrofurry website, you've probably either (a) seen his phenomenal artwork or (b) seen a link to his webpage. Mark "Gideon" Parsons is one of the most incredibly talented artists in the macrofur community, and his potently endowed males, females, and hermaphrodites are awe-inspiring.
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 Duncan 'Roo | Duncan, the Big, Green Roo, is about 100' tall and has a collection of sketches of himself by various artists. He's also something of a photographer, or at least a shutterbug, and takes pics of himself EVERYWHERE he goes. He's also a real nice guy. |
| Cerberus is wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. And yet he's so very, very right. His dark, twisted humor fits right into most macrophiles' darkest moods and lightens them via a twisted, cartoonish sort of catharsis. I really ought to see about getting him to submit "And A Crappy New Year" to Spike & Mike's Twisted Animation Festival or something. | |
| The inimitable Ken 'Cougr' Sample, creator of the much-beloved, much admired, much-lusted-after DracoPuma, has his home at www.macrofurry.com and deserves it. | |
 M5 -- Mega Macro Mataki's Mighty Monstrosity (of a website) | Mataki and I first met on the now-defunct Lofty Bearing forums. I've stolen MPI from her tutorials on her webpage, and modified it to my own use. I've written a couple of stories, drawn her a picture, and now I'm giving her a link, too! Because her site is just that cool. |
MUCKs, MUDs, etc. | |
| Bandari, a trade port town in northwest Africa, is the setting for this 1920's thematic MUCK. Giants, magic, and natives both hostile and friendly make this SteamPunk world a fascinating place for natives and expatriates alike. | |
| FurryMUCK, the biggest, and best known, MUCK in Furry Fandom. Really, need I say more? | |
| FuzzyLogic is a less rigidly thematic MUCK than Bandari, but definitely has its theme: FURRRRS IINNNNN SPAAAAAAAACE! Check it out, why'n'cha? | |
WEBCOMICS | |
| When role-playing gaming systems are in trouble, the Gaming Guardians will be there, defending the trolls, the dwarves, the infrareds, and, not quite incidentally, their own hides from villains such as The Unprodigal (defeated), Scarlet Jester (defeated), Second Edition (defeated, then recruited), Ultima (defeated, imprisoned, and under a geas), and, oh, yeah... GORGON (very, very, very undefeated). Written (and very well, indeed) by Graveyard Greg, drawn by WebTroll. Check it out | |
| A look into the quirky lives of Susan and Eric Deer. A look into some of the interesting facets of predator/prey relationships. Mostly, a look into the mind of creator Susan Rankin. Very funny, very worth a look. | |
 Carpe Diem (Life was meant to be AWESOME!) | "Life was meant to be awesome!" A view into the lives of a group of furs who congregate in and around a gym -- many of them work there -- and those who care about them. Like much of Graveyard Greg's work, it's very well written, insightful, and occasionally (when warranted) very, very funny. With art by the incomparable Redkam, this comic is more than worth taking a look at. |
 BoomerExpress | "When it ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY has to be pouched overnight!" BoomerExpress follows the employees of a delivery company (BoomerExpress, naturally) as they attempt to deliver a package. To another dimension. And that's neither the beginning nor the ending of the weirdness. Very funny webcomic by Tyrnn Eaveranth and Jakebe Sunraven |