An artist who simply demands respect through a combination of interesting characters, clean and believable linework and form, and fantastic fur textures.
Trio of damn fine artists, Tracy Butler, Candy Palmer, Cynthia Rowen. Not 100% anthropomorphic, but tbh, very good under any classification :)
Taking in action, humour, and romance, Dave weaves a fantastic story that does not shy away from the darker sides of the soul.
Kali does some wonderful artwork, with highly expressive characters and some of the richest colours I have ever seen in traditional media. Very worthwhile to look around here.
What can I say, but an artist of truly excellent quality?
Fantastic anthropomorphic (and not) artwork by a very talented artist.
The guy has more names than I have fingers, not to mention some stories worth checking out :)
Just so its plain, not all of the links below are "family friendly". Take care choosing links to follow if that bothers you at all.
A collection of anthropomorphic stories. Worth a gander.
A furry search system, give it a whirl.
Big site, loads of links. Holds a special place in my memory for being the first furry site I ever found. Probably some people hate it for that very reason ;)
An immense archive of pictures from many artists. Some may have adult content.
First of a trio of excellent comics by Ralph Hayes.
Despite the title, its a clean comic, and rife with hilarious political commentary.
A great read, this strip had me reading it's many years of history for about 3 days straight.
Third in the trio, possibly with less comedy, but a strong and interesting plotline. Well worth following.
Now renamed to Goblin Hollow, one of the most fantastically funny and involving comics I've read :)
Cats, video games, and very, very funny strips.
Websites that simply contain content that I find interesting.
Packed full of recent developments in science and technology.
Great site to keep abreast of current computer hardware.
Please note I did not say Christian sites. If "alternative" religious and spiritual views offend you, avoid these.
Interesting page about shamanism. Makes a lot of sense (to me at least).
Information and pictures of, well, tigers.
Information and pictures of wolves, with an online shopping section.
A nice detailed site about my favorite big cat.
A really nice website on UK safari parks, with info and pictures on loads of animals.
Information and pictures of wolves. Rather nice games section too.
The World Wildlife Fund homepage. Nuff said.
A nice place to get web counters and other things for free. Sadly their counter code trips security warnings in Windows XP SP2, but the guestbooks are good.
The open directory project. It's like a human based search engine that many automatic engines like Altavista look into to find more results.
Dang good site for HTML and web stuff tutorials and info. Taught me about half of what I know about HTML :)
If you preferred the old webring style navigation system, this site took that over when yahoo took over webring.org. Worth a look, since yahoo really do a bad job of it.
Find webrings, then join them! Uses a server side, java based navigation system. No longer under Yahoo's control, so bonus points there!
Best mp3 and music player I've found.
