So yeah, in real life I'm a fat, brown-haired, sickly pallor (from lack of sunlight) human with a slight case of babyface. Definitely have blue eyes, prominent eyelashes, and whiskers though. When I get proper and healthy amounts of sunlight, my skin turns orange. The big X-shaped marking on my fursona is loosely based on my IRL chest hair pattern...which is sparse and thin, basically just small patches of the four corners.
I'm a human of mixed ancestry; the single biggest chunk is "Irish" at 1/4 each from both parents (so depending on my mood that either "adds up to half an Irish" or two separate 1/8th Irish). Basically every fursona I've had is some sort of mix, mutt, or hybrid because being mixed is part of my American identity.
I feel the wings I draw on my various fursona forms. I know they aren't real; I can feel them stretch, flex, spread, flap, weigh down on me, etc. but I'm aware it's just my imagination. The modern "compassionate" attitude towards this would be to tell me to either seek out surgery to get myself cosmetic skin flaps that sorta look like wings if you squint or to tell me to jump off a roof and fly because the wings are "real" because I feel them in my head; at least, that's the attitude towards believing you're the "wrong" gender.
ok i gotta be honest your lineart is kinda sucky its all wonky i would recommend you training like the size of pen you use and learn how to do more fluent lines and maybe watch others arts and look at references (im saying this as a friend i hope you dont take it badly but your furry looks nice in the idea it is trying to be but in the art itself it is a bit trash)
ok i gotta be honest your lineart is kinda sucky its all wonky i would recommend you training like t
