#Fur Clothing

[thegloryofhisveil-1]

[harvestheart]

The Evenks are a Tungusic people of North Asia. In Russia, the Evenks are recognised as one of the indigenous peoples of the Russian North, with a population of 38,396. In China, the Evenki form one of the 56 ethnic groups officially recognized by the People's Republic of China, with a population of 30,875

Evenki mother and baby from the Neryungrinsky District, Sakha Republic, Siberia. Photographed by Alexander Khimushin.

[luxeintimate]

[golswia]

ineffable retirement

[winterseamusicnotes]

"Did we outlive Neandertals because of our clothing?"

[babanasaur]

Artfight 2024 Chill

A larger artfight piece featuring Chill, done for Volcatic!

[otaku553]

Quite frankly still obsessed with the three of them

A little procrastination doodle

[temtamtom]

I’ve got 18th century France on the brain again, here he is as a cuirassier ❤️

[themeeplord]

I have some valuable information for you guys. The place I'm an interning at has an office cat.

I bring you, Flik

When she's not all up in your face demanding pets, she's chilling somewhere nearby.

(video alt text: the same cat that are in the pictures is laying next to a window atop a white blanket. Outside the window small snowflakes gently fall down.)

[canisalbus]

saw your modern au piece where you tagged 'scenthound' and it just made me think about vasco in the original story after machete dies and how he'll never smell and take comfort in whatever unique smell machete had ever again and whoops I made myself sad

O- oh...

To be honest I don't know if Vasco's sense of smell is significantly better than a non-scenthound dog's (I mean maybe a little? Since scenthounds tend to have large nasal cavities and more room for olfactory receptors than a dog with shorter or narrower snout? But it's not really relevant in this context).

The way I see it, dog people's sense of smell is more acute than ours, but not as overpowered as that of an actual dog. Scents are more meaningful to them. For example, when you spend enough time with someone, your scents start to blend together, and smelling like your partner/family is an important part of bonding. I'd imagine that it plays into grieving process too. Even if you held on to the belongings of the deceased, their specific scent will eventually fade away from them as well.

I've talked about how the dogs perceive smells here and here.

[cyanorhis]

some reference studies from pinterest pics I've been doing...

[snepfeathers]

Aww, looks like Nyx is enjoying being a spoiled little kitty... er, well, maybe not so little at this point. That new collar certainly isn't the only treat Juniper has given her ~

(Maybe the next present should be a bigger bra though?)

[intr0verted-weird0]

[skunkes]

quick pupysona design adjustment

[plegdoctor]

Endlessly entertained by ghosts being half in half out of costume

[silusvesuius]

testing out drawing maormer 🪸🐚🪸 and a nelvas 🧣📜🩷 i'll ramble about maormer a bit in the tags