#otherhearted art

[wild-forest-critter]

uh hi tumblr heres art

[o-i-w-u]

fucking hell its midnight but uh

i made a little therian thingy with that one song,,, ignore all the fucked up proportions i didnt care enogough to fuix em

[iwcecweam606]

Pfp gitf for @furretsden !

[nibblesofkibble]

[spookedwerewolf]

[corvid-canidae-art]

✦𝔱𝔥𝔢𝔰𝔢 𝔬𝔩𝔡 𝔟𝔬𝔫𝔢𝔰✦

art piece about therianthropy + a fox skeleton I found in the forest (that I now keep in my curio cabinet.)

Pics of the skeleton below if anyone is curious:

TW for animal death/animal bones ofc

[honeyymoss]

She's to short

[nyctohyloph0bia]

I felt a certain way about my identities and synpathy today. Mostly how they feel through my synesthesia, I tried putting it on a comprehensive artwork.

[This is how my identities feel, not how the labels themselves feel.]

[dumbwolfdog]

I don't draw animals often, but I doodled my kintype.

[a-silly-alterhuman]

yaelokre masks!! perrire and clementine!

@yaelokre (sorry if u dont like being tagged) so ive been making these masks of perrire and clementine from yaelokres songs/story(?) because i thought they were very cool and convinced my bf to wear one of the masks with me and he picked perrires/the mooses and i choose clementines! they arent fully done ofc as i need to paper mache a lot more and paint and stuff but i think they look pretty good!! (yes im aware i look young but i am of age requirements)

clementines!

perrires!

[doggdaysss]

*sticking my paw under your door* LET ME I

[hollow-forest-creations]

Grocery Bag Tail Tutorial!

Buckle up, this is a long one lol! Also please mind any typo's. We're very dyslexic.

(Note: While I feel this craft can be relatively straight forward and repetitive once you get in the rhythm, still be prepared for this to take a several hours to complete)

Step 1:

thread a long piece of thread on a needle to roughly the length you want your tail to be. (A little bit of extra length is always good. This can be trimmed later.)

Step 2:

Measure out a 5"x5" (127mm x 127mm) square template out of paper, (This will roughly end up being the width the tail is around.) then fold it in half.

Step 3:

Cut the bag into a rectangle shape, preferably not including the label for a solid color. (Or leave it, that's up to you!) (Also, I like to save the access trims from the bag for other projects)

(Hint: If you paint a light wash of acrylic paint on the bag at this step you can change the color of the tail ;3 )

Step 4:

Fold the rectangle once vertically, and once horizontally.

Step 5:

Cut along 3 of the folded sides but NOT the side where they are all attached! (This is so it remains one solid piece) Fold It back out and it should have cleaner edges. (Once again I like to keep the trimmings for use in other projects.)

Step 6:

Fold the rectangle towards you and roughly to the size of the folded paper template (see step 2) Trim three edges; the one closest you you, and the side edges. NOT the top!

Step 7:

Hold the bag in the middle of the non-cut side and cut strips into the CUT sides of the bag. (it should end up looking like the second picture)

Congrats! You're over half way! Keep it up, you got this!

Step 8:

GENTLY pull each piece apart and lay them out. if done correctly up to this point, they should look like the image above. Repeat steps 3-8 until you have a decent amount of these. (You should make around 10-15 of these before moving on to the next step.)

Step 9:

Pile each of the squares on top of each other, then thread them through the center once one way and then back close to the center a second time. Make sure to leave some extra thread. (See the second image.) (Don't string it back through the same hole or it wont hold.)

Step 10:

Tie a double knot with the end of the thread and the other part of the thread still attached to the needle.

Step 11:

Trim the access from the side not attached to the needle. (Do NOT cut the thread attached to the needle! (It should look roughly like the second image.)

Step 12:

Tie a piece of string to the thread and double knot it. Trim extra. (this will help bulk it uses so you wont need to make nearly as many squares.)

One more step!

Step 13:

Slide the knot down to the the end where the bags are, then string another square.

Continue this process of alternating tying a knot of string and adding a plastic square until you are satisfied with the length! Simply tie it off at the end when you're done! (trimming at the end for shaping the tail can help too)

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If anyone makes this and wants to post it, please tag us! we'd love to see! This method can most likely be used with other materials as well so get creative!

Also:

-Let us know if anyone finds a way to improve on how to make these more efficiently.

-If anyone has any questions about the tutorial, please let us know in the comments, and we'll try my best to answer. -Max

[paxthepuppycat]

hai !! Could I get a stim board for a church grim ? (If you could add some masc gothic stims or paw stims that would be cool!! /nf)

oooo I’ve never meet a church grim before! Hope this is alright :)

[poplarbark]

domestic passivity

[spookedwerewolf]

how clothes fit on me

Very Natural. Very Human. /sarc

[roomwithavoid]

nonhuman blinkies (f2u with or without credit AFTER reblogging this post!) [BLINKIES MASTERPOST]