Scyvvirさんのイラストまとめ

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Paper & Plastic is about two webcomic retail coworkers; David and Jasper. Together they survive destructive teenagers, indecisive old people, and entitled middle class chumps; all while juggling relationships, school, and their personal lives.

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Lackadaisy —

A gorgeous, rip-roarin', bootleggin' story full of 1920's prohibition-era gangsters, Tracy Butler has something special on her hands here.

Often hilarious and full of heart, it should not be missed:
https://t.co/Q6hQal1htP

Do Furries read comics these days?

For whatever reason I rarely see folks talking about them. There's a lot of really impressive stuff out there.

I've talked about it in the past but at some point I really do want to get some kind of list made for those interested.

Been enjoying a few radically different point and click games recently and I've been having a grand time

That more people on here haven't heard of Brok is frankly criminal

Feral characters are cool and good and will remain so, the opinions of children are as always to be ignored.

Curling up with a classic and hopefully fighting off the last of whatever this thing is

Should make for a fun, comfy time

Fun fact that no one asked for:

Scyvvir is not a name, but a thing

A scyvvir is a class of spirit ordinarily bound by oath and charged with upholding a specific duty or set of duties; Cassius isn't the only one

I'd like to have one of his female counterparts drawn some time.

@KosmicStoat 32.

I've got two characters, and I appreciate all the work that's gone into them over the years.

I would LOVE to see this kind of thing make a comeback.

I don't know why we ever stopped doing this weird, whimsical style of sci-fi.

All that gritty realism sucks the fun, bizarre creativity out of it https://t.co/XGJPia8Cj9

@FurtiveDingo I've got a couple that artists generally seem to appreciate: