Al Caso

A hand in the bird is better than two in the bush?... that can't be right.

Making a big splash

This is the real treat #oc #originalcharacter #furry #furryart #drawing

🍿👀❓ #oc #originalcharacter #furry #furryart #drawing

Commission for @Beatles68966710

They're so proud of her for standing up for herself. --- Calling this done for now. There's more I could clean up but that's for later, maybe. Animating yuri is fun, I should do this more often.

Game night.

Love your characters, here's a comic :3 @LimeAndRonnie

Guess she got tired of all the teasing. --- Not finished with this yet, full thing in a day or two.

Two cakes. No contest 🍰🍰 #oc #originalcharacter #furry #furryart #drawing

I think she should go get her gum back.

Oh yeah, she's READY

Fight is getting serious

#FanartFriday! If this gets retweeted by @goommymuffin I'll do a more NSFW version... with their permission xP

✨🥂✨ #oc #originalcharacter #furry #furryart #drawing

Sakura's long shift (Comm/Futa⚠️)

take me away

getting VERY friendly

@MikeG6_5 @LongTimeHistory There is literally no video evidence of kids initiating the violence. Police literally walked up to them and started grabbing them and putting them in chokeholds. After the Chief of police put her in a headlock then the students came to defend her. Fuck that guy. Deserved it.

Just to understand the dynamic here: They got violent and started throwing things at officers. Officers reacted to that violence with violence in kind. And somehow, this is the officer's fault? Charge the parents for their unruly children, sentence a few of them to 6 months or a year in jail. Put the kids in the juvie system until they are 21.

Chief of Police personally assaults multiple teenagers—for peacefully protesting ICE. Man in tan shirt caught on video putting student in a chokehold—later identified as Police Chief Scott McElree. "This was peaceful until police put their hands on students," said parent. Another officer tackled a student—throwing him into a large concrete sidewalk planter. "They were children being ganged up on by adults with no self-control." Quakertown Police Department released a statement claiming the students were "throwing snowballs." The incident occurred in Quakertown, Pennsylvania—about 30 miles due south of Philadelphia. #DemsUnited

Sometimes you just need it! 💝