DWC Marshal Arts

The Art of DWC MARSHAL ARTS Edit by @wanderingtoto

Mfw I have to return to my stasis tube

2022 vs 2026

Starr has some crazy facial acting that's ripe for expression practice Also damn, my stuff looks different 4 years on

Y'all liked Doglander a little too much

Lt. Colonel Rudyard witnesses the restorative power of burritos

It’s quite effective, actually

Still got it

@maly_time No(t yet)!

@Infurnationale Is there moreeeee!

Campfire Creeps

Your regular reminder that you can get my stuff as prints and other formats at inprnt.com/gallery/dwcmar… !

Iron lung sequel called Iron Liver where the ocean is made of Bloody Marys and you breathe through a stalk of celery

Found this old thing…

@LeonMcBane No relation!

@Infurnationale I'd not heart of Pyotr Krasnov before. The English really betrayed the Cossacks something terrible.

"KRASNOV WITH THE PEOPLE" Collection Now available (and more) on my print shop! inprnt.com/gallery/dwcmar…

@TheScreamPits Apparently!

@Infurnationale Is that legal…?

Just now, me and my family were given two months to move because the property owner is selling the duplex we and another family live in when the lease is up in June! Great time to be alive!

Adrift

Not everything is “bathed in edge & despair.” Some of the work is funny. Some warm. Some slice-of-life. Some eerie. Some tender. Some absurd. The common thread is that it suggests a feeling, whether strong or slight, hopeful or painful. (3)

A lot of furry art is built around the fursona as the main event. Anthro Swim often favors work where the character feels like part of a larger world: a ship with worried faces, a desolate road with a lonely woman, a city celebrating New Year’s, a bittersweet memory. (2)

Anthro Swim is not “furry_irl but sadder,” nor is it just people stapling Adult Swim branding onto furry art. It’s a curated space for anthro work where mood, atmosphere, place, and implied story matter as much as the character itself. Thoughts on what this means: 🧵(1)