Old-School cartoon wildlife and fantasy artist turned Video Game QA Tester here.

Instead of talking all about myself, I'd like to explain that while there are many fine submissions to Fur Affinity, I only choose one favorite per week. The reason for this is that rather than instantly burying a favorite under a dozen more faves, I like to have people that visit my page actually get to see something special that I like, and let it remain in the spotlight for a full week before selecting another.

So if you're an artist and I put you on my buddy list, but don't 'fave' any of your submissions straight away, don't despair! I'm just as likely to fave a two year old piece as I am to fave something submitted an hour ago. Who knows, next week it may be YOUR turn to have one of your pieces be my 'Favorite of the Week!' ^_^

Do you like classic animated cartoons (i.e. before there was CGI)? If so, check out my journals -- I've got links to literally dozens of great clips, both familiar and obscure.

Like comics? Here are quick shortcuts to the first pages of my longest continued comic book-type stories: The Familiar Contest, The Wolfglen Incident and Of Weasels and Women.

 mkaz is my husband. Watch him!

Our niece,  Madame-Dei. Sadly, she has chosen to disable her account for personal reasons, but I'm keeping this link here just in case she ever decides to return...

Member of  socalfurs  mustelids and especially  Stoats-N-Weasels!

I also support  thebadgersett.

Uh-oh ... Fitch the Pine Marten has joined the MARTEN ARMY OF DOOM! ====>

For those who believe, no explanation is necessary. For those who do not believe, no explanation will suffice.

"Speaking of wishes, you know what I never understood? Genies! They tell you to wish for anything you want and then they add some terrible twist. Like you wish to jump high so he turns you into a frog. Why? Who gains from this? The genie? Where's the benefit? You should be fighting genies, man, not me. I'm not the problem; genies - genies are the problem."
-Doofenshmirtz rambles on to Perry the Platypus

Dr. D: Ugh! You ever try to sue a genie?