Firstly, I apologise in advance for the complete lack of anything approaching stylistic consistency in the following. It’s a combination of incompetence, indecisiveness, and the constant influx of high-quality art here making me endlessly re-evaluate my own choices. Plus, by about the last 2/5ths I was goofing around a bit.
Secondly, this is my first real attempt at making something like this with a clearly defined linear story, so hopefully it’s easy enough to follow. If not, please be sure to ruthlessly insult me, so as to ensure I don’t repeat that mistake.
As always, feedback and critique is both welcomed and invited.
Ngl this style and format is amazing and i love the documentary kind of tone. Plz do more in the future either on forests, swamps, the coast, sea, desert, etc.
This was beautifully done! I can hear the narrator voice for the documentary.
Now I picture the Feral Fluffy version of Meerkat Manor from Animal Planet.
Also? @TG_89 your art is very much part of that influx of high quality art. While it is the creative’s curse to be their own worst critic, as an outside observer?
Your work is DAMN good, and the narrative in this little documentary excerpt gave it even more punch.
I know I for one am overjoyed to see it, and will eagerly await whatever work you decide to do next.
I swear people really overestimate brown fluffy’s abilities to survive in the wild. Yes it’s all up to the writer’s headcanon but at the end of the day they’re still fucking fluffys
Creators come in a myriad of styles and talent levels. What matters is having an idea and bringing it to life, and I think you did a fantastic job. Even your ‘goofing around’ is well done.
I hope the brown foal survives and because of this. Creates a dominant color. Kinda reminds me of this one artist that did a mini series of poop colored fluffies having a 99% chance of surviving in the wild where as bright colored ones died and attracted predators.
You’d think fluffies would be able to make up for their limited physical capabilities with their ability to speak and reason on a more human level. But this is not the case, even in large herds, fluffies cannot protect themselves from any kind of predator. They were created to be designer pets that could not even harm human children, therefore it is no surprise that a group of fluffies living in the wilderness would be unable to survive, especially into the winter months when scavenging becomes next to impossible. This is why feral Fluffies are mostly found living in areas where humans live, like parasites, they feed off of our leftovers and take advantage of our empathy for creatures less capable than ourselves. In this way, the Fluffy is doing exactly what it was designed to do.
