CoreyFox And Treeflower

[Llewthepoet]

Thank you. You remembered my name change.

[CoreyFox]

I love it! The artist obviously knows somehow that Corey likes to remain underdressed, so he has certainly done the right thing.

[Llewthepoet]

Thanks! The rest of you feel free to comment on the drawing if you wish!

[Rooster]

Pretty snazzy dude, though I don't think the six-pack fits the character (no offense Cory)

[Bocaj Claw]

I find your lack of pants disturbing. Or perhaps, I just wanted to use a star wars quote.

[VenM2]

"I cannot teach him, he has no pants."
I remember reading 20 star wars quotes that had words replaced with the word 'pants'. Hilarious it it.

The drawing is excellent, but I too feel like bocaj

[Tom Flapwell]

Corey's look reminds me a bit of "Suburban Jungle." Drezzer Wolf might seduce him.

Good thing you used a plus symbol and not a times symbol.

[Llewthepoet]

Reminds him of Fred Astaire!

I hope you still like it CoreyFox!

[CoreyFox]

I have the underdressed version in my room, so i can look at it anytime.

Rooster: The six-pack works for my fursona. The real me is kinda pudgy.

Tom Flapwell: I never thought of that. Sounds like another good pic idea. The Gneech will be at AnthroCon this year and i'm going. I'll ask him.

Bocaj: I think it's natural.

[Tom Flapwell]

Here is an updated fully clothed picture:
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e155/ ... eavers.jpg

Looks the same to me.

[Llewthepoet]

Did you refresh the picture?

[Tom Flapwell]

Oh! Must be something about my cookie folder.

[Llewthepoet]

Oh! Must be something about my cookie folder.

NAH! He does all of his work on the computer and he just changed the picture, but the same file.

[Steve the Pocket]

Firefox has a weird way of handling cache. I still haven't figured out its criteria for deciding whether to load the page/image from scratch or fetch it from the cache. 'Cause it seems to work OK some times and not others.

Picture's awesome, by the way. That Roman is quite the artist. But we've known that for quite some time now.

[Richard K Niner]

Firefox has a weird way of handling cache. I still haven't figured out its criteria for deciding whether to load the page/image from scratch or fetch it from the cache. 'Cause it seems to work OK some times and not others.

In this case, I'll point out the caching is affected by the server's settings: cache for 48 hours. You can prevent cache issues by either clearing your cache, or viewing the image by itself and hitting Ctrl+F5.

Also, I don't save my cache between sessions, so I don't usually get these kind of problems.