Sherwood Shade by Mosin

Our favorite foxy outlaw has discovered that shade is hard to come by in Sherwood Forest when you're huge! I want to thank Mosin not only for drawing this for me, but for his patience while I tried to decide on a pose.

I plan to color and shade this, but with RL being kinda crazy it might take a little while for me to get it done.

Artwork © Mosin on FA: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/mosin

Macro Robin by Blaze Kemono, colored by me (comm)

As promised, I've colored the picture of giant-sized and buff Robin Hood that Blaze Kemono drew for me a while back! He has kindly given me permission to post it, and here it is! I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did coloring and shading it. And I want to thank Blaze once again for the wonderful artwork!

The original artwork for this image can be viewed by following THIS LINK: https://macrofurs.social/@cashewlou/112655875019622305

Artwork © Blaze Kemono on FA: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/blazekemono
Color © me

AI NOTICE: I have never used generative AI technology in any of my graphic or written works, nor do I have any intention to do so in the future. I firmly believe its use in generating text and imagery is dishonest, disruptive, and is tantamount to theft, and should play no serious role in the creative process.

Macro Robin by Blaze Kemono (comm)

I've always wanted to see Robin Hood buffed up and grown to gigantic size, and when I shared this fantasy with Blaze Kemono, he awesomely agreed to draw it for me! So here's the foxy outlaw, proudly looming over a landscape that has more room for his humongous size than Sherwood! Thank you so much, Blaze, for the incredible artwork!

The colored version of this image can be viewed at the following link: https://macrofurs.social/@cashewlou/112787069772708839

Artwork © Blaze Kemono on FA: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/blazekemono
Robin © Disney

I just wanted to share a humorous little story I thought some of you might like to hear.

I collect pins from the 1973 Disney animated film "Robin Hood," chiefly of the main character. A year or so ago, the algorithms over at Zuckbook recommended to me a group specifically for that niche, and I joined.

I don't visit the group very often; it's more or less just background noise. A month or so ago a lady on there messaged me out of the blue to ask if I'd be interested in a "bargain lot," which turned out to mean 50 pins she wants to get rid of. Only one of the pins in the lot had Robin Hood on it, and it was a pin I already own. I told her diplomatically that I wasn't interested, but thanked her for thinking of me (though I suspect she sent a similar message to everyone in the group).

This, apparently, was an invitation for her to share her life's story, for I got another, much longer message in response.

She lives near Orlando, where Disney stuff is bountiful and easy to access. She has collected Disney memorabilia her entire life, and hasn't bothered to limit her collection to any favorite characters or movies ("just ALL of it!!!!" is how she put it to me). Her collection includes "more than just pins," she said, though I don't know what all that entails. Nothing wrong with any of that.

But (she went on to me, a complete stranger) her husband has apparently decided to put his foot down and reclaim some space. Their entire basement (and, I'm willing to wager, a fair chunk of their regular living area) is dominated by her Disneyana collection. So is the majority of their two-car garage. AND they rent two storage units for the rest! Alas, she didn't send any photos; I'm guessing they'd look like a very colorful episode of "Hoarders."

Now, I like collecting Robin Hood pins because they represent a character I love, and they take up very little space. But then again, I don't have that many of them. This lady told me she has over SIXTEEN THOUSAND pins, including "spares for trading." I had to re-read her message a few times to confirm that number. No wonder she has no qualms selling off "bargain lots" of 50; it's a drop in the ocean!

But, you know, far be it for me to judge; she's indulging a passion just like I am, just with MUCH more intensity. I hope Mr. and Mrs. Orlando can strike a happy medium.