On this day I want to tell you about, which will be about a thousand years from now, there were a boy, a girl and a love story. Now although I haven't said much so far, none of it is true. The boy was not what you and I would normally think of as a boy, because he was a hundred and eighty-seven years old. Nor was the girl a girl, for other reasons; and the love story did not entail that sublimation of the urge to rape and concurrent postponement of the instinct to submit which we at present understand in such matters. You won't care much for this story if you don't grasp these facts at once. If, however, you will make the effort, you'll likely enough find it jam-packed, chockfull and tiptop-crammed with laughter, tears and poignant sentiment which may, or may not, be worth while. The reason the girl was not a girl was that she was a boy. How angrily you recoil from the page! You say, who the hell wants to read about a pair of queers? Calm yourself. Here a...

Hand drawn and colored using My Drawing 2 app.    https://www.deviantart.com/tfaulkner821 Fear Me. 

 Still working on the United States Gals series I started over 2 years ago! For these two states, I imagined them as sisters who love to go hiking through the Blue Ridge Mountains~from sketch~ To finished painting~ To video with music by John Denver!

  Mervyn Peake, writer and artist.

 I don't know if this 1982 movie from Rankin/Bass studios counts as anthro, but surely a talking unicorn would be considered I think. An engaging film based on the Peter S. Beagle novel, the unicorn goes in search of her missing companions.  Aided by Shmendrek (hope I spelled his name correctly!) the wizard and his traveling companion Molly Grue, their quest is fraught by many perils. One of the most heart breaking is when the wizard turns the unicorn into a mortal girl to save her from the Red Bull (I can feel this body dying all around me!) If you've seen the movie,you'll know! If you haven't, be sure to give it a watch!