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Your First Furry Convention

Hooray! You've made it to your first furry convention! Now what? Join us as we give you some tips and tricks to make your Furlandia experience as much fun as absolutely possible!

Fursuit Makers Meet and Greet

For professional and hobbyist suit makers to get together and talk shop! Treats provided by the Mischief Makers.

Back to Basics—Using Shapes

Yote will guide you through a method of sketching using shapes to create structure in characters. You don't want to miss this!

Apples to Artists is a game just like Apples to Apples, but instead of simply putting down your answer card, you draw what the combination entails! e.g.: green card: Arrogant, red card: Cheesecake, you have to draw an arrogant cheesecake. Up to 10 players can play in 1 round, each round averaging around 15 minutes.

Furry 101 for Parents

So your child says they are a furry, what does that mean? Come get your questions answered and meet other parents of furry children.

Making Furry Comics

How to turn your art into a narrative.

Finding Your Fursona

We will dive into how to find out what your Fursona is and how to bring it to life with your art.

How to Make Tribblets

Come learn how to make Tribblets! (Like the tribbles from Star Trek, but without the licensing.) Vi trades all of her tribblets for donations to the Make a Wish Foundation.

Watch Me Work

Learn from our Guest of Honor Bongo from The Mischief Makers as she creates her magic right in front of you!

Color Me Prisma

Come watch and learn Yote's techniques she uses in her colored pencil works!

Anatomy of a Furry

Tutorial on how to draw realistic and made-up anatomy for furry art.

Instagram Furs Meet and Greet

Come mix and mingle with your fellow Instagram Furs!

The Historical Context of Furry Art

While "furry" is a modern concept, art of anthropomorphic animals and of human-animal hybrids has existed for thousands of years. Come learn about a brief overview of how art from the past several decades, centuries and beyond may have developed into the category we know today as furry art. As skeptical as non-furries sometimes are of furry art, it DOES have a valid historical place!