Are people who draw anthro (anthropomorphic) characters fetishists or artists?

by Danelle Karth

Grouping large groups of people into a single category is rarely a good idea. There are very few cases when such groupings work. In order to answer a question that is posed with...read more

by Kessie Carroll

The anthro vs. furry debate is one that rages on and on, both within and without the community. Anthro is typically animals with human characteristics. The Lion King characte...read more

by Jack Mcdaniel

Upon viewing a piece of Tadashi Hayakawa's art I always have the feeling that something important, something central, is lurking just off the canvas. There is an earthy quality ...read more

by Gabriel Rose

Art is simply fetish engrained into a physical medium. Some people -have- to do some things one way, while others do it another..Looking at any form of art, you'll see how ever...read more

by Timor Sceleris

The term "anthropomorphic" is in the general sense giving human characteristics to nonhuman items like animals, inanimate objects, and sometimes even forces of nature. In the ar...read more

by Katrina Gudnitz

What should be weighed is what the observer interprets. The critical observer never knows the intent of the artist unless it's admitted by the artist or it's apparent beyond mos...read more

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by Schuyler Lamdon

So many types of artwork have been created throughout history, and each has at least one artist famous for that particular type of art. For doing what they do best, over time ma...read more

by Sora Jhannoa

The term Anthro is a shortened version of the word Anthropomorphic, which means an animal with human characteristics, is a colloquial word used in many online art communities. A...read more