I've been making fan characters and OCs since about 2007. Some of my oldest characters include a red husky inspired by the Balto movies, and a surfing yellow lab named Joe. I'm unsure if any art of them have survived almost 20 years. By creating these characters, I learned how fun it is to write original concepts, and simply just have fun with the characters I'm drawing, and I've never stopped drawing since.

I'm currently in the process of archiving ALL of the characters I've ever created over on Toyhouse and I might archive them here as well if enough people are interested. Some characters I create to tell a story, some I buy to support other artists, some I create for one-off comics, some I create specifically to sell, and some I create just because it's fun. 

Furry to me means everything. I've been a furry before I knew that word existed. I think I found the furry community in about 2009 if I recall correctly, but I've been engaging with the community since 2012. I didn't meet anybody else who was this engaged in the furry subculture in person until after the COVID pandemic restrictions were lifted in 2022, where I attended my first convention, Anthrocon! I genuinely think this convention rewired my brain and caused me to start coming out of my shell more than I ever have.

I grew up watching furry vlogs, and while I'm by no means a professional videographer, I think it's nice to have a video memento once I've gone to a convention. Since I started going to conventions in my freshman year of college, I haven't had the time to put together many videos documenting the fun times I've had with my friends and I because of the amount of pressure college has been. Now that I've graduated, I'm excited to start editing the hours of footage I've gathered over the years at various cons!