Nievaris (@Nievaris_Art@mastodon.art)

Attached: 3 images Of course I also needed to make and have a fox one because...obvious reasons :> And also of course you can find it in my etsy store x3 https://nievarisart.etsy.com #Furry #FurryArt #EtsySeller #FurryArtOnEtsy #SmallBusiness...

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