A Fox in the Film Archive

[singhcr]

Someone's quite pleased with himself. I don't know if the archivist will be so happy once they see this mess. Still, it's hard to fault the little fluffball when he's so content.

[Chipster-roo]

This is really cute and well-done, singhcr, you drew the fox very well, and the situation is funny

Would it be all right if this picture was shared on Twitter?

[singhcr]

Thank you! Feel free to share, I appreciate it!

[Vesper]

Wonderful job indeed, my dear. I love the how the fox is about being tangled up in a film. *Spin- Hugs*  

[singhcr]

Thank you <3

He's a silly foxy indeed, he's also a film lover just like his wolfy pal Tyrell <3

I love how happy he is in this drawing!

[Vesper]

Indeed. *Spin-hugs*

[MeadowRabbit]

Very cute! Fun idea, too.

[Acacia Heartstrings]

That little wolf is very naughty and must surely like the movies a lot. To the point of making his bed in that place. It's a love.    

[Vesper]

Me too. I probably do the same thing and make my own Warren out of film.

[singhcr]

Thank you!

I rather like the idea of a film den.

[Vesper]

Off course, dear. *Hugs with Nuzzles*

[singhcr]

Awww <3

[Vesper]

*Spin-hugs*

[singhcr]

Here is a full resolution full resolution version of my drawing if anyone would like it.

All of my drawings are scanned in at 600 DPI at a minimum. I strongly urge artists to keep their work at a high resolution. Mine is about 4500x4000 pixels and is around 25 MB. If I used flat colors it would compress even more without losing any quality, as I use lossless PNG format. Not only is high resolution important for viewing as you can see all the fine details and enjoy it much more, it's especially important if you want to make prints. Data storage is cheap- your artwork is precious. Make it as good as you can!