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Awesome, beautiful style. Also side note. I love that plant he's holding, I don't know what it's called but it's one of my favorites.
this post was submitted on 09 Mar 2026
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Very cute art, I really like kemonos
Cute indeed.
Does it count as kemono? For me kemono was kinda an alias for demihuman which separates from furry.
Not really, kemono is an asian style of furry art
AFAIK, kemono is just the Japanese equivalent for "furry." (not literally tho). It separates humans with animal ears and tails from full on anthros. Literally it means "beast" or "animal."
It separates humans with animal ears and tails from full on anthros.
So you are saying that in Japanese kemono refers to full anthros or the other way around? If full anthros, then what is their word for "just cat ears"?
"Kemono" is for full anthros, "kemonomimi" ("beast ears") is the partial animal human hybrids.
Ohh, and I thought Kemono is just a short form of Kemonomimi. Thank you ^^
This means that I can now also push the furry content to !kemonomoe@ani.social too /j
love the art style!
I like this image. There are lots of things that bring me joy. Hobbies, you know. But growing plants is the one thing that makes me happy and gives me a feeling of inner peace. Taking care of something and watching it grow is such a nice feeling. I love plants so much. This image encapsulates that feeling perfectly <3
I understand how you feel. But I for myself am happy that my cacti survived so far (at least the ones which did survive).
My sister is like that, too :3c I hope your surviving cacti have a long life ahead of them!