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Enough for now.

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>>126 Since there seem to be so few banners on tap at the moment, and all my old ones have vanished, I suppose it wouldn't hurt if I uploaded some of my favourites. The number may seem a triffle excessive, but I haven't uploaded all of them, honestly!

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I never actually saw this one in use.

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I found this hilariously disgusting photo somewhere and immediately saw its possibilities.

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I've only twice used my own art in a banner. The first was "Body Werk" (above), and the second one this.

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It's hard to say why I even thought of this. It was just a file I came across somewhere, with a picture of a perfectly innocent hotdog. But it popped into my head that if I put a tail on it, it became "furry." From there to an Fchan banner was an easy leap.

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This has got to be one of my two favourite Fchan banners of all those I've made. It comes from an episode of an odd bit of Euro-cartoon filler called "The Jungle Show." The best of them, in my opinon, focuses on this mysterious cat-girl driving up to a gas station in the middle of the desert somewhere in the American southwest. The car is a generic convertible, but obviously meant to be a '59 caddy. I had to extend the car body and windshield forward, and painted inthe road sign entirely myself.

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This is my other favourite banner. You may have noticed, by now, that many of my banners have subtle, or not so subtle, digs at the chan or at furry fandom.

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This may be a little off the beaten path for most furries. But many are old enough to remember SCTV and the McKenzie Bros. The photo is not from the program, though. It's a photo of the McFarlane toy that was in toy stores some years ago. wish I had one! (Actually, it was two sets) But I found the photo on the company's website.

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I used this skin for my MP player for a long time. I've switched to another since, but this is still an attractive one.

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If I were doing this now, I'd shorten the text so that it could be in larger font. I know it's hard to read in the pygmy 100x300 pixel format I'm forced to use. But I think it's worth squinting to figure it out.

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This is from one of the goofiest Teen Titans episodes, where the TT are transformed by Mambo into animals. I wanted to use Raven (as a rabbit), but this one of Starfire as a cat seemed to offer better possibilities.

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If the McKenzie brothers are likely to be unfamilar to some fans, this is right off the wall! The "rabbits" are actually a performing string quartet from Japan, called "Moon of the Dream." They play classical stuff -- Mozart and the like -- for audiences that are mainly children and family. There's at least one CD that I know of, but it isn't likely available at HMV. I didn't expect anyone to recognize the rabbits, of course, but I thought it was such a neat furry photo that I had to use it.