Fursona , 2020
17 x 26.6 in (h x w)
Digital

Many furries use an animal avatar known as a fursona to represent themselves in furry spaces. These characters are very personal to the individual and often act as a vehicle for exploring identity and creative self-expression. In this piece, a dragon sews himself together while filling himself with these intimate feelings that make fursonas so special to people.

Autres œuvres de Caroline Barlow

Get Out, Stay Out , 2021
13 x 17 in (h x w)
Digital
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Rising Sea
8 x 12 in (h x w)
Digital Illustration
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Fighting For Scraps
12.5 x 10 in (h x w)
Digital Illustration
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Another Year Together Again
16 x 25.6 in (h x w)
Digital Illustration
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Parade , 2020
17 x 26.6 in (h x w)
Digital
Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Plus de Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Untitled , 2021
12 x 9 in (h x w)
painting
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Happiness String , 2021
12 x 11.7 in (h x w)
Colored Paper, Roma Plastilina, string, cardboard
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
SELF , 2021
14 x 10.9 in (h x w)
Mixed media paper, Micron 08 Archival Ink, Graphic 3 Archival Ink
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Sassy Lady , 2021
14 x 10 in (h x w)
Fabric/Hot Glue
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Nanners , 2021
12 x 9.9 in (h x w)
digital drawing
Massachusetts College of Art and Design