Our new kitten Mashiko has currently come down with a fever and is acting pretty listless. We took her to the vet and they did some blood tests on her. Two tests we'll get in tomorrow, but the rest we won't get in for about a week.
One of the possible conditions she could have is fatal... there's no way to treat it.

She's on some sort of antibiotic now and she seems to be getting better, but we still don't know what she has. I hope to God it's not the fatal condition.

I know I have not been very active at all of late, and there'll probably be even less activity within these couple of weeks. I'm going to Seattle this week and I won't be able to take my computer with me (since we're flying and I don't want to risk it getting damaged or lost). And when I get back I'm going to have to, most likely, start work on an animation job. My father, who is a graphic designer/illustrator, got this job from a client who wants animations as well as illustrations. So he's passing the animation part off to me. This job might be worth $100-$600, so I'm probably going to really focus on that.

After this is all done though, I'm going to try to be a bit more active than I've been of late.

I wanted an opinion on something. I occasionally get these wild hairs and want to do something different with my comic strip. I do want to do something that would allow me to be able to do slice-of-life stories (which is what it's seems I'm tending to lean towards now) and more fantastical stories. Yes, I would like to have my cake and eat it too. But the way the comic seems to be developing, it lends itself more to slice-of-life stories, and anything more too fantastical would disrupt the whole feel of the comic. I've heard of webcomics, where basically it starts out as simple slice-of-life and then suddenly partway throughout the series, "HOLY SHIT! ALIENS ARE STATING TO ATTACK!" and the audience who has been built up around what would be a slice-of-life comic are sitting there going "Dude! What the hell?"
I don't want to do that.
So... as awfully stupid as this may sound (and hey... sometimes good ideas sound stupid when said in a nutshell, but turn out good if handled well), but I am playing around with the idea of changing the setting to the future. What I was thinking of doing was something that would basically be roughly in the vein of Futurama... slice-of-life and fantastical stories mixed together and that is a comedy (although I wouldn't do the overt pop culture references, because that's not my bag of tricks.)
The idea is that Reynard and Edgar (and any other "furries") would be simply products of evolution. Certain animals evolved to have more humanlike traits and intelligence, while other animals would just remain as normal animals (yes... yes... How very pseudo-science of me).
And yes... there would be humans (Oh shit guise... OH SHIT!), but I don't want to pull that Gene Catlow/other furry comics crap where "FURRIES= GOOD/ HYOOMANS= BAAAAAAAAAAD! D:" I just want the two to be co-existing in roughly the way... I dunno... people of different races would co-exist today. Some humans/furries would be prejudiced against the integration, but many of them would just accept it as normal life and then move on.
And I'm thinking of doing it more in a "comic book" format in terms of panel arrangement and such (as opposed to a normal, 4-panel comic).
So... tell me what you think, if you'd like. If you like it or think it'll work please give me valid reasons as to why. Alternatively, if you don't like it or don't think it'll work... please also give me valid reasons as to why it wouldn't work. I generally like some objective viewpoints for this, because they'll probably spot flaws that I don't notice since I'm too attached to the subject matter.

Hay guise! I need your help! D:

My friends who's doing Edgar's voice for my animation is asking me what he would sound like. Okay... that's a pretty reasonable question. I told him I needed to think about it.

For some reason, I have a pretty good idea of how Reynard would sound like, but, strangely enough, I have no clue of how Edgar would sound. :/ The only thing I can come up with is that his voice would be deeper than Reynard's (which is relatively high-pitched for a male voice).
Soo.... I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how they imaged Edgar's voice sounding?

HOLY CRAP! I like this guy that randomly came up on Pandora so far. His name is William Elliott Whitemore. I have never heard of him before, but this song is cool!

Anyway, so if anyone could tell me that, because hell... I ain't got nothin' (which... is rather... sad...)

Except replies to everything to be slow-coming and laaaaateeee... because I'm still swamped.

Okay... I got my animation uploaded here.