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Margain doodle from the sketchbook, ink (Mitsubishi liner), mixed coloured pencils, acrylic ink. Ca. 7x5 centimeters.

I don't often feel like drawing anthro characters in an intentionally sexually charged way. First, I don't particularly like to even unwittingly contribute to the stereotypes concerning the genre. Second, there are others who do it far better than I, tastefully or not. But on this occasion it felt appropriate as this is an illustration for notes on a game mechanic involving scent to influence one's surroundings - and this is a subject where viverrids have practically written the book. Sure, you shouldn't be too paranoid over image nor too pretentious as an artist. But I find I enjoy drawing eye candy the most when it is not only eye candy.
Seriously, it bothers me how despite it being a huge thing in animal communication the furry fandom does almost nothing with scent besides foot and skunk spray fetishes. So much wasted potential...

Description
Margain doodle from the sketchbook, ink (Mitsubishi liner), mixed coloured pencils, acrylic ink. Ca. 7x5 centimeters.

I don't often feel like drawing anthro characters in an intentionally sexually charged way. First, I don't particularly like to even unwittingly contribute to the stereotypes concerning the genre. Second, there are others who do it far better than I, tastefully or not. But on this occasion it felt appropriate as this is an illustration for notes on a game mechanic involving scent to influence one's surroundings - and this is a subject where viverrids have practically written the book. Sure, you shouldn't be too paranoid over image nor too pretentious as an artist. But I find I enjoy drawing eye candy the most when it is not only eye candy.
Seriously, it bothers me how despite it being a huge thing in animal communication the furry fandom does almost nothing with scent besides foot and skunk spray fetishes. So much wasted potential...