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I made this design to print on a Christmas gift for a very dear friend. The raccoon is supposed to represent her and the opossum is supposed to represent me. 🦝

Do you ever feel yourself identifying with these little guys, and think about why? I hope you enjoyed this week's installment of 'Slices of Gremlin'! I am going to continue updating every Tuesday, and if you would like to support the comic and get early access, you can sign up to be a member of the 'Little Creature Club' on Ko-Fi!

Here is my fourth drawing for #inktober! The prompt for today is 'exotic'! I struggled with what I could draw for the word, but I settled on drawing a mother and child raccoon on an exotic beach vacation. 😉🦝 Is anyone else doing the inktober challenge this year?

I am currently dying of Covid (I'm fine just sick af) so uhm here's trash panda

Ok so I found this screen shot and that Chris looked like he is going to scare Martin so here’s is a rough sketch of that I love it

And just a wee redesign of the raccoon power suit. I like the main design just not how plain it is, it’s just boring so I just give them more going on.

So mostly just having fun with things lol

Have a good day or night

calling him manwhore in the same way ppl call raccoons trash pandas. with affection.

rb this and tag what you would want your animal emoji to be if you were a kpop idol

I’ve completed my Rocket Raccoon 3D piece. He has a sneer and his gun, he is very much in his element.

trash man emerging from his den

Trash Panda: Flea Market Event creator. tribute digital art piece and wannabe mural. This is a Local Jax, FL native and rogue trendsetter, activist, and all around good person. Created and love and respect for what she does.

In honour of the new recruits from reddit and shitter, poll for you:

This orphaned baby raccoon was brought to the SNC after being found by a South Florida resident. Most baby raccoons do not have a fighting chance without their mom in the wild. Luckily, this little guy has grown quite a bit and will soon be ready to be prepped for release back into the wild. 

Often times, when people find abandoned babies in their neighborhoods it is because mom has died due to human activity. Wildlife rehabbers and nature centers are imperative to continuing breeding populations for wild animal species that are most impacted by human development and activity. 

Raccoons are a familiar sight for many environments because they eat just about anything. The raccoon’s scientific name, Procyon lotor translates to “before-dog washer.” 

Raccoons are one of the many wild animals the SNC takes in regularly. If you find abandoned baby raccoons in the wild, please contact your local nature center or wildlife rehabber. We do not encourage keeping them as there is a lot that can go wrong in early development and they do NOT make good pets.

he’s like trash Batman

wip of some trash kings 👑 these will be stickers when i'm done! ✶  tip jar  •  links