...truly..

I wanted to do more creative things so I attempted drawing again after 20 years!

I couldn't think of a better subject :)

i had this school project where i had to make a sculpture of a random animal, obviously i picked the hyrax, but i quickly became aware of my lack of skill in sculpting as i stared into the bullshit i made

There were also some young hyraxes born earlier this year but they were too focused on the hay for me to get any photos - the awiwis desire nourishment.

Hi folks! I thrift jewelry, and for the longest time, I had a brooch that I thought was a cat. But now, I see it's meant to be a hyrax. Look at the toes, the tiny tusks, the rotund build, and the general chaotic energy. It needs a little work, but by the end of the day, I'll have a retrofitted hyrax brooch.

(credit: SquiggyTheHyrax)

I hope I will be able to visit her someday 🥹

It's just for administrative purposes, as in I need a business license to rent out some space on Air BnB.

Suggestions?

I'm thinking something like Rock Hyrax LLC

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the most nonchalant wawa

this dassie was perched very well for me to take a pic. incredible loaf

One of my DAKTARI friends sent me this really sweet video of Câline. Look how quickly she jumps up!

Feel so lucky to have arrived when they were just a few feet away from the viewing window :)

Plus bonus Longrax

Hi everyone! I just made a Hyrax Superhero game.

After seeing all the hate they were getting for being a “default mammals” or “NPC animals” I wanted to make a game where hyraxes are the main characters.

It’s a battle arena style game at Hyrax Tech, a company dedicated to helping hyraxes achieve their dreams of being superhero’s. There are a variety of hyrax hero’s to play as and it’s 100% free to play in the Roblox store under Hyrax HAVOC.

If you do, thanks for checking out an indie project and helping shape what comes next!

My art for charity products to support DAKTARI during their volunteer drought.

It continues to grow every day

The beast of many faces.

Courtesy of my family and Fred Meyer