Achondrite

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Achondrite (Canyon Diablo) was an artist from Canada who specialized in anthropomorphic and fantasy art (both digital and traditional). He specialized in doing pinup and fetish work, and worked as a freelance artist.

In 2008 September, Achondrite posted that he wouldn't "be returning to FA or anywhere else."^[1]

He represented himself with a dragon and quilin-like chimera of moose, rattlesnake, leopard seal, theropod and crocodile, which was also named Canyon. The character was extremely large, at 40 feet long (including a tail), and standing 9.5 feet at the withers. He was mainly carnivorous and was often a scavenger. The beast was bioluminescant in his whiskers and tongue, and had two strong, long horns, which were capable of bioluminescance.

Achondrite cited his artistic inspirations as varied, although he has been inspired by Kyoht, sSirrus, and other artists. His non-adult art tended to lean towards dinosaur or fantasy subject matter, while his adult art was mainly anthropomorphic.

[edit] Gallery deletion

Achondrite recently deleted his entire gallery from Fur Affinity, citing the reason as being unhappy with his work, and wanting to take time to work more of a personal style into his artwork. He has since resumed uploading and in that time changed his species from Eastern to Western Dragon.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] References

1. ↑ Drama is over... 2008 September 7 post by Achondrite to his Fur Affinity journal. Retrieved 2010 October 23.

[edit] External links

This person is a WikiFur user: Achondrite's user page Achondrite's talk page

• Achondrite on Fur Affinity
• Achondrite (Canyon user page) on Fur Affinity (moved from achondrite to canyon on 2008 September 14)