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File:PG logo clean 100x100.png

2008-01-29T05:25:34Z

Phantomgraph: /* Licensing */ - added permission grant for logo use to Wikifur

== Summary ==
PG's official logo.
== Licensing ==
{{logo}}

Logo (c) [[Phantomgraph]], and appears with permission.

Phantomgraph

2008-01-29T05:20:25Z

Phantomgraph: Edit on avatar

[[Image:PG_logo_clean_100x100.png|left|Phantomgraph's avatar]]
'''Phantomgraph''' is the ''[[Wikipedia:Nom_de_Plume|nom de plume]]'' of an occasional [[furry artist]] and [[author]]. He works in a variety of media including traditional [[Wikipedia:Airbrush|airbrush]], [[Wikipedia:Pastels|pastels]], and pencils. Recently he has begun dabbling in digital artworks using [[Wikipedia:Blender_(software)|Blender]] and [[Wikipedia:GIMP|Gimp]]. His stories range in genre from [[fantasy]] and mild horror to [[science fiction]]. Most of the work publicly presented is rated PG-13 or less.

Many in the fandom believe the name Phantomgraph refers to a draconic [[fursona]] but it is simply his Internet and artist handle. According to the artist himself, his [[character]] is a race of [[anthropomorphic]] [[dragon]] kin he created known as [[dracine]] named Falcor Riverdance.

Recently (Dec 14, 2007) Phantomgraph relocated from his birth state of [[Wikipedia:Michigan|Michigan]] to [[Wikipedia:South_Dakota|South Dakota]]. He is rumored to be improving his 3D modeling and animation skills in order to animate one or more of his short stories.

{{Contributor|Phantomgraph}}
== External links ==
* [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Phantomgraph/ Phantomgraph] at the [[VCL]]
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/phantomgraph/ Phantomgraph] at [[FA]]
* [http://www.furryartpile.com/user/phantomgraph/ Phantomgraph] on [[FAP]]
* [http://phantomgraph.livejournal.com/ Phantomgraph] on [[Live_Journal]]

[[Category:Wikifurries]][[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:Michigan]][[Category:South_Dakota]][[Category:1970 births]]

File:PG logo clean 100x100.png

2008-01-29T05:18:37Z

Phantomgraph: /* Licensing */

== Summary ==
PG's official logo.
== Licensing ==
{{logo}}

Logo (c) Phantomgraph, and appears with permission.

File:PG logo clean 100x100.png

2008-01-29T05:15:26Z

Phantomgraph: PG's official logo.

== Summary ==
PG's official logo.
== Licensing ==
{{logo}}

Phantomgraph

2007-12-25T21:34:36Z

Phantomgraph: Adding more meat. :)

[[Image:Phantomgraph.jpg|left|Phantomgraph's avatar]]
'''Phantomgraph''' is the ''[[Wikipedia:Nom_de_Plume|nom de plume]]'' of an occasional [[furry artist]] and [[author]]. He works in a variety of media including traditional [[Wikipedia:Airbrush|airbrush]], [[Wikipedia:Pastels|pastels]], and pencils. Recently he has begun dabbling in digital artworks using [[Wikipedia:Blender_(software)|Blender]] and [[Wikipedia:GIMP|Gimp]]. His stories range in genre from [[fantasy]] and mild horror to [[science fiction]]. Most of the work publicly presented is rated PG-13 or less.

Many in the fandom believe the name Phantomgraph refers to a draconic [[fursona]] but it is simply his Internet and artist handle. According to the artist himself, his [[character]] is a race of [[anthropomorphic]] [[dragon]] kin he created known as [[dracine]] named Falcor Riverdance.

Recently (Dec 14, 2007) Phantomgraph relocated from his birth state of [[Wikipedia:Michigan|Michigan]] to [[Wikipedia:South_Dakota|South Dakota]]. He is rumored to be improving his 3D modeling and animation skills in order to animate one or more of his short stories.

{{Contributor|Phantomgraph}}
== External links ==
* [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Phantomgraph/ Phantomgraph] at the [[VCL]]
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/phantomgraph/ Phantomgraph] at [[FA]]
* [http://www.furryartpile.com/user/phantomgraph/ Phantomgraph] on [[FAP]]
* [http://phantomgraph.livejournal.com/ Phantomgraph] on [[Live_Journal]]

[[Category:Wikifurries]][[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:Michigan]][[Category:South_Dakota]][[Category:1970 births]]

Phantomgraph

2007-12-25T20:56:14Z

Phantomgraph: remove faulty catagory

Phantomgraph

2007-12-25T20:53:22Z

Phantomgraph: /* External links */

Phantomgraph

2007-12-25T20:50:49Z

Phantomgraph: /* External links */

Phantomgraph

2007-05-01T05:08:29Z

Phantomgraph: Added more external links, updated main blurb a little,

Brian Harp

2006-04-07T05:09:35Z

Phantomgraph: Adding person stub.

'''Brian Harp''' aka '''''Jace''''' is a [[furry]] [[artist]] who uses a variety of media for his work including archival inks and Copic markers. His subject mater ranges from PG to X

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Jace created a race of [[Dragons|Anthro-Dragons]] known as Dz'isu.

Mr. Harp lives in the Silicon Valley area and enjoys additional hobbies such as model building, figurine painting, FRPG's, war games, costume building and prop making.

{{person-stub}}

[[Image:Censor_MA.png|right]]
== External Links ==
* Brian's [http://www.sharkie.net/ web site].
* Brian's [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Jace/ pages] on the [[VCL]].

[[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]]

Brian Harp

2006-04-07T05:07:14Z

Phantomgraph: Added Categories & Anthorcon & MA rating for external links.

'''Brian Harp''' aka '''''Jace''''' is a [[furry]] [[artist]] who uses a variety of media for his work including archival inks and Copic markers. His subject mater ranges from PG to X

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{|border="1px" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" style="text-align: center; width: 250px; margin: auto;"
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|{{User Anthrocon}}
|}
</div>

Jace created a race of [[Dragons|Anthro-Dragons]] known as Dz'isu.

Mr. Harp lives in the Silicon Valley area and enjoys additional hobbies such as model building, figurine painting, FRPG's, war games, costume building and prop making.

[[Image:Censor_MA.png|right]]
== External Links ==
* Brian's [http://www.sharkie.net/ web site].
* Brian's [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Jace/ pages] on the [[VCL]].

[[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]]

Brian Harp

2006-04-07T04:53:55Z

Phantomgraph: Page genesis.

'''Brian Harp''' aka '''''Jace''''' is a [[furry]] [[artist]] who uses a variety of media for his work including archival inks and Copic markers. His subject mater ranges from PG to X

Jace created a race of [[Dragons|Anthro-Dragons]] known as Dz'isu.

Mr. Harp lives in the Silicon Valley area and enjoys additional hobbies such as model building, figurine painting, FRPG's, war games, costume building and prop making.

[[Image:Censor_MA.png|right]]
== External Links ==
* Brian's [http://www.sharkie.net/ web site]
* Brian's [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Jace/ pages] on the [[VCL]]

Dragon

2006-04-07T03:51:35Z

Phantomgraph: Adding Aarakath

[[image:Autumn_slice_00.jpg|frame|top|<center>From the painting [[Media:autumn_dragons.jpg|Autumn Dragons]] by [[User:ToyDragon|ToyDragon]]</center>]]
'''Dragons''' are as wide and diverse a mythological [[species]] as one could ask for; rich in lore, appearance, form, color and nature. Though not all dragons have scales or are even entirely reptilian, they are generally classified as [[scalie]] or [[herp]] within the [[furry fandom]]. With such diversity and adaptability to [[anthropomorphic]] characterization, the dragon has become one of the more popular choices as a fantasy avatar.

<div style="clear:both;" />

== Non-anthro dragons ==

Full-form, non-anthro dragons come in many shapes and sizes representing their origins from around the world.

* Western Dragons are usually large, leathery-winged, quasi-reptilian or saurian beings. In modern fiction they are sometimes warm-blooded, and reflect influences from contemporary knowledge of [[Wikipedia:Dinosaurs|dinosaurs]]. Most have scales and some lay eggs. Variations include but are not limited to:
** Feathered wings
** Fur coat or manes
** Un-scaled hides
* Eastern Dragons are generally long, sinuous, fur-bearing dragons without wings. Often, they have horns or antlers, and are the type depicted in Chinese or Japanese traditional art.
* Rare or Atypical Dragons such as Amphipteres or Wyverns - the moniker "Dragon" is applied to a staggeringly large number of creatures, some of which have very little to do with each other.
* Non-traditional or less common permutations, such as Fairy Dragons or even artificial and symbolic creatures - postmodern fantasy and science-fiction has portrayed the dragon as everything from a psychological [[Wikipedia:Meme|meme]] to [[Wikipedia:Steampunk|steampunk]] robots.

[[image:Autumn_slice_01.jpg|center]]

Character-oriented genres like Furry tend to portray non-anthro dragons with additional capabilities and tweaks to make them more accessible as a sentient character who might display human-like behavior. The capacity for human speech is common. It is also not uncommon to see dragons with dexterous, tool-using forefeet. One can find crossovers with dragon-like qualities in species concepts like the [[monoceros]].

== Anthro-Dragons / Dragonoids / Draconoids / Draconids / Dz'isu / Dracine ==
[[image:Autumn_slice_02.jpg|right|frame|... or reflections of different realities.]]

Similar to their full-form cousins, but [[humanoid]] or [[bipedal]]. [[Furry]] fantasy characterizations of this style of dragon may freely combine highly interpretive elements:
* They may or may not have wings. Wings may not be functional for flying, or may be only for gliding.
* Feminine forms (be they female, [[herm]], or otherwise) frequently show mammalian traits such as breasts. Such a character might still be defined as a reptile, or might be conceived more as a mammal with draconic features.
* Legs are often [[digitigrade]], but may be [[plantigrade]].
* Body hair and/or fur is common. It sometimes may be presented as birdlike proto-plumage or down.

In fiction, myth and [[back story|character back stories]], non-humanoid and humanoid dragons are sometimes two aspects or variations of the same species. It is not uncommon for non-anthro dragons to possess the ability of [[shapeshifting]] in order to assume a humanoid form. Or they could be presented as examples of parallel evolution...
<div style="clear:both;" />

Known [[furry]] examples of anthro-dragons include [[Brian_Harp|Brian Harp's]] Dz'isu, [[AraKaraath|Adrian Maus's]] [[AraKaraath]] from his comic ''[[In_A_Perfect_World|In A Perfect World]]'' and [[Phantomgraph|Phantomgraph's]] Dracine.

== Draconic Character Traits ==

Dragons typically have many character traits ascribed to them. Due to the wide range of mythology and differing perceptions of their personality, there is no definitive guide to draconic characterization. Some classical and popular traits are:

* Hoarding valuable items. Traditionally seen as greed, but sometimes as protection of rarities or items which are valuable in more ways than material riches.
* In Asian mythology, an appreciation for fine foods and tea, culture, traditions, and rituals. As a side note, many Furries who play dragons also seem to have a preference for tea, regardless of their character's mythological background.
* Arrogance and a sense of superiority and/or invulnerability.
* Vanity and great attention to appearances, though not necessarily physical.
* Defensive and territorial, preferring the company of other creatures to another dragon.
* A "breath weapon" of some kind, often visualized as the natural or mystical ability to exhale fire. There are many variations, ranging from icy breath to poisonous clouds. It has been suggested that this originates from the Christian idea that dragons (as "serpents" or "wyrms/worms") embody the tempting serpent of Hell, and thus their bellies are gates linked to Hell; whenever the dragon opens this gate, then, hellfire will belch out.
* Deference and even voluntary servitude to great wisdom, purity, power, or beauty.
* Curiosity about smaller, more delicate creatures such as men, to the point of obsession.
* Great cycles of sleep and regeneration, where a dragon might vanish for weeks, months, or years to slumber or hibernate.
* In the oriental context, a dragon is often seen as a messenger of divine powers or enforcer of the law of the gods.
* Mastery of arcane knowledge, such as alchemy and forms of sorcery or magical lore.

One trait many also conceptualize dragons with is referred to as the "pounce or ponder" instinct. A dragon tends to either make a snap decision - or else spend hours, days, or even years laboring over an idea, with little middle ground between the extremes.

==Dragons Today==
[[image:Autumn_slice_03.jpg|none]]

Dragons have occasionally taken on a more humanistic sensibility in modern fiction. Anne McCaffrey's [[Wikipedia:Category:Dragonriders of Pern|Dragonriders of Pern]] saga is thought to be the beginning of the modern reconceptualization of the dragon. Particularly within [[Wikipedia:Comics|comic books]], [[Wikipedia:Anime|anime]], [[Wikipedia:Manga|manga]] and [[furry fandom]], the dragon as a [[character]] or a personal avatar is often employed to add some draconic qualities onto a more human oriented foundation. Dragon characters commonly take on a more benign, playful, and warm persona.
<div style="clear:both;" />
[[image:Autumn_slice_04.jpg|right]]
* Non-anthropomorphic dragons are frequently direct allies of heroes and villains, and often serve as their protectors, companions or partners.
* ''[[In A Perfect World]]'', the comic strip by [[AraKaraath]], shows dragons as notorious for harassing postal carriers. Common traits include a love of shiny objects, the ability to "lounge" almost anywhere, and a tendency to take a very long view of things.
* Dragon characters are often crafted for appealing or exciting appearances as much as traditional mythological qualities, and combined with present day or science fiction settings in addition to traditional fantasy. Here, the dragon's traditional qualities are interpreted in a new context - for example, dragons might be masters of high technology rather than magic, or intellectuals rather than wizards.
* Dragons which have metaphysical elements may employ more modern ideas such as psionic abilities.
* The dragon might embody many traditional aspects, but for new purposes, such as humor. A good example of a traditional yet humorous and contemporary dragon is [[Llewellyn]], from [[D.C. Simpson]]'s comic strip [[Ozy and Millie]].

<div style="clear:both;" />

== Multiplayer worlds ==

Dragon species have been prominent in a number of multiplayer worlds, including [[Alfandria]], [[Dragon's Shadow MUCK]], [[Loneport MUSH]], and [[Ryksyll MOO]].

== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia:Dragons|Dragons]] at Wikipedia

[[Category:Fictional species]]

Dragon

2006-04-07T03:42:07Z

Phantomgraph: Add Dz'isu & Dracine to list+ known Furry examples of.

[[image:Autumn_slice_00.jpg|frame|top|<center>From the painting [[Media:autumn_dragons.jpg|Autumn Dragons]] by [[User:ToyDragon|ToyDragon]]</center>]]
'''Dragons''' are as wide and diverse a mythological [[species]] as one could ask for; rich in lore, appearance, form, color and nature. Though not all dragons have scales or are even entirely reptilian, they are generally classified as [[scalie]] or [[herp]] within the [[furry fandom]]. With such diversity and adaptability to [[anthropomorphic]] characterization, the dragon has become one of the more popular choices as a fantasy avatar.

<div style="clear:both;" />

== Non-anthro dragons ==

Full-form, non-anthro dragons come in many shapes and sizes representing their origins from around the world.

* Western Dragons are usually large, leathery-winged, quasi-reptilian or saurian beings. In modern fiction they are sometimes warm-blooded, and reflect influences from contemporary knowledge of [[Wikipedia:Dinosaurs|dinosaurs]]. Most have scales and some lay eggs. Variations include but are not limited to:
** Feathered wings
** Fur coat or manes
** Un-scaled hides
* Eastern Dragons are generally long, sinuous, fur-bearing dragons without wings. Often, they have horns or antlers, and are the type depicted in Chinese or Japanese traditional art.
* Rare or Atypical Dragons such as Amphipteres or Wyverns - the moniker "Dragon" is applied to a staggeringly large number of creatures, some of which have very little to do with each other.
* Non-traditional or less common permutations, such as Fairy Dragons or even artificial and symbolic creatures - postmodern fantasy and science-fiction has portrayed the dragon as everything from a psychological [[Wikipedia:Meme|meme]] to [[Wikipedia:Steampunk|steampunk]] robots.

[[image:Autumn_slice_01.jpg|center]]

Character-oriented genres like Furry tend to portray non-anthro dragons with additional capabilities and tweaks to make them more accessible as a sentient character who might display human-like behavior. The capacity for human speech is common. It is also not uncommon to see dragons with dexterous, tool-using forefeet. One can find crossovers with dragon-like qualities in species concepts like the [[monoceros]].

== Anthro-Dragons / Dragonoids / Draconoids / Draconids / Dz'isu / Dracine ==
[[image:Autumn_slice_02.jpg|right|frame|... or reflections of different realities.]]

Similar to their full-form cousins, but [[humanoid]] or [[bipedal]]. [[Furry]] fantasy characterizations of this style of dragon may freely combine highly interpretive elements:
* They may or may not have wings. Wings may not be functional for flying, or may be only for gliding.
* Feminine forms (be they female, [[herm]], or otherwise) frequently show mammalian traits such as breasts. Such a character might still be defined as a reptile, or might be conceived more as a mammal with draconic features.
* Legs are often [[digitigrade]], but may be [[plantigrade]].
* Body hair and/or fur is common. It sometimes may be presented as birdlike proto-plumage or down.

In fiction, myth and [[back story|character back stories]], non-humanoid and humanoid dragons are sometimes two aspects or variations of the same species. It is not uncommon for non-anthro dragons to possess the ability of [[shapeshifting]] in order to assume a humanoid form. Or they could be presented as examples of parallel evolution...
<div style="clear:both;" />

Known [[furry]] examples of anthro-dragons include [[Brian_Harp|Brian Harp's]] Dz'isu and [[Phantomgraph|Phantomgraph's]] Dracine.

== Draconic Character Traits ==

Dragons typically have many character traits ascribed to them. Due to the wide range of mythology and differing perceptions of their personality, there is no definitive guide to draconic characterization. Some classical and popular traits are:

* Hoarding valuable items. Traditionally seen as greed, but sometimes as protection of rarities or items which are valuable in more ways than material riches.
* In Asian mythology, an appreciation for fine foods and tea, culture, traditions, and rituals. As a side note, many Furries who play dragons also seem to have a preference for tea, regardless of their character's mythological background.
* Arrogance and a sense of superiority and/or invulnerability.
* Vanity and great attention to appearances, though not necessarily physical.
* Defensive and territorial, preferring the company of other creatures to another dragon.
* A "breath weapon" of some kind, often visualized as the natural or mystical ability to exhale fire. There are many variations, ranging from icy breath to poisonous clouds. It has been suggested that this originates from the Christian idea that dragons (as "serpents" or "wyrms/worms") embody the tempting serpent of Hell, and thus their bellies are gates linked to Hell; whenever the dragon opens this gate, then, hellfire will belch out.
* Deference and even voluntary servitude to great wisdom, purity, power, or beauty.
* Curiosity about smaller, more delicate creatures such as men, to the point of obsession.
* Great cycles of sleep and regeneration, where a dragon might vanish for weeks, months, or years to slumber or hibernate.
* In the oriental context, a dragon is often seen as a messenger of divine powers or enforcer of the law of the gods.
* Mastery of arcane knowledge, such as alchemy and forms of sorcery or magical lore.

One trait many also conceptualize dragons with is referred to as the "pounce or ponder" instinct. A dragon tends to either make a snap decision - or else spend hours, days, or even years laboring over an idea, with little middle ground between the extremes.

==Dragons Today==
[[image:Autumn_slice_03.jpg|none]]

Dragons have occasionally taken on a more humanistic sensibility in modern fiction. Anne McCaffrey's [[Wikipedia:Category:Dragonriders of Pern|Dragonriders of Pern]] saga is thought to be the beginning of the modern reconceptualization of the dragon. Particularly within [[Wikipedia:Comics|comic books]], [[Wikipedia:Anime|anime]], [[Wikipedia:Manga|manga]] and [[furry fandom]], the dragon as a [[character]] or a personal avatar is often employed to add some draconic qualities onto a more human oriented foundation. Dragon characters commonly take on a more benign, playful, and warm persona.
<div style="clear:both;" />
[[image:Autumn_slice_04.jpg|right]]
* Non-anthropomorphic dragons are frequently direct allies of heroes and villains, and often serve as their protectors, companions or partners.
* ''[[In A Perfect World]]'', the comic strip by [[AraKaraath]], shows dragons as notorious for harassing postal carriers. Common traits include a love of shiny objects, the ability to "lounge" almost anywhere, and a tendency to take a very long view of things.
* Dragon characters are often crafted for appealing or exciting appearances as much as traditional mythological qualities, and combined with present day or science fiction settings in addition to traditional fantasy. Here, the dragon's traditional qualities are interpreted in a new context - for example, dragons might be masters of high technology rather than magic, or intellectuals rather than wizards.
* Dragons which have metaphysical elements may employ more modern ideas such as psionic abilities.
* The dragon might embody many traditional aspects, but for new purposes, such as humor. A good example of a traditional yet humorous and contemporary dragon is [[Llewellyn]], from [[D.C. Simpson]]'s comic strip [[Ozy and Millie]].

<div style="clear:both;" />

== Multiplayer worlds ==

Dragon species have been prominent in a number of multiplayer worlds, including [[Alfandria]], [[Dragon's Shadow MUCK]], [[Loneport MUSH]], and [[Ryksyll MOO]].

== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia:Dragons|Dragons]] at Wikipedia

[[Category:Fictional species]]

User talk:GreenReaper

2006-04-07T02:42:13Z

Phantomgraph: Moving assistance.

{{User talk:GreenReaper/Header}}

== Hi, GreenReaper ==
This is partly a test to see if I've got this editor figured out before I do anything important with it. I notice someone put in an entry for yours truly (in fact that's how I wandered in - I was checking old Other Suns links which led to Nicolai's entry which led to mine) which I may update later; at least I suppose the fact that I was Den Mother of ConFurence for years and am now holding that position in CaliFur is at interesting as anything already there. Also an excuse for putting in a few Ursa Major links inasmuch as I maintain the Recommended List.

Speaking of which, I got your note suggesting the addition of WikiFur to the Recommended Anthropomorphics list for this year - makes sense, though I'll have to discuss where to put it with the rest of the committee. We're currently counting nominations for this year's Ursa Major ballot.
--[[User:Yealurowluro|Yealurowluro]] 00:58, 6 April 2006 (UTC)

:Glad you got my note! I wasn't entirely sure if I should suggest it myself, but I figured it's something that's worth reading. :-)

:It looks like you have the wiki editing figured out. Please do contribute to any articles you find lacking, and good luck figuring out those nominations. --{{UT|GreenReaper}} 21:04, 5 April 2006 (PDT)

== Moving assistance. ==

Hey GreenReaper,

Thanks for the help moving the page for my listing. I was woundering if it should have been moved over as you did, but didn't have time IRL to send a message. The dire warning kinda steared me off. (I figured I would mess around with my own page before messing up some one elses =)

Let me know if I'm misplacing anyother articles so we can keep the database as consistant as possable! (Or if you have any other suggestions)

I hope the format of the post is accaptable. I wrote the thing in third person as if I was writing about someone else. Thanks again - PG

Phantomgraph

2006-04-06T21:01:18Z

Phantomgraph: Edit Categorys

[[Image:Phantomgraph.jpg|left|Phantomgraph's Avatar]]
'''Phantomgraph''' is the ''[[Wikipedia:Nom_de_Plume|nom de plume]]'' of an occasional furry artist and author that works in a variety of media including traditional [[Wikipedia:Airbrush|airbrush]], [[Wikipedia:Pastels|pastels]] and pencils. His stories range in genera from fantasy to mild horror and science fiction. Most of the work publicly presented is rated PG-13 or less and is viewable at [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Phantomgraph/ his pages] on the [[VCL]].

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''May all your fine wishes and good dreams come true.'' ~ [[Wikipedia:Mike_Jittlov|Mike Jittlov]]

{{Contributor|Phantomgraph}}

[[Category:Wikifurries]][[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:Michigan]][[Category:1970 births]]

Category:People/People to add

2006-04-06T20:58:49Z

Phantomgraph: /* M-R */ Fix Macrokit link and add Phantomgraph

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If you can think of someone that deserves writing about, add them in here, and maybe someone will. Don't let that stop '''you''' writing about someone, including yourself!

'''Please note''': Make sure that people have <nowiki>[[Category:People]]</nowiki> somewhere, and characters have <nowiki>[[Category:Characters]]</nowiki> (or an appropriate subcategory), so they'll show up in [[:Category:People|people]] and [[:Category:Characters|characters]] respectively. Adding/categorising characters/people won't remove them from this list, so please remember to do so yourself.

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===# & A-D===
* [[0r0ch1]]
* [[1311]]
* [[Abe Groter]]
* [[Agiusmage]]
* [[Aida Deridder]]
* [[Aja Williams]] / [[Kamicheetah]]
* [[Alan Mackey]]
* [[Aldi]] / [[Roofus]]
* [[Alef WildDog]]
* [[Alexandria Neonakis]]
* [[Alicia Rankin]]
* [[Allan Kemp]] / [[Fhaolan]]
* [[Allen Petlock]] / [[Higgins]]
* [[Alopex Sigma]]
* [[Alyn Gryphon]] / [[Chanta-Ra]]
* [[Amy Fennell]] / [[Lyosha]]
* [[Andre Heinonen]]
* [[Andrew Dickman]]
* [[Andrew Murphy-Mee]]
* [[Andrew Powell]]
* [[Ann Ziegler]] / [[Duo Radon]]
* [[Anne Fogharty]]
* [[Anthronso]] / [[Angelion]]
* [[ANTIcarrot]]
* [[Antti Remes]] / [[Nimbl]]
* [[Anya Kitsune]]
* [[AoD]]
* [[Aros]]
* [[Ashanti Miller]]
* [[Ashley White]]
* [[Ashtoreth W. Haas]]
* [[AtamaKatJazz]]
* [[Aubrin]]
* [[Avi Melman]]
* [[Axel Shaikman]]
* [[B_dog]]
* [[Baron Engel]]
* [[Barry Caldwel]]
* [[Bathgate21]]
* [[Bauske Destad]]
* [[Bethany Sellers]] / [[Honeytail]]
* [[Biohazard]]
* [[Blair Bernard]]
* [[Bloodhound Omega]]
* [[Bob Drake]]
* [[Boojum the Brown Bunny]]
* [[Brad Clark]] / [[Orwin]]
* [[Brendan Smith]]
* [[Brian Graeme]]
* [[Brian Harp]] / [[Jace]]
* [[Brian Henderson]]
* [[Brian Sutton]]
* [[Burmese Python]]
* [[BushyCat]]
* [[Caleb Badger]]
* [[Captain Packrat]]
* [[Caramel Kitteh]] / [[Jazz-chan]]
* [[Cargoweasel]]
* [[Carol Kitty]]
* [[Cashew Lou]]
* [[ChaosCat]]
* [[Chip n'Death]]
* [[Chris Dunn]]
* [[Christina Penescu]] / [[Starfinder]]
* [[Christine Klunder]] / [[Zhora]]
* [[Cindy Crowell]]
* [[Cindy Murata]]
* [[Claire Benedikt]]
* [[Claw MacKain]]
* [[Clint Forrester]] / [[Videocube]]
* [[Clio Chiang]]
* [[Cougrr]]
* [[Creecher]]
* [[Cub Statik]]
* [[Dadward]]
* [[Dan Haskett]]
* [[Dan Ramos]] / [[Miles]]
* [[Dana Wolfe]]
* [[DarinKoopa]]
* [[Darkwolf]]
* [[Darmon C. Thornton]] / [[Dar]] / [[Phelonious]]
* [[Darrell Benvenuto]] / [[Wentil the Fox]]
* [[Dave Bryant]]
* [[Dave Kelly]] / [[Shmorky]]
* [[David DeSimone]] / [[Fuzzy Fox]]
* [[David Steele]]
* [[Diana Vick]]
* [[Dinosorceror]]
* [[Diogu]]
* [[DK_L]] / [[Dktorzi]] / [[Jckal]]
* [[DNApalmhead]]
* [[Doc]] / [[Delta]] / [[Atled]]
* [[Dog Will Hunt]]
* [[Draig Faol]]
* [[Duncan Roo]]
* [[Dynotaku]]
||

===E-L===
* [[Ekigyuu]]
* [[Elf Sternberg]]
* [[Elizabeth Dodrill]]
* [[Elsbeth Brookins]] / [[Ravyn Wolf]]
* [[Emi Briet]]
* [[Emily Stoll]]
* [[Eurosuke]]
* [[Evil T. Rex]]
* [[Feren]]
* [[Fernando Faria]]
* [[Fionacat]]
* [[Firefoxbc]]
* [[Floyd Yancey]]
* [[Fokker]]
* [[Foux]]
* [[Fraggle]]
* [[Frank Villareal]] / [[Boatswain]]
* [[Fred Richards]] / [[Nick Norviegcus]]
* [[Frnkzk]]
* [[Frommer Possum]]
* [[Furgeta]]
* [[Furronica]]
* [[G. W. Thomas]]
* [[Gabriel Gentile]] / [[Disco Chicken]]
* [[Galen]] /
* [[Gary Akins, Jr.]]
* [[Geech Gecko]]
* [[Geemo]]
* [[Gideon]]
* [[GIGA]]
* [[Gotlib]]
* [[Graytail]]
* [[Green Monkey]]
* [[Greg Bear]]
* [[Greycat Rademenes]]
* [[Grizz593]]
* [[Grrrwolf]]
* [[Hannah Spute]]
* [[Helen Galvin]] / [[PinkFairyLotus]] / [[ThePlatypusMonster]]
* [[Helvetica Bold]] / [[Foofers]]
* [[Hellbender]]
* [[Honeybadger]] / [[Richard E. Dye]]
* [[Huepow00]]
* [[Icefox]] / [[Azriel Marburius]] ("Azzy")
* [[Icewolf]]
* [[Infigan]]
* [[Inuki]]
* [[ITOMIC]]
* [[Jacent]]
* [[Jaclyn T.]]
* [[Jaguarandi]]
* [[Jamal Hannah]]
* [[Jason T. Murdock]] / [[Creature]] / [[Golum]]
* [[Jason Williams]] / [[Iceburg]]
* [[Jay W. Kennedy]] / [[JW Keneddy]]
* [[Jazaaboo]]
* [[Jen Doucet]]
* [[Jennifer Hoffer]] / [[Snocat]]
* [[Jeremy LaMar]] / [[Rahmal]]
* [[Jim Boswell]]
* [[Jim Bosworth]]
* [[Jim Lee Jr.]] / [[Peej]]
* [[Jim Pigtain]] / [[Vandringar]]
* [[Jim Tarpley (Mutt)]]
* [[JJCoolJ]]
* [[Joe Ny]] / [[Joseph Ny]]
* [[John Alan Stanley]]
* [[John Friedrich]] / [[Nefaria]]
* [[John Martello]] / [[Omegaltd]]
* [[John Nunnemacher]]
* [[John Plunkett]]
* [[John T. Baptist]]
* [[Jonas Silver]] / [[Jonas Bagel]]
* [[Joseph Hamdorf]] / [[J Skunk]]
* [[Joycelyn Dunn]]
* [[Julie Miyamoto]]
* [[Julie Schroeder]]
* [[Juston DeCristofaro]] / [[Grey]]
* [[K-9]] / [[Scott W. Fabianek]]
* [[Kaide]]
* [[Kaji]] / [[Kajito]]
* [[Katie Popp]] / [[Karma Leafbarer]]
* [[Kayngi]]
* [[Kayo]]
* [[Kayotae]]
* [[Kaysho]]
* [[Keanu]]
* [[Keiron White]] / [[Funky Alien]]
* [[Kelly Mathews]]
* [[Kev Beeley]]
* [[Kévin Hérault]] / [[Trantkat]]
* [[Kimya]]
* [[Kinematics]]
* [[Kris Kelley]] / [[Toledo]]
* [[Kurimoto]]
* [[L. Hawking]]
* [[Lamar]]
* [[Lancid Van Gray]]
* [[Laura Ault]]
* [[Lea Hernandez]]
* [[Lela Dowling]]
* [[LimeyKat]] / [[KLANE]]
* [[Lore]] / [[Lorepath]] / [[EWAR]]
* [[Love The Soft Beast]]
* [[Lydell Emerson]]
||

===M-R===
* [[M.C. Straver]] / [[Moonchild]] / [[WolfBeast]]
* [[Macrokit]]
* [[Malachi]]
* [[Malcolm Malamute]]
* [[Malichus]] / [[Raebauch]]
* [[Marc Leonhardt]]
* [[Marc Radon]] / [[Cosmic-Riptide]]
* [[Mark Krepela]] / [[Nikas]] / [[Teknoboy]]
* [[Mark Wallace]] / [[William Blackfox]]
* [[Martin Dudman]]
* [[Martin Wagner]]
* [[Mataki]]
* [[Matt High]]
* [[Matthew Milam]]
* [[Melody Lee]]
* [[Micah Iwaasa]]
* [[Michael Campbell]] / [[GothTiger]]
* [[Michel Mephit]]
* [[Miel]]
* [[Mike 'yote]]
* [[Mirawais]]
* [[Mirisha Lottich]]
* [[Mokele]]/ [[B.Root]]
* [[Monty]]
* [[N2Kenai]]
* [[Nick Bousman]] / [[Singe]]
* [[NightCat]]
* [[Ninja Weasel]]
* [[Noel Tominack]]
* [[Noname cub]]
* [[NuDog]]
* [[OkageRyuu]]
* [[Okawari]] / [[Manianima]]
* [[Oldrabbit]]
* [[Onissarle]]
* [[P-Town Wolf Guy]]
* [[Perro]]
* [[Phantomgraph]]
* [[Phil Bolton]]
* [[Pilot]]
* [[Po~ju]]
* [[Posicat]]
* [[Pylon]]
* [[Quasi Skunk]]
* [[Radjin]] / [[Radjin Wolf]]
* [[Rags]]
* [[Rajan]]
* [[Ramsis]] (macro-lion)
* [[Ranard Lightningfall]] / [[The Flashing Folf]]
* [[Raptavio]]
* [[RaskHusky]]
* [[Rat Candy]]
* [[Ratbat]]
* [[Reagan Lodge]] [[Plague Dog]]
* [[Reddie the Dingo]]
* [[Reno]] (Artist)
* [[Rexx Wolfe]]
* [[Ricardo Rowsby]]
* [[Richard Hallock]] / [[Virtual Vikki]]
* [[Richard Hernandez]]
* [[Richard Thatcher]] / [[Tree Rat]]
* [[Ringo Raccoon]]
* [[Ripner Cabbit]] / [[Renpir Skunk]]
* [[Robert DeJesus]]
* [[Robert Newell]]
* [[Robert Steinfeldt]] / [[Skyler]]
||

===S-Z===
* [[Sabot L'ours]]
* [[Sans Souci]]
* [[Sara Troutman]]
* [[Sarah Jaffe]]
* [[Scot Rhoads]]
* [[ScottyFox]] / [[ScottyZebra]] / [[Cutter]] / [[Dr. Scott Borden]]
* [[Scrapegoat]]
* [[Sean A. Foltz]] / [[Cigarskunk]]
* [[Sean McNally]] / [[lyfe]]
* [[Sean Thomas]]
* [[Sean Wilkinson]]
* [[Seawolf]] / [[AK Seawolf]]
* [[Sebastian]] / [[BastianMage]]
* [[Seel Dingo]]
* [[Sephiroth Ebonblade]]
* [[Shane Fisher]]
* [[Shane Nelson]]
* [[Shawn Leedy]] / [[Mason]]
* [[Shawn Ye]]
* [[Shortwave da Husky]]
* [[Shy Matsi Lupine]]
* [[Siku]]
* [[Silverwolf]]
* [[Simon Barber]]
* [[Skippyfox]]
* [[Sly Rabbit]]
* [[Snap E. Tiger]]
* [[Sorayama Hajime]]
* [[Spiked Punch]]
* [[Steinbeck]]
* [[Stephanie Ann]] / [[Kayikoni]]
* [[Steve Puckett]] / [[Octan]]
* [[Studio Jobox]]
* [[StupidGit]] / [[Pete Lion]]
* [[Susan Gui]]
* [[Tacoma TigressFire]]
* [[Tahlia]]
* [[Takayuki Aoi]]
* [[Talos]] / [[Silverclaw]]
* [[Tambako]]
* [[Tara Labus]]
* [[Teaselbone]]
* [[Teddy Tiger]]
* [[The Orochi]]
* [[Theresa Larsson]] / [[Tessilago]] / [[Platina]]
* [[Thunderpaws]] / [[Meat]]
* [[Tiado]]
* [[Tiffany Soto]] / [[Syke]]
* [[Todd Sutherland]] / [[Scout]]
* [[Tojyo]]
* [[Tokala Husky]]
* [[Tokimitsu]]
* [[Tolstoy]]
* [[Tom Ziolkowski]]
* [[Tony Cervone]]
* [[TOR]]
* [[TVDave]]
* [[Twitch Da Woof]]
* [[Tym]] / [[Timothy Lish Schneider]]
* [[Vidar]]
* [[Wag]]
* [[Walksfar]] / [[Gary Bell]]
* [[Wendingo]]
* [[Whyte Yoté]]
* [[Will Ruzika]]
* [[William Blackfox]] / [[Mark Wallace]]
* [[William Boles]] / [[Dripdry]]
* [[Wolf Kidd]]
* [[Xander the Blue]]
* [[Xavier]]
* [[Ximbabwe]]
* [[Yami_Griffin]]
* [[Yscaldine]]
* [[Ysengrin Blackpaw]]
* [[Zen]]
* [[Zippo]] / [[Imegabyte]]
* [[Zirien]]

Phantomgraph

2006-04-06T20:50:49Z

Phantomgraph: More category edits, spelling updates.

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2006-04-06T20:49:53Z

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Phantomgraph

2006-04-06T20:48:54Z

Phantomgraph: Category edits (again)

Phantomgraph

2006-04-06T20:44:44Z

Phantomgraph: Spelling, Category updates

[[Image:Phantomgraph.jpg|left|Phantomgraph's Avatar]]
'''Phantomgraph''' is the ''[[Wikipedia:Nom_de_Plume|nom de plume]]'' of an occasional furry artist and author that works in a variety of media including traditional [[Wikipedia:Airbrush|airbrush]], [[Wikipedia:Pastels|pastels]] and pencils. His stories range in genera from fantasy to mild horror and science fiction. Most of the work publicly presented is rated PG-13 or less and is viewable at [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Phantomgraph/ his pages] on the [[VCL]].

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''May all your fine wishes and good dreams come true.'' ~ [[Wikipedia:Mike_Jittlov|Mike Jittlov]]

{{Contributor|Phantomgraph}}

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Phantomgraph

2006-04-06T20:38:17Z

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Phantomgraph

2006-04-06T20:37:13Z

Phantomgraph: Page genisis

WikiFur:Why help?

2006-04-06T08:22:09Z

Phantomgraph:

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