/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

I honestly had never heard the term befure using this site. My understanding back when I only looked up furry art to goof to was simply that some (most) artists draw their characters very cartoonishly (including many with anime faces) while others lean more towards realism and that was it. I'm still not entirely sure what it really means. It seems when most people use it they mean le tranime gorl plus ears and tail but I've seen at least one artist who's considered kemono despite drawing rather realistically simply because they're Japanese, it looks like. There's one funny post on this website that branded the flat-faced style as Jakartan.

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>>95021 (OP) 
I personally like the snoot, but some kemonos are very pleasing.  Additionally, some species naturally lack a prominent snoot.  I like them regardless.

i dont like kemono because it can easily be boiled down to an anime girl covered in paint

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unsnoots your anthro
Nothing personnel, kid.

>>95021 (OP) 
Not useful fur understanding the world. Someone really ought to tell those kemono artists that they're doing an objectivelybadcharacterdesign by not affixing a GP-5 gas mask to the end of their drawn anthropomorphic animals.
>>95023
The first ~25 words were somewhat useful fur understanding you.