I spent a lot of time today online, perhaps more than I should have... but I came across quite a few traditional pieces featuring anthro'd characters that I thought deserved some special attention. I tried to pick them based on uniqueness and styles. So here's a select bunch that I hope you enjoy, and that I hope you'll be tempted to explore the rest of the artists' gallery.

Gangster Rabbit by *Cloxboy. Come on, look at that expression.


Bookmark - Brer Rabbit by ~juruken. That look in his eye is that of a tricky, tricky bunny, as Brer was.


The World's First Cruise Ship by *theartyst. An original take on the story of Noah's Ark.


Young Fox by ~VisionCrafter. Just adorable.


Finished Vei Sculpture by :linkT-Tiger:. Don't see many anthro sculptures that pull off this type of detail.


Finshed and Painted Fox 1 by ~forgotten-forest. Okay, I lied above. Here's another.


No Recourse by ~Imperess. Anthro isn't always animals! Here we've got a mushroom man who seems a bit perturbed by some mice crawling on his cap.


Afternoon Tea by *yaamas. Another example of anthro being done with non-animal... well, almost. Check out the little party under the branches.


The Greenland Invader by *maryarts. Do not attempt a battle with a walrus, especially one with a tusk piercing. You will lose and you will lose HARD.


Ready for Work by ~mrtns. A different style of work, not clean cut but that gives it charm - not to mention the fact that she's dressing a kangaroo for his big day at work.


Pudgeyena Ballet by ~caramitten. I had to include hyenas somewhere! Dancing fat hyenas! How graceful they must be.


Amade by ~cidaq. Mozart as a poodle, a great take on those hairstyles they wore back in the day. If you like storybookish characters with the anthro style, you must see this deviant's gallery. I am officially in love with it all.


That's it, I hope you enjoy them and I'll be on the look out for many more.