i like this macro furry art a lot

[@SomeDude0062]

sfw macro furry art my beloved

[@honeycomblord9384]

We love sfw furry art

[@Derpalerpa]

@@honeycomblord9384 REAL

[@purplootytheavaliguy150]

@@honeycomblord9384 me and my homies all love sfw furry art

[@CloudCuckooCountry]

Patty Taxxon doing microanalyses of furry art is not something I expected to enjoy, but here we are

[@fuzzynumbers3280]

Apparently it's all I need.

[@kangarumpy]

I did not expect to see my favorite furry literafur educator commenting on a video analyzing macro art, but this is real.

[@monochrome_soft9472]

furry fetish art, to be more precise :D

[@kangarumpy]

@@monochrome_soft9472 I believe there can be a distinction between "fantasy" and "fetish"; this art is clearly nonsexual and isn't implying such. -Or I'm just missing something.

[@monochrome_soft9472]

@@kangarumpy honestly? fetishes aren’t always expressed sexually. very often there’s a very very blurry line between sexual and nonsexual fantasies.

[@JoStro_]

I love how the "Thanks for watching" get's progressively more cut off as time goes on.

[@conno02]

"t-" brings me joy

[@ivymuncher]

I THOUGHT IT WAS A VIDEO BUG FROM ME AKANJSJEJJWJJDJCJJFEJJEKKEIWOWPAOPOAOKSKDHHBDBDBBEBBWBBWBHSJJSJJJXIJXIIWIWIJQKKWKQKKAKKQKAALSLELPRRKKTKMFMFNF. F NFNNFNNRN RN RND

[@c0zmozys]

"tha-"

[@41dn]

oh THAT'S what that was

[@alphalax7747]

But why

[@gyleymaskey]

Macro is such a descriptive theme of art that ultimately every quality of the normal is expanded to a greater degree in all ways whether sexual, friendly, violent, gentle, hyper, etc. and to me is always an underappreciated or overlooked genre. The sheer sense of scale each piece puts on isn't meant to be comprehended as something real but your brain can't help but imagine certain physical properties no matter how sensible and I love that. Micro is the same concept but instead of the focus on the character(s) being out of place and assertive in some way now the character is submissive and all sense of scale is relative.

[@90sdiablo51]

Seriously, the sky is the limit with size. Like, if I'm placed inside a large castle, I'd feel small and helpless. However, I'd feel welcomed if I'm placed inside a small farmhouse. It's like that scene in The Hunchback of Notre Dame where Quasimodo shows a view of Paris from the bell tower of the cathedral to Esmeralda, and she's amazed by the view.

[@made.online2149]

musician, marbleblast fan, & macro enjoyer? The three m’s of my heart

[@TheCursedJudge]

I'm not a furry (I think) but I like seeing you talk about stuff. I think there is, for sure, a sort of weightlessness to 2D art that is always lost when translated to 3D. Outside of trying to make cartoons photorealistic, our brains almost demand that everything in 3D lend itself to our understanding of physics and "how things work", otherwise it's seen as wrong. I think it's why weirdly hyperspecific things are seen what "realistic" or "unrealistic" in TV, movies, and 3D games.

[@bastiancu2365]

TheCursedJudge is a furry. Proof #1:

[@thatoddshade]

​@@bastiancu2365 I like how every supposedly non-furry who comments on a clearly furry video starts with "I am not a furry but".

[@Sunny_Haven]

Yeah, that makes sense! I think that's one reason why I've always preferred 2D art, it's a lot less concerned with making things realistic and is given a lot more flexibility to focus on what the artist wants to focus on. And in this case, it's making that big wolf feel like a friendly neighbor who would totally be down to snuggle you and keep you warm during the winter, one who is massive yet effortlessly gentle. Making that in 3D, or honestly, even rendering the image so it looks 3D with immense amounts of shading, etc., would lose that magic the image holds. Probably why I'm not a fan of very rendered/shaded 2D art as well. I've thought sometimes about macro art in this kind of light (specifically with myself), but it never really felt tangible until now. I've got some stuff to think about! ^w^ Also it's fun seeing your old self-image considering how I know you now. :3

[@TurbopropPuppy]

​@@thatoddshade the first stage is Denial uwu

[@the_last_ballad]

​@@TurbopropPuppy denial, UwU, symbolized by the closed eyes anger, >w

[@QuintonMurdock]

My reply to that artwork was along the lines of “this could totally be a Patricia Taxxon album cover” so I’m not at all shocked this video ended up happening

[@Stormwolf4]

Amazing how a bunch of furrys instantly think of Falco when macro is involved. But as you said, this piece doesn't give off that, almost uncomfortable feeling. It gives a very chill and relaxed feel, and the captions sums it all up too with its chill vibes.

[@milesprower6110]

To be fair, it's not only furries who thinks about that because the Macro Falco art is used like a meme so it doesn't help-

[@26th_Primarch]

The macro Falco thing also leads into the suspiciously wealthy furries meme because it is all getting commissioned by one dude...

[@vienlacrose]

I feel like going to a smash regional just to tell people "i main falco because I'm black, and not a macro furry fetishist" would be the funniest use of anyone's time there.

[@bloop284]

I have never seen the captain falcon image, or the uncensored version of the raccoon cheese grater image, but I have seen the giant Sandy Cheeks sucking up a taxi.

[@JNJNRobin1337]

@@bloop284 same in that entire way i dont know any of the context of any of this

[@DoesNotComphoot]

PATTY WHA- oh, wait, yeah, that's a very heartwarming and dreamlike piece. agreed.

[@anuel3780]

i feel like that masslessness is def bolstered by how the building just supports em no problem, like his effect on the world is so tiny that he could probably stand on any building like it's a floor but yet so big with his warmth he provides

[@glarchive7296]

I never would have expected "Post-fetishism" to be a movement of furry art

[@ebucario]

I think the connection you've made with Clifford's trip to the currently-dominant CGI-realism is really thought-provoking, reminds me of the whole split in aesthetic choice between more "realistic" and "cartoon-y" ways artists will depict their animal characters. Though that conversation is often more about fur simulations and lighting rather than, like, character feel. Also, you now have the opportunity to make a metatextual video-cut-off joke by literally cutting it off entirely.

[@Mr_Erutrot]

These type of pieces are my fav, i just love the idea of gentle macros, especially when drawn in a real life setting

[@YZaiCreates]

his two eyes are on the same side of his face, and that's intentional, and that is good

[@KettLovahr]

Especially recently I've taken a real big interest in comfy, wholesome and gentle macro art. It makes me happy! Whether it be a creature in an environment, not even interacting with it, or one interacting with the "normal sized" or "small" but without harm and without consequence. I want to be the big fluffy friend that comforts my smaller, possible also fluffy friends!!

[@KettLovahr]

It is funny seeing this video come up, though, today. I've been quite a bit more active in this sorta genre of furry stuff and so have many other artists i know, too. Maybe it's because March is coming.

[@einkar4219]

cute macros are the best macros

[@8r1tK1Dtia]

I wanna be the smaller friend, if ur ok w/ him being human only.

[@slayer_reworked0000]

funniest yet furry fetish thing to ever show on my recommendations.

[@mayplemoon]

This is absolutely the last and absolutely the first thing I would expect you to post. Glorious.

[@kaijucowbelle]

As someone very into cozy macro furry art, this video is very excellently put!!! There's a warmth and coziness in the idea of being fuckoff massive, and your comparisons to Clifford very much had me thinking about the cartoonish aspect of giant animals and animal people, although I won't lie I do have an equal interest in the more fetishy side of macro art, so maybe our tastes are a bit different haha, I don't necessarily agree on your view that the realistic weight of macro art adds to this uncomfortable, scary feeling but! Art can mean different things depending on the person, obviously I have my biases lmao

[@Fottrel]

i have a big folder of art ive carefully accumulated from tumblr over the years that's just images like this. i carefully add metadata and have it sorted as chronologically as i can, it's not a dumping ground it's a curated gallery. it's mostly furry but it's all art that fills me with indescribable feelings. i look through it when i'm not feeling good and it is my secret weapon. it's probably not right for me to do, but i feel a sense of pity for people that don't look at art like that and go "ohhhhh yea... mhm"

[@TinyLadyKris]

no that's not bad, that's great. it's a coping mechanism, and a pretty healthy one too. analyzing art, and re-immersing yourself in fantasies is a pretty decent way to feel better. if it works it works.

[@furretfeet4616]

wait can you share the folder pretty please

[@haydnw869]

I can’t find enough macro and micro furry stuff that’s just wholesome

[@mieljo7875]

I feel like a lot of macro art is in large part made to interpret tactilely. I think a lot of ppl would be intrigued by the idea of touching faraway buildings and geographical features at a matching scale, holding these objects with often very friendly, solid shapes as something very directly tangible rather than being a tiny speck in comparison to them.

[@wheatlyguy127]

Non-fetish ✅ Actually Adorable ✅ Calming ✅ Amazing Drawing Skills ✅ Non-Threating ✅ Voiced By Amazing KZbinr ✅ Nothing Deep ✅ Peaceful ✅ Understanding ✅ Overall the art and youtube video is f*cking amazing! 10/10!

[@twinkiefluff8868]

I look forward for these lil bite sized videos about whatever subject, it's nice and inspiring :3 Also the cut off "Tha-" at the end never fails to make me smile

[@someoneunknown6553]

Gentle, sweet macro is so so good. Like something about the vibe they have of "big enveloping hug, that leaves you safe and unscathed", as if they can completely control the the weight of the strenth. Protective comfort

[@oridrake7735]

this is the kind of video essay people suggest as a joke when arguing over "does fanart/digital art/modern art count as art", and i'm glad you made it because i like thinking about things in this way

[@malikharrell2488]

I always loved the art concept of drawing cartoons into a real photo. I've seen some really nice ones done by furries.

[@packman2321]

Honestly a neat breakdown. I've always like characters who are radically different sizes but I think for me it's always been just the possibilities that stuff like the Borrowers opens up to transform a hand into a plane you can stand on, or an eye into the whole background. Mass without weight is a really great summary for avoiding the building stomping of parts of this trope.

[@javierowo]

This is why I do macro furry art and animation, even if I want *some* level of realism with how bigger characters play in the environment, My own big oc's kind of work in tandem like this. Ive drawn some big fellas chilling and even talking to their buddies who are on the second floor of their home while their gigantic buddy sits in their backyard Its intimate, yet feels natural. Yes they can... accidentally squash someone's car or bend the occasional street sign. But those details ultimately matter less about the fact about how gentle macros can be

[@LexYeen]

I didn't expect to need this today, but it turns out I did. Thanks.

[@sir.paulord901]

i love the "thanks for watching" that keeps getting shorter with each video

[@varielvaporeon]

He cozy.

[@badger6882]

You bring my attention to art that I never usually come into contact with, and show me that beauty you and others see in such a way that I can’t help but feel it too. Thank you!

[@abeesknee8306]

I adore the depth of analysis and storytelling u drew from this image, genuinely aspirational :)

[@ManyArmedMooseDei]

Indeed, I draw large entities sometimes. Giant eldritch deity entities, the fodder of nightmares some might say, but rather wholesome in their own right. I quite like the concept of wholesome eldritch beings. Unconventional, yet pleasant, fellows. Something about it soothes my psyche in a very certain way, but I know not how.

[@Blizzzrd]

when you made a sketch so good someone goes out of their way to make a video about it

[@josbird]

The way you analyze the artistry in everything is so inspirational. This, the recent Celeste collab video, the DHMIS autistic horror video... I admire it all so much

[@lermonz]

love cutting off the "thanks for watching" so painfully early that was cool

[@7waterdrops_7]

This art feels therapeutic to me. When I see it, it feels like it’s saying, “Everything will be ok! Don’t worry!” Kind of like it’s caption

[@mudkipmadness7072]

Furry art analysis was something I didn't know I needed until now

[@arcadiaadair258]

this is the kind of critique ive been hoping to see among furries. thank you for such a thoughtful video on a big fluffy doggy

[@iluxius8216]

I’d love to see more like this! There’s something about your channel that really makes me feel something I can’t quite describe, like I’m on the edge of an apotheosis that I don’t quite understand.

[@yeet-ys5ig]

this analysis reminds me a lot of ph418c's art. they draw a lot of macro/micro vore art that's always very gentle, ephemeral maybe. and yet the rendering style adds a lot of dimensionality and solidity that grounds it

[@MythicMachina]

This kinda extends into one of my favorite genres of furry art: extraordinary characters doing mundane things. For example, you can just have this 9 foot tall cerberus girl with neon colors, and they're just casually sitting at a cafe. It's really charming. Also, i've seen a trend in sfw macro art of the macros working in demolition, which makes a lot of sense.

[@HyBrandt]

“Fucking a building” You have my respect

[@TinyLadyKris]

this video genuinely helped me a lot. like, this has helped me conceptualize how to write big, or huge characters. this has genuinely given me a lot more confidence, thank you VERY MUCH.

[@jacktilded]

I appreciate the macro furry art review.

[@prageruwu69]

ive seen so much art of captain falco doing unspeakable things to buildings ive lost count.... anyway this goes hard i love cozy art

[@KyleTheFolf]

I really, really wish we had more macro furry art like this

[@sylviafloof5674]

just found ur channel and it's a complete banger thank you for existing

[@sylviafloof5674]

also I love ur sona they are extremely cute

[@CelestiaLily]

lmao something that's absurdly comforting to me, specifically? one of my *first* reactions upon seeing that dog placed in a scene with snow-covered buildings and a cold winter sky..... was to (very illogically) go "oh dear, i kinda wanna make sure he's ok out there :(" the caption IMMEDIATELY communicating "nahhhh bruh don't worry!! i'm plenty warm, thx for the concern but it's all good

[@everyoneanyone1593]

honestly a lot of the appeal of macro art (and some creature art too), to me, lies within overthinking how these guys would interact with their environments. personally the environment/background is just as important to the pic; if there aren't people or objects reacting to the subject then it runs the risk of being like any other scene, or me having to ask, like, is the character even there?? of course, that can still be executed well with wholesome macro too and it doesn't even have to be a whole lot to be effective, environmental interaction just adds more flavor and gives me more to think about when i look at a pic also clifford isn't the first thing that comes to mind when i think of macro personally lmao, i've actually never thought of clifford that way. guess it felt like a completely different thing to me

[@FurryGram]

Personally i think the best macro furry art is where the big guy is like 1 and a half stories tall, big enough to hold a 6' person like a particularly big teddie bear.

[@webbycroissant5692]

Ye small macros are funny

[@cherry__Soda]

All I imagine is the pain it would be trying to pay for the property damage. I like when art portrays a character being completely harmless to their environment whilst being detrimental in reality, like slugma in Pokémon. Sure it’s literally made of lava but people can still pet it and it doesn’t burn the environment around it. I don’t like seeing art where a character unknowingly or knowingly destroys environments that otherwise would be peaceful, like mountain ranges, or small towns because it makes it feel like the area is in chaos due to the actions of whatever character caused it instead of something peaceful.

[@no64256]

This is a weird video, but I kinda like this sort of analysis over some random furry art. It's pretty interesting Also the fact that you just get cut off at the end is pretty funny

[@stencilfox5]

This is much more on par with what I try to explain to people not all furries have to include the dark, scary and nsfw side of the internet and sometimes soft cozy and fantasy elements are better than detail and creepy aspects I like simplicity and letting the imagination run wild, might be stretching the topic here but I really enjoyed this video 😊

[@cleverdragon2744]

I've been weeding out toxic drama channels from my recommendation because it's so much negativity This is one of the first videos I see after such a purge Thank you very much good sir

[@KVKomics]

This is an awesome way at looking at modern twitter art oml

[@JohnnyLambda]

Macro Furry art is very Wholesome like the one you just showed us

[@rainysleep7458]

ohh i love griffs art!! i'd love to see a longer video, maybe on the main channel, of furry art analysis. it scratches an itch i didnt know i needed! Patty you're probably my favorite video essayer from this community (the furry, therian, neurodivergent ones) and i cant express how awesome it is to see you analyse some of riffygriffs art >3

[@MorallyAmbigousEnby]

This art made my day better, thank you

[@honey_deux]

oh my god I have so much inspiration to draw something like this now, draw on a photograph, something that has "size without mass" as you so eloquently put it

[@thexdfacedgamer2306]

Just one big fur. just chilling on the side of a big building.

[@ajbanimatedstudios5014]

Incredible video essay! I honestly have never seen anything of the sorts. You are a unique one! Keep on going man! You are doing great!

[@Zeno11Salazar]

Honestly, I'm here for that macro, soft boy energy.

[@nw2kr8bc3t]

i like this, a quick breakdown of a piece of art that leaves when its done establishing its analysis, its a nice contrast to the video essays I consume 24/7

[@franknfurter5336]

new art-related goal: someone seeing easily scrollbyable artwork I've made and thinking about it in a way this complex

[@vthesnail]

Im bursting at the seams with laughter bc of the absurdity of seriously analysing macro furry art and I‘m made even more weak by the fact that IT’S ACTUALLY GENUINELY GOOD ANALYSIS.

[@PurpleTWD]

ive been telling myself im not a furry for the past like idk 2 or 3 years and for some reason this video got me over the edge so.. thanks I guess im a furry now I don't know what to do

[@rustisbae]

This is so real 😭

[@reubenbailey7491]

Yeah, it applies to chill macro art in general as I have dabbled in it too. You juuuuust have to keep on looking.

[@timbrogliobat]

This piece has been living in my head all week, thanks for putting into words exactly why I love it so much XD

[@andrewpojo1]

Uh oh.. I don’t think the designers intended the structural integrity to hold up a giant wolf leaning on it..

[@ASquared544]

Never thought I’d see a video like this and click on it but here we are sure

[@RobertTheFoxxo]

2 and a half minute essay about a single piece of macro art you got yourself a new subscriber

[@mr_nothing.the_one_that_no9134]

Its nice to see a piece that breaks the rhythm every now and then. Something that is typically unsusal is brought under a regular light, which by itself strange. It plays no tricks, applies no implications, just something that is simply comforting, and down face to face. It doesn't try to divert your expectations, or meet an expectation of the inevitable of becoming weird. Its just a chill guy calming your worries of him just being cold. A feeling that doesn't fit, yet once that is very welcoming. 10/fucking10

[@parkourboio1062]

YO PATTY THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS CAPTIONING YOUR VIDEOS, EVEN THE SHORT ONES

[@puppyhelictriangle]

I'm sorry to disappoint, but the fellow who has offered to caption all my videos has had a mental breakdown & I haven't been able to get back in contact with them, so that pattern might not persist.

[@weirdredstone42]

just found out you have a second channel, glad to hear more of your thoughts on art

[@VurrenAnimations]

i love these mini-anlyses on furry art, hope you do more one day

[@chiselthoelke8125]

All I got to say about that is that I want to pet and hug the big fluffy boy

[@ProjectMalywix]

I'm not a big fan of macro art and coming here I really didn't know what to expect. But the worst thing of all is that I can't help but agree with you... Damn you and your psychological sense of art! Good bideo bro

[@Patashu]

There's so much more you can do with macro besides just dominating and destroying and so much fun to be had with trying something new.

[@alexandreturcotte6411]

Abstraction: [exists] 80% of mainstream Hollywood big wigs since 2010 or so: "Burn it with fire, audiences are too stoopid to accept that."

[@Wapcvm]

I prefer that one guy that solely has been inserting illustrations of building sized anime girls into pictures but they're all realistically rendered parade balloons to the point where it fits the environment perfectly and some have mistaken it for being photography and they've been doing it for years.

[@C_cotobuki]

what's that artists name?

[@TheStarMachine2000]

There is another aspect to macro art that is both often overlooked and present in this piece, something that I am calling the care of scale. My family has a dog named Max. He is a cute little mixed breed, small stature, hypoallergenic brown and black molted fur, bright brown eyes, a grey muzzle and ears that perk with every word. He is a good dog, one of the most present companions in my life as we have had him since both he and I were young. I am not small. As I have grown fond of saying, I am built like the broad side of a barn, above average height, weight and width. Spotting my family is rather easy at the fair as we often stand taller than most, and part the crowds as we pass. And yet The casual crashes, the thumping of chests, the fist bumps and high fives, the crushing hugs and the playful fighting all would be devastating to Max. There is an inherent need to care about even casual actions with Max, and that is still well worth it. To have him as a friend has truly been joyous over the years, and as the marks of his waning time grow ever more evident, I am reminded of how much I care. I still gently scratch his ears, I pet his head, I rub his belly, and he remains unhurt. I have to care for him, but I would still care even if I didn't. That is the care of scale

[@Gendor64]

That's one massive blanket.

[@FurryWrecker911]

I only just got into macro art this year with my piece "Get Some Sleep" I uploaded to FA in July earlier this year. It quickly became one of my most favorited pieces. "Wholesome Macro" is one of those niches that is wildly popular, but sorrowfully lacking. I wish I was a teenager in high school again back when I had time because I would have re-centered my entire skillset around this.

[@themasked9558]

All I want is wholesome macro... that is all I need. but everything is always.... destroy this destroy that and like ugh.... I find it so hard to find wholesome people...

[@hyperflares2879]

Yeah, this artist and art like this is the dream. i need cozy art of my gigantic characters doing gentle things. And yeah, making clifford a /spectacle/ is so far off the point of the books that it's nearly intentionally wretched.

[@crispycarrots]

OK, not what I was expecting from my recommended videos today :) Its a cute picture made better by your commentary on it. :D

[@lance1849]

Same

[@jjjenwade1120]

It has the feeling of the running man we'd imagine doing parkour as we're driven across the highway. In the world but not a part of it. Capable of doing anything; being anything, without affecting the world around them.

[@Papoompala]

I like hearing your opinions on furry art :3 it is really cool

[@jakewodersky8004]

That pic is a vibe

[@TheBowlerHatGuy-dm2gr]

“Sends the entire military”

[@alestory656]

I think I have a problem with macros, not necesarily a fetish tho, but I love them so so much

[@zephyrwayfarer]

Looked this artist up they're so wholesome all around and their art is cute.

[@kefkaexdeath]

the idea of size without fear of "taking up space" definitely hits as a tall tgirl

[@carrioncoyote8515]

God I hate publically saying anything in relation to this subject, but I'm somewhat of a connesiour of this genre of art. I think you connected my childhood love of clifford to macro furry art before I even thought of it. Terrifying. Do more (if you want lol).

[@Ikki_Katlin]

Interesting piece of furry art you showed me and some others in the video. It's also kinda cute and dreamlike, particulary with the Book!Clifford the Big Red Dog vibes it actually gives off.

[@Miju001]

Imagine how flattering it must feel to get a short video analysis on a piece of art you made. Have you shown this to the artist? I think they'd appreciate it

[@ИльяФедько-о8в]

Furry art is always so cute and beautiful!

[@Exarian]

I mean, definitely not always, but that's fine too.

[@Pinkmanbutawesome]

I love the night time winter city vibe too I can’t explain why but I just want to live there