Thank you for choosing to support Anthro! By doing so, you reward our writers and artists, and generally help to ensure that Anthro will continue to delight you with the Internet’s finest furry stories and art. Speaking of ‘art’, here’s your chance to own your favorite art from Anthro! Why should you consider spending money on something you can see on the Net, for free, every day? Three reasons:

• First, what you can see on-screen is a comparatively low-resolution reflection of the artist’s true work. Our ‘title page’ illustrations are, at most, 300 pixels tall; what you’re getting here is a lot more than that. As in, ‘not even the same order of magnitude’ more!
• Second, 75% of the profits from the sale of art go to the artist who created it. Can you think of a more effective way to show your appreciation for their work, and encourage them to do more of it?
• Third, 25% of the profits go to Anthro. We’ll put it to good use, ensuring that there will be more new stories and art for you to enjoy.

   And if you’d like to support Anthro, but you’re not really interested in a blatantly obvious display of furriness? In that case, feel free to check out Graphic Descriptions, the online storefront where Cubist’s non-furry art is available 24/7. There’s also a few books we hope you’ll enjoy reading, not to mention our book-search page to help you discover nifty stuff we may have overlooked. And if you’d like to subscribe (just a penny a day!) or donate to Anthro, we’ll be happy to help!

	Leomorphic da Vinci, by Cubist Inspired by the work of Leonardo Da Vinci Cover of Anthro #1 Available as: Poster • T-shirt • 6" button Round sticker • Magnet
Straightaway!, by Lucius Appaloosius In the tradition of Leroy Neiman Cover of Anthro #2 Available as: Poster • T-shirt • Stein Color-changing mug • Greeting card Postcard • U.S. postage
	Dark Moon, by Cubist Created to accompany Tom Zimmerman’s poem In Dappled Darkness Something Waits For Me, which appeared in Anthro #3 Available as: Poster • T-shirt • Postcard • U.S. postage
Wanted: Dead and Alive, by Cubist Extrapolated from the famous gedankenexperiment Cover of Anthro #7 Available as: Poster • T-shirt
	Zoomin’, by Ian Williams Created to accompany Michæl W. Bard’s story Zoo’m’in Along, which appeared in Anthro #10 Available as: Poster
Will Yiff For…, by Cubist Available as: Poster • T-shirt
	I’m a Toon!, by Cubist The rallying cry of a certain squirrel-turned-rabbit Available as: T-shirt • Square button

And, finally, the official Anthro bumper sticker!

Two great tastes that taste great together! It’s got Leomorphic da Vinci to the left;
Dark Moon to the right; and that distinctive Anthro logo to tie it all together.

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Graphic Descriptions

Graphic Descriptions is the online ‘storefront’ through which editor Quentin Long sells art—both his own and Anthro’s—and Zazzle.com is the print-on-demand site which makes it possible. Feel free to click through to GD or Zazzle; either way, Anthro gets a percentage of any purchases you make while you’re there