This is Rosie, my new cat taur OC (mountain lion taur to be precise)
In her day job, she's a mechanic, but she moonlights as a dirt track racer.
If you're wondering how she drives, she lays across the front seat.
She's considering a class action suit to require car companies to accommodate taurs better.
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Made some tweaks- decided that the image was a bit unbalanced, so I put in a few more mountains in the background, and I also added some more detail to the shading in some places as a "while I'm working on it..." thing.
Oh,yeah and I tweaked her expression a bit.
Know how that can go, chibi/anime style humans do that for me from time to time.
(after you pointed it out I decided her face could use a tweak or two...
Just out of curiosity, I'd like to know if she still looks weird to you or not.
Either way, I'm still interested in the answer, I find psychology endlessly fascinating
Now, about the taur-friendly motor vehicles affair, I don't know if you've seen this guy's page already, but
between a 67 Pontiac GTO and an AMC Javelin, with a bit of Cadillac thrown in for the interior.
The idea was to suggest a sort of approximately parallel world to our own,
plus I got to use what I consider to be the best parts of each.
(This is the part where I get pelted with rotten fruit by the car buffs,lol)
I'll have to check him out, sounds interesting!
The world she lives in has both normal humans and standard anthros in addition to taurs, who are the rarest of the three,
and so they kind of have the whole "neglected minority" problem going on in some situations, cars for example.
It took a bit of thinking to figure out how a taur could drive a standard car without removing the seats,
but it all snapped into place when I saw my cat laying sideways on the couch reaching for her toy mouse on the floor.
Cats are notorious contortionists, though, so Rosie's fix probably would be quite uncomfortable for other types of taurs,
not to mention any standard with a center-mounted gear shift presents its own set of difficulties to a taur, no matter how flexible they are.
I would like to see how someone else addressed the problems.^^