Half Dollar. Worth 50 cents. It is the largest of U.S. coins. It is a silver-over-copper coin. It has John F. Kennedy on the front and the Presidential Coat of Arms on the back. Golden Dollar. It is worth $1. It is made of a manganese-brass alloy.
Fursona. The 'persona' of an anthro artist-- the artist personified as a character in their art. An anthro or 'furry' is an anthropomorphic animal-- that is, an animal that has human traits, or a human that has animal traits (ears, tail, fur, etc.). A fursona is the artist's representation of themself as a furry. People are always giving me giftart...
In other words, when you take something not human, like a toaster or a tomato or a large cat, and then you give it human eyes, a human vocabulary, and the human ability to walk upright, then you are making that thing anthropomorphic. You are anthropomorphizing. Examples of Anthropomorphism in Childrenâs Literature. Anthropomorphizing is an especially common device in childrenâs books and movies. Dr. Seussâs most famous anthropomorphism is the Cat in the Hat, a six-foot-tall, walking, talking, home destroying cat who unexpectedly shows up at Dick and Janeâs house while their mother is out.