Inkbunny.netReviews 4

Inkbunny is now infested in AI cub 18+ pictures. It actually makes me sad that real artists who spends days to weeks to paint artworks gets less views and attention than AI image creators. The AI starts to get out from the hand there!

The website is full of mostly kind people who's helpful and often respond at least a day later. The site is also gives some freedom to post artworks, stories, and journals. But this is not my problem. My problem is about the artworks. The website is full of disturbing artworks about childs... 'getting the bad treatment'. These artworks are mostly disturbing, one of them even gave me nightmares for three days. But you can turn this off in the settings to disable showing these 'strong' artworks, but the problem here is that the website is mostly contains these artworks, making turning off the 'strong' artworks makes the site feel empty and abandoned.
For people who got kinksy this site would be perfect for them, but for people who got weak mind and heart, like me, I don't recommend it. PS.: This is a furry website, yet 1 out of 100 artworks are human artwork, what means it has a human, not a furry in it, making the word 'furry' in the webpage losing its meaning a little. Also I "love" the fact that no official resources warns or tells you about these artworks, featuring child ra- sorry, 'bad parenting' (you know what I mean). No warnings! The servers are slow, too! If you do too much things at once, the website might drop you to a white page for some seconds, saying "Error 404, too many interactions, slow down".
Also, let's not talk about the 'strong' artworks, featuring things that would put you in jail in real life. But let's not overlook the fact, that this webpage has amazing artists, creating high quality artworks and animations, and are mostly kind and helpful. But don't anger them, because they can block you!

The site offers quite a few features in submitting artwork such as multiple files within said submission, folders to keep genre and types of work, and others like a profile editing submission where you may write bios of your own characters before submitting. You can do more than watching other art accounts, such as omitting certain features like journals for example, focusing on watching their art for instance. The site also offers a "friend" system where you can befriend other art accounts and share anything that can be marked as such to be viewed.

Users also have options on how to ban/block other accounts, opting to continue watching their work or even blocking said work from appearing on their screen whenever they log on.

All this with options to connect to social media and other sites you may have joined, and the option to keep your gallery visible/invisible to the web if they are not members already.

The downside will include its Administration and the way its handled, with staff at times acting unruly and unfair to members, giving the impression on bending rules to certain artists when they upload work that could potentially go against the site's guidelines, or being overly rude and insensible on interactions with members just as well. This is a huge reason as to why I am not giving this site a higher rating.

You will have to be careful on any interactions within its Personal Messages, being that staff may also read said messages. Otherwise Inkbunny can be a pleasant experience to have as your own gallery choice. If Staff can be more sociable and considerate, this place can grow even higher.