Some vintage "LinuxFox" web buttons made from the original art by Al Mackey by his brother Ed Mackey. I haven't seen these around, so I'm posting them. That second one with the broken glass Linux text is epic. Dated circa 96 - 98 - can you believe furries are that old? If you're interested in the source and other sizes (also has the original LinuxFox image, they're all gifs for some reason), there's an archived copy here.
AV by @distressedegg
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in reply to @sparkle-dog's post:
those are incredible and huge for web images from that era 💜
they are all gifs because the common understanding of the time was that a 16 (or whatever pallet size) color indexed gif was smaller than any other image format, there were a lot of editors for gifs, they could do pixel-perfect saturated artwork unlike low quality jpgs which made everything mushy and washed out
so a lot of the internet was made of non-animated gifs made with just a handful of bold colors
people would probably by annoyed at how slow the full sized LinuxFox images loaded, with a top of the line 56K modem taking at least 4 seconds per image, partially because the gifs are a gratuitous 256 colors! 😱
can you believe furries are that old
wait until I tell you that I showed up around the same time as Al (who, for the record, is every bit the in-person delight you might hope) and the community already had decades of history 
in reply to @doctorwednesday's post:
i feel like I’m totally taking the bait but i can treat myself now and then yum yum
I just find it fascinating that what was once common knowledge/standard operating procedure is now mystifying. Yay, we're OLD