I have a lot of activities and objects of affection that keep me busy!!
I'm an artist, primarily -- drawing is habitual for me, so that's my default creative outlet, but I'm interested by many art forms :-] creative writing / worldbuilding, painting, sewing / fursuit making and puppet making are my favorites to sink time into!

Some of my favorite TV shows/movies/books/etc include:

• It's Always Sunny in Philedelphia
• Fraggle Rock / The Muppets / Sesame Street
• How to Train Your Dragon (the books specifically! I named myself after book!Fishlegs)
• Spider-Man!!! Mainly the MCU Spider-Man movies & TSSM, though I love it all :3
• The Inkworld trilogy by Cornelia Funke (my copy of Inkheart was a comfort object for me for awhile, I carried it around everywhere and reread it so much that it ended up falling apart ahaha)
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (^ likewise!)
• The Captain Underpants series
• Most of Guillermo del Toro's work

... and many more!! Though these ones have taken up the most of my brainspace over the years hehe

I also loooove comics, specifically webcomics! Reading them, creating them, listening to other creators talk about their process, it's all very alluring to me and brings me a lot of joy! You can find a list of my favorite comics here!!

My internal perception of myself has fluctuated often -- both over the course of my life, and day-to-day. Over the last few years I've come to picture myself most often as a seadragon!

I don't consider this representation of me to be a fursona... it's moreso what I look like to me, internally. This is what I look like in my dreams, so I feel it's how I percieve myself on the level below physical!
I figured out what felt most authentic to me by drawing from animals and media that feel like "home" to me -- I grew up with cats, so my dragonself is very catlike, I've always loved mermaids and mythical seabeasts of all kinds, and the Seawings from Wings of Fire always struck a chord with me in a major way. I basically just drew a ton of different dragons over the course of a few years, until I was able to look down at myself in a dream and see that I looked like what I'd drawn the day before!

The features I draw myself with vary from piece to piece, I try to stick to what feels truest to me in the moment rather than being consistent.
For example: sometimes my body plan feels more cat- or doglike, other times I feel much longer and more serpentine; sometimes I'm fully covered in fur, other times it's only scales. I tend to draw myself somewhere inbetween for ease.
This reference sheet is fairly accurate, at least for practical purposes!

I also will draw myself as this smaller more catlike critter! This is the same 'character' as above, just a cuter and more emotive form that I default to for doodles. When I take this form in dreams, I usually have feathery wyvern-style wings, but I don't often draw them.