Guests of Honor

A “guest” or “special guest” is a person or group recognized by a convention whose presence is advertised for the benefit of attendees. Las Vegas Fur Con arranges for several guests to be in attendance each year. This list is not all-inclusive, as we have a separate page for our live music (DJs and singers/bands).

LVFC values all its guests, but each year, we also pick individuals/groups for additional recognition for their contributions to our community; these are our “guests of honor.” In terms of convention activities, Guests of Honor are usually at the center of convention programming, and we work to create various panels and events where it is possible to interact with these guests.

LVFC is proud to announce our Guests of Honor for 2026:

Aydan Fox

In 1989, a fox was born in the quiet farmlands of Iowa. Raised in a small town with nothing but dial-up internet and boredom, he escaped into the digital underground where he stumbled upon the furry fandom at the age of thirteen.

He eventually went to culinary school and moved into real kitchens, where he learned how to work in high-pressure environments and yell professionally. Even while doing that, he stayed glued to the furry community, hanging out on Second Life, going to meets and conventions, and generally causing trouble wherever furries gathered.

In 2022, after being inspired by a creator named SunlitWolf, he wandered into VRChat and started making YouTube video skits. That eventually led to his series “Furries Out of Context” which does its best to parody the Furry Fandom.

In April 2023 he brought his chaos to Twitch. His streams quickly became a mix of loud screaming, unfiltered humor, real conversations about life and mental health, and the kind of lewd jokes that make his mods sigh in real time. Once a month he hosts Drunk Souls, where he attempts to play souls while mixing and drinking cocktails, a tradition that chat insists is “content.” By the end of 2023 he had reached Partner, and by June 2024 streaming had become his full-time career.

Today, still wanted by Twitch chat, he survives as a streamer of fortune.

If you need someone loud, if you need someone unhinged, if you need someone who will cause problems on purpose… maybe you can find… Aydanfox.

Marks Barks

My name is Marks Barks, I am the head of an online charity event called papabarks, a content creator, Army Veteran, and just a dumb dog. I have been a furry since 2008, originally starting as a distant fan of the fandom growing up in a small town in North Carolina. To joining the Army and spending all the time that the army wasn’t taking my time, going to conventions, making youtube content, and streaming. I spent a lot of my time focusing on making fun videos and streaming with friends to give folks something to smile or laugh.

I started posting videos back in 2015 when Vine was a thing, then transitioned to doing youtube content, and later doing Twitch. I have been lucky enough to meet awesome friends and people who’ve enjoyed my dumb videos and streams over time over the past 10 years. I spent some of my time as a creator focusing on doing events at conventions, organizing online events focused on bringing creators new and old together.

In 2019 my father was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gherigs Disease. My life obviously had to shift and in the midst of COVID I sought to find a way to fight along side my father. Together with the friends that I was lucky to have met over time I put together an online streaming event called “Papa Barks.” This was an event to bring streamers together to fight against ALS, and to fight along side my dad. Since 2020 we’ve done 6 years of charity event, raising over $300,000 in the fight against ALS, and have been awarded 4 Circles of excellence from ALS United NC for the work we’ve done. My father’s journey with ALS ended in 2021 after 2 years in the fight, but we still continue the fight so that one day there will be a cure.

The fandom has been my inspiration, my passion, and something I am truly thankful for. It has helped me find my creative side, find friendship, create amazing memories, and find hope. I spend my time with my fiancé Sai, making content I enjoy via blender making comics and animation for fun, streaming on twitch, and preparing for the next papabarks event.

Find out more about Papabarks online at: https://papabarks.org

Cloud Husky

Hi! My name is Cloud Husky Landar, also known as Cloud1516. I’ve been part of the furry fandom for over 20 years and art has always been a huge part of my life. I was born in Las Vegas, Nevada, and I started drawing at a very young age, which eventually led me into 3D art in the early 2000s. Now I run my own business called Cloud Husky Productions, where I work a full-time as a self-employed fursuit maker and 3D artist.

In the past I used to be active in SL creating and now moved on into VRChat for over 8 years now and have been attending furry conventions since 2014. I use VRChat as a place I create worlds, avatars, avatar assets, explore and connect with others. I’ve also been making fursuits and fursuit parts for about 10 years, and I’m especially known for creating fursuit paws. I really enjoy bringing characters to life and parts, whether that’s through digital art or physical. Many years ago, I was also a content creator, where I made short skits and shared my adventures with the community.

The furry community means a lot to me, and being part of it has helped shape who I am as a creator and as a person. I love how much the fandom has helped me grow as a person, both creatively and personally. I’m honored to be a Guest of Honor for LVFC 2026 and I’m excited to meet new people, reconnect with friends, and celebrate the creativity and passion that make this fandom so special for me.

Suka Vulpe

Most know Suka Vulpe as the goofy sign-carrying “Not Cute” fox, an identity he’s held since he created his fursona in 2007. A furry convention regular since 2013, Suka first jumped into the creating in the fandom as a radio DJ for Furocity Radio (an online furry Rock radio station) from 2014–2017. What most furries know him from however, are his TikTok skits.

Suka began making videos almost as a fluke. He made a bet with a friend that if he lost, he had to make a singing video and post it to TikTok for all to see. (Needless to say, he lost the bet.) This accidentally unlocked the channel people know today: packed with comedy skits, convention chaos, and ‘totally not cute’ fursuit antics.

After moving 27 times (mostly across Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee) he’s now calling Nashville home. Still not cute, and still bratty as ever.

With his bright black and orange colors he shouldn’t be hard to hunt down. You can find him at Opening and Closing Ceremonies, his meet and greet, TikTok’s meetup/Q&A, as well as his own Punk Rock singalong. (Alluding back to that lost bet all those years ago.) Find him online at linktr.ee/SukaVulpe.

Wanna make him squirm? Ask him if he’s cute (or a snack) while he’s on stage.