I've collected a fair share of adoptables here on WP, and I've been meaning to draw some. I went to dig them up and I discovered that two of them have the same ginger-with-a-touch-of-green color scheme going on, which I think is absolutely amazing.
This took me all morning, which is pretty cool considering how drawings usually take me a few days with an hour each instead of around two hours in one day. Hopefully you'll like it!
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Here are the refs I used: (art by the very talented JayJay and Usis)
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First up we have this love!
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I think I'm going to call him Russet. Real creative, I know.
He's a red fox-emerald dergether, which is a super cool original species made by Jay where any animal is partly crystallized by one of a few specific gemstones. I hadn't really decided on a personality yet, so I just made him a bit shy and curious.
Now for the other love.
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Again, hadn't really decided on a name, but I'm thinking Sultana. It's basically a raisin, and since it's reddish as a raisin, green as a grape and could probably be used as a spice somehow, I think it could fit this spICEY babe. Of course, Google says it can also mean a sultan's wife, and I get the feeling mountain dwellers don't really know what raisins are, but the name isn't permanent and I don't think logically. Again, no designated personality, but I got some intimidating, hot-headed, competitive vibes from her.
Sultana is an incontis, also known as a mountain dweller, which is an original species created by Usis. I simply can't get over how cool these guys are! I really recommend you check out their ref on her Deviantart/first art book, as I can't really explain them in this small a format.
