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🕑 Added 2024-03-30 12:18:23 +0000 UTCheh heh heh
I think the drawing speaks for itself so instead of that I wanna talk about Miks 'white' markings
Over the last few years Ive been doing an odd tint to them
They are still white, but I decided to layer on a few properties just to justify the splashes of green and blue I now use
I imagine it one of a few different ways
The easiest way to explain it is that these are special hairs that develop bits of reflective or light absorbing material similar to 'ghost pearl' paint
Another way is either a microscopic crystaline/ bubble/ barbed structure that absorb light one way and filter it out another, similar to blue jays - who actually have brown pigments but appear blue due to the way light is scattered internally and reflected back
The exact mechanics are unclear - I never set in stone whether or not its an avanced reflection of ambient light or if its a material that changes the specular reflections into blue - meaning the color/ intensity is changing depending on the direction you are looking it at.... none of it actually matters - I just want splashes of blue for now and mulling these ideas over is how I am justifying it lol
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Iselwyr
Love to see mik in poses like this
AzaChattan
Itβs cute, so I donβt need you to justify it. I do, however, love the ideas you came up with.
Brandon
I like the use of blue/ green for her white markings, gives a vibe of different lighting... also she looks breathtaking here.
Volpethrope
I love that you're putting thought into it, even if it doesn't strictly "matter" and you can do whatever regardless. It's fun to worldbuild OCs a little! And I always love seeing Mik doing what they do. They're the perfect mix of toned and curvy. <3
Rogue Barret
that's really cool !
OffTheBandDragon
I love the logic behind the fur colors
WhimsicalForge
For the extra accent splash she rocks to be super stylish, I getcha there. It's part of her ultra appeal to get so colorful on a whim πβ¨
Matthew Brooks
Amazing!
Jeffery Crippen
Also I think it is an interesting idea. I wonder how the white lines would have helped her in the wild considering her background as an Otter/Dunkleosteus hybrid.
Jeffery Crippen
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