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Description
's 'anthro' character, Chloe Sinclair, colorized.

I had three reasons for essaying this:

1.) The concept and layout on the original sketch was simply top-notch.

2.) One of the posters on jollyjack's gallery said this should be colorized, and,

3.) Many (though not all) 'anthro' characters are drawn as sketches, which seems to invite a fantasizing eye to 'fill in the gaps' in a manner conducive to the enjoyment of the observer. I was curious as to what such a character might look like rendered with more realism. Would the result be a fluffy 'hottie', or one of Dr. Moreau's 'children'? Given the lovely conception and execution of the original drawing, I thought this would be a good one to experiment with....

Description
's 'anthro' character, Chloe Sinclair, colorized.

I had three reasons for essaying this:

1.) The concept and layout on the original sketch was simply top-notch.

2.) One of the posters on jollyjack's gallery said this should be colorized, and,

3.) Many (though not all) 'anthro' characters are drawn as sketches, which seems to invite a fantasizing eye to 'fill in the gaps' in a manner conducive to the enjoyment of the observer. I was curious as to what such a character might look like rendered with more realism. Would the result be a fluffy 'hottie', or one of Dr. Moreau's 'children'? Given the lovely conception and execution of the original drawing, I thought this would be a good one to experiment with....