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You can see Lady Halaina's full figure here:

fav.me/daswptu

I'm debating whether she should keep both her reptilian hands and feet--initially I thought "her husband has horns, hooves and a tail, I should make things as equally awkward for her". But at least Lord Elaishar has functional hands. I also thought that if they share the bed, she would need mitts. Any thoughts?

And I'm going to try really hard to make more regular updates--I just started my medical laboratory science internship (yay!), and I need to schedule things around it.

This character is mentioned in my first comic, Concerning Rosamond Grey. You can read it at: fav.me/d7pi52p   

For easier reading, check out the comic at: rosamondgrey.smackjeeves.com
Synopsis:
In the late 19th century, little Rosamond Grey sneaked into the woods one night, and was found unconsciousness the next day. For years afterwards she suffers from seizures from an unknown ailment. Dr. Glass is loosing hope for her cure, until a strange foreigner hints of a different cause…

Materials: Pilot drafting ink Kaimei Lettering Sol, Pro-white, I-C paper, maru-pen, spoon pen, Copic markers, AffinityPhoto for words and cleanup.

Description
You can see Lady Halaina's full figure here:

fav.me/daswptu

I'm debating whether she should keep both her reptilian hands and feet--initially I thought "her husband has horns, hooves and a tail, I should make things as equally awkward for her". But at least Lord Elaishar has functional hands. I also thought that if they share the bed, she would need mitts. Any thoughts?

And I'm going to try really hard to make more regular updates--I just started my medical laboratory science internship (yay!), and I need to schedule things around it.

This character is mentioned in my first comic, Concerning Rosamond Grey. You can read it at: fav.me/d7pi52p   

For easier reading, check out the comic at: rosamondgrey.smackjeeves.com
Synopsis:
In the late 19th century, little Rosamond Grey sneaked into the woods one night, and was found unconsciousness the next day. For years afterwards she suffers from seizures from an unknown ailment. Dr. Glass is loosing hope for her cure, until a strange foreigner hints of a different cause…

Materials: Pilot drafting ink Kaimei Lettering Sol, Pro-white, I-C paper, maru-pen, spoon pen, Copic markers, AffinityPhoto for words and cleanup.