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Description
A fresh new reference for the Sket (Lacertasapiens), a genus of sapient, feathered squamates.

Other things to note include:
- Most species are roughly 3 feet tall from shoulder to toe.
- Typically omnivorous, though some species have been known to be entirely carnivorous.
- Due to still being reptiles, they lack flexible facial muscles, and thus don't have the ability to smile or frown (not to say that they're cold or emotionless, though, as they can still feel a wide range of emotions).
- In most populations, the females are at least somewhat larger than the males.

The original (and downright awful) reference drawing can be found here: www.deviantart.com/johnology/a…

Description
A fresh new reference for the Sket (Lacertasapiens), a genus of sapient, feathered squamates.

Other things to note include:
- Most species are roughly 3 feet tall from shoulder to toe.
- Typically omnivorous, though some species have been known to be entirely carnivorous.
- Due to still being reptiles, they lack flexible facial muscles, and thus don't have the ability to smile or frown (not to say that they're cold or emotionless, though, as they can still feel a wide range of emotions).
- In most populations, the females are at least somewhat larger than the males.

The original (and downright awful) reference drawing can be found here: www.deviantart.com/johnology/a…