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And here you have it! The reference Sheet for Annalise -Annie- , a character from my comic, Kindled Fur, you can read it here.
Now with the updated facial spots, thanks Taiine, CMGee, frostbird4, and chessplayer16, who helped me decide what i should keep and what i should change.

Also included are: a simple backstory, a few character traits (i'm bad at english so finding the words to describe her was way harder than you think) and her parents, because i couldn't figure out what to put in that corner lol.

now for some conlang bullshit. you can stop reading if you don't care about that.
In her surname, "Dal" is a prefix, meaning "who belongs to", everyone in the family has that prefix, except the head of the family. That's how naming conventions work in most of the rasolian world.
as for the apostrophe, in her native language, Flago-Leidish, "LH" makes the " ʎ" sound. as in miLLIon , equivalent to the Ll in Spanish, Gl in Italian, and Lh in Portuguese. So, to preserve the phonetics of the original surname, the apostrophe is added.
I like working with conlangs. but it's something that if you think too much about it you'll end up in an asylum.

Description
And here you have it! The reference Sheet for Annalise -Annie- , a character from my comic, Kindled Fur, you can read it here.
Now with the updated facial spots, thanks Taiine, CMGee, frostbird4, and chessplayer16, who helped me decide what i should keep and what i should change.

Also included are: a simple backstory, a few character traits (i'm bad at english so finding the words to describe her was way harder than you think) and her parents, because i couldn't figure out what to put in that corner lol.

now for some conlang bullshit. you can stop reading if you don't care about that.
In her surname, "Dal" is a prefix, meaning "who belongs to", everyone in the family has that prefix, except the head of the family. That's how naming conventions work in most of the rasolian world.
as for the apostrophe, in her native language, Flago-Leidish, "LH" makes the " ʎ" sound. as in miLLIon , equivalent to the Ll in Spanish, Gl in Italian, and Lh in Portuguese. So, to preserve the phonetics of the original surname, the apostrophe is added.
I like working with conlangs. but it's something that if you think too much about it you'll end up in an asylum.