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I've been spending the last week working on portfolio pieces. I had originally planned for this to be part of my professional portfolio to show my character design skills, but I don't know if I still will. This is a more watered down version of my character sheets meant for animal characters and maybe minor characters as well.

Art that I owe other people will resume in the next few days.

This picture is meant to focus on my notes about the species and putting a definite design down on paper rather then writing a masterpiece. I usually catch most typos, but some slip by me. If you see one and it bugs you, please send a note rather then publicly announcing it. Thank you!

Image © 2012 Traci Vermeesch-Vezina
DO NOT copy, alter, repost, etc without the consent of the artist! Character/Image are NOT public domain!
Please think before you type...
and please read before asking questions. I will no longer be answering questions that can either be answered by simply reading the image's description or by spending 5 seconds to Google the answer.

Description
I've been spending the last week working on portfolio pieces. I had originally planned for this to be part of my professional portfolio to show my character design skills, but I don't know if I still will. This is a more watered down version of my character sheets meant for animal characters and maybe minor characters as well.

Art that I owe other people will resume in the next few days.

This picture is meant to focus on my notes about the species and putting a definite design down on paper rather then writing a masterpiece. I usually catch most typos, but some slip by me. If you see one and it bugs you, please send a note rather then publicly announcing it. Thank you!

Image © 2012 Traci Vermeesch-Vezina
DO NOT copy, alter, repost, etc without the consent of the artist! Character/Image are NOT public domain!
Please think before you type...
and please read before asking questions. I will no longer be answering questions that can either be answered by simply reading the image's description or by spending 5 seconds to Google the answer.