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Conceptual art of a character I have written about, but never drawn before. She is 7 1/2 heads high. She looks really, really tall. I don't mind, but I originally envisioned her to be shorter or petite. I guess head heights really do make a difference. Anyhow, this design is not final, but I really like the goggles, and the outfit. I have a jacket just like that, but without the fuzzy collar, extra hand-warmer pockets, or the epaulettes.

Mori Bowr is the daughter of Michele Bowr. She is an aviator and a mechanic. I tried to make her different from her father in a few ways. She doesn't have male musculature, and I decided that females have a sort of tail bulge. This is based on the concept that human females and males store bodyfat differently in their bodies, so why not space lizards? And real lizards commonly use their tails for that purpose. I also tried making her eyes a little different, and I gave her smaller nostrils.

Yes, I do realize she's standing on nothing.

Description
Conceptual art of a character I have written about, but never drawn before. She is 7 1/2 heads high. She looks really, really tall. I don't mind, but I originally envisioned her to be shorter or petite. I guess head heights really do make a difference. Anyhow, this design is not final, but I really like the goggles, and the outfit. I have a jacket just like that, but without the fuzzy collar, extra hand-warmer pockets, or the epaulettes.

Mori Bowr is the daughter of Michele Bowr. She is an aviator and a mechanic. I tried to make her different from her father in a few ways. She doesn't have male musculature, and I decided that females have a sort of tail bulge. This is based on the concept that human females and males store bodyfat differently in their bodies, so why not space lizards? And real lizards commonly use their tails for that purpose. I also tried making her eyes a little different, and I gave her smaller nostrils.

Yes, I do realize she's standing on nothing.