HOME | DD

Description
Another kirin (a creature from Japanese mythology that's a mix of a deer, dragon and unicorn), a female this time. Unlike the male, she has one horn that resembles a tree branch and a horse like mane like that of a unicorn. She is also inspired by Japanese sika deer, which keep their spots in adulthood and her spots are meant to resemble scattered leaves. The spikes along her back are also meant to look like leaves. I also gave her more draconic facial features (such as the scales on top of her head and muzzle), though she lacks the whiskers that the male possesses. The extra shading is because, well, she dwells deep in a forest, hence the name. It might be hard to tell, but I colored her visible eye light blue with of course, a slit reptilian pupil (I know that not all reptiles have slit pupils, I just thought that slit pupils would look more interesting on her, like with my other kirin). Done in pencil/colored pencils. Art by me. Do not use.

Description
Another kirin (a creature from Japanese mythology that's a mix of a deer, dragon and unicorn), a female this time. Unlike the male, she has one horn that resembles a tree branch and a horse like mane like that of a unicorn. She is also inspired by Japanese sika deer, which keep their spots in adulthood and her spots are meant to resemble scattered leaves. The spikes along her back are also meant to look like leaves. I also gave her more draconic facial features (such as the scales on top of her head and muzzle), though she lacks the whiskers that the male possesses. The extra shading is because, well, she dwells deep in a forest, hence the name. It might be hard to tell, but I colored her visible eye light blue with of course, a slit reptilian pupil (I know that not all reptiles have slit pupils, I just thought that slit pupils would look more interesting on her, like with my other kirin). Done in pencil/colored pencils. Art by me. Do not use.