Well, I've been looking for a good artist for some characters I'm thinking up for my book, so if you're interested in giving it a shot, I'll throw out one description and see how you do with that one. Good luck! ^-^

Sokuyu - From the Underdark (Underground)

A large bear creature that varies in color with razor-sharp fangs that extend out of it’s mouth, hard-furred body that makes it look like it has spikes like a porcupine. Its paws have small thumbs, each digit having a very long claw, and it is intelligent. Being smarter than they looked in appearance, they use their minds to move things. Each Sokuyu has the power, but the clan they were in, their power, and their intelligence varied. Until recently, it had been thought they used telepathy, when in fact, they used invisible hands on long invisible arms. The number of hands, or vectors as they were called, depended on their clan and genetics. The more vectors they had, the longer the arms and the reach of those vectors. They were also used to infuse this mutation into another’s genetic code, and also to breed. Once touched, the one they came into contact with, usually the ones with vectors were female, had their genetic code changed to incorporate this mutation so that the next generation had it.

Any question or comment, please send me a message! Thanks!

I also have a other humanesk characters if that if your forte!

Lady Kyrissara of the Ahsha-desh Clan of the Shala-desh

The long black hair was that of a youth, crimson painting the tips of her hair as it fell from the clip she had tucked it into at the nape of her neck. Black scales glittered around her neck and collarbone, her black robes covered her from toe to collar, a hood pulled back hung loosely as she used one hand to hold the robe shut at her chest. Long sleeves covered her partially scaled hands, the scales entwining around her index finger and over the back of her hand, up her arms to her collar. They glittered brilliantly against her tanned skin, those crimson eyes focused intently with their slit pupils.