Anyway, it`s an owl with fox ears and a tail. My friend, who has always been one of my closest, loves foxes and owls, so I combined them into one furry-feathery-fuzzy-trouble-making package for her . First animal I colored on oekaki.
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Foxy Owl by TawnyDestrange
| Artist | TawnyDestrange [gallery] |
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Foxy Owl
by TawnyDestrange » Thu Sep 20, 2012 10:58 am
For my friends birthday, which was in August >< Just a little late......
Anyway, it`s an owl with fox ears and a tail. My friend, who has always been one of my closest, loves foxes and owls, so I combined them into one furry-feathery-fuzzy-trouble-making package for her . First animal I colored on oekaki.
Anyway, it`s an owl with fox ears and a tail. My friend, who has always been one of my closest, loves foxes and owls, so I combined them into one furry-feathery-fuzzy-trouble-making package for her . First animal I colored on oekaki.
Last edited by TawnyDestrange on Thu Sep 20, 2012 11:30 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Foxy Owl
by TawnyDestrange » Thu Sep 20, 2012 11:29 am
Thank you! I do hope she does 
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