[BucketORandomness]

Dear Casual Observer:
If you happen to be SpotSong, I have another letter for you at the bottom of this post. For those of you not this wonderful user, this is a new species SpotSong is working on. I originally found their post in the "Editable Oekaki" board asking for Help With A New Species. They had a wonderful idea, and you can see their notes and general concept in the upper right hand corner. I have only transformed their lines, so they are pretty much as I found them, if only smaller or accidentally smushed one way or another ((Sorry)). I picked this Oekaki to do mainly for the practice in line-making. It was a wonderful exercise and stretched my knowledge of horns and how to draw them. I believe I have improved throughout this experience and feel better off for it >^.^<

Dear SpotSong:
I don't know if this is "decent size for an adopt," but I hope so. Also, if you would like a baby set of lines, I would be willing to do those at a later date. This is a wonderful idea, and I enjoyed the challenge involved in drawing these lines. Thank you for the fantabulous inspiration for this amazing piece! I don't mind if you don't credit me for these lines, since it was your idea/critter in the first place and practice for me. I hope you enjoy them, and good luck with your species! If you become confused about any of the layer titles, just message me and I'll attempt to explain them.

[Teá.]

how do you make the other person sketch smaller?

[BucketORandomness]

It's in the "edit" drop-down menu. At the very bottom is an option called "transform." It works kinda like when you use the "select" and "move" tools, only you can also resize and rotate/flip the selected region. Just make sure you have the right layer selected before you do anything >.<

[Teá.]

Omg thank you!!!

[BucketORandomness]

Glad I could help >^.^<