Deer adoptables -; hiatus

[.Ghost.]

Oh geez, you guys I'm so sorry for suddenly disappearing!
I've been kind of busy with some commissions, drawing in general and a event on another site so it was hard to find time for this. D;

Anyway, now I'm back and ready again!
The auction have been going on long enough now and after doing some thinking I've decided that the buck goes to Raindrop, congratulations~

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EW, these spiders are freaking me out!

[Magicly]

PaperRainbow, are we ever gonna have the original lines back?

[ɾïṿεṉḋεll]

Congrats Raindrop!

[.Ghost.]

PaperRainbow, are we ever gonna have the original lines back?

For the free adoptions and auction deer; no, they're not coming back since I do not like working with them.
But when ordering a custom one you can leave a note that you want the old lines for it.


Ew, a spider!

[Raindrop]

Oh geez, you guys I'm so sorry for suddenly disappearing!
I've been kind of busy with some commissions, drawing in general and a event on another site so it was hard to find time for this. D;

Anyway, now I'm back and ready again!
The auction have been going on long enough now and after doing some thinking I've decided that the buck goes to Raindrop, congratulations~

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Thank you so much~ c: I promise I'll take great care of him. <3

[ɾïṿεṉḋεll]

For the new deer XD
The deer. So colorful and vibrant, full of life. Life he would feed on. The bear growled and launched himself out of the brush. The deer startled and bolted, running to the lush woods. The bear roared and followed, crashing through bushes and small trees. He tore apart a viable path through the woods, following the o-so-obvious pelt of the deer.

Why am I different? How do they always find me? I dont want to die! Poachers, hunters, flesh-eaters. They find me because of my pelt color. Why is it ME? I ran through the forest, onto a hard black shiny stinky thing. The Light Path! Never go on the Light Path. The elder does warned Never go near the Light Path, do not even think of it. Here I was, who had listened to their stories, and obeyed, on the Light Path. Who cared, the grizzly was still after me. I gathered my few shards of courage around me like a pelt and darted accross. The bear wasn't so lucky. I tuned away, but I'll never forget his scream. I bolted on through teh woods. I clearing, finally! A few other deer milled about, but I was to tired to care much for them. I curled up on the sweet grass. When I awoke, all the deer where gone, startled off by my color probably. I stood and continued, the next clearing I came to was full of, deer...like.....me.I went around, meeting them all, they told me something about 'adoption' and how a human would take me to saftey. This is where they waited, sometimes old deer came here to just mingle, but with thier humans. I smiled, waiting for it to come.

[TheScamperPony]

Darkness.
It surrounded her. Light could barely peek through the tops of the trees, making the forest floor and dark, sinister place. The young girl stumbled forward, teers filling her eyes, as she searched for a way out. She had been trapped in this place for two days now, trying to find her way home....
But she couldn't.

The poor girl had had no food, no water, no sleep, no nothing for the past two days. Hallucinations appeared before her, streams with running water, platters of warm food, but whenever she reached out to touch one.... it wasn't there.

She was cold, tire, hungry... and there was nothing that could be done about it.

WIP

[~Døctør • Whø~]

Love the new Deer Concept!I would apply,but I am not sure I am allowed to since I wrote something for the one Paper made ^^ Love it though! <3

[Queen Vivane]

"One last thing and my creation will be finished" she muttered and took a vial of golden dust down from a nearby shelf along with a sieve. She held the sieve over her creations back and after flicking off the lid emptied the vial into the sieve, she gently began to tap the side of it dusting the wet pink paint with shimmering golden glitter. With a last sprinkle of glitter on the head the young woman smiled and got down from her step ladder, finally the last piece for the new carousel was fully painted. She left the new piece to dry off. The piece could only be glazed once it was thoroughly dry once glazed the pole would be added and then it would be transported to the carousel.

She came back and wheeled the deer into the glazing room, she was then told to come back in three hours. After three hours had passed the young woman returned for the deer and took it a large truck where the new piece was lifted in. Safely secured so there would be no breakages. The young woman smiled as the truck drove off she was sure that any little girls who came to ride the carousel would love the pink and sparkly deer.

After a few hours the truck parked outside the theme park and the deer was carefully lifted out onto a trolley where she was then strapped down to be transported to the carousel. The workers stood in front of the carousel awaiting the deer's arrival when she arrived, they unstrapped her and with all of them working together they slotted the pole into place and had the operator run a test drive. It worked perfectly all the creatures going up and down with playful music drifting out of the speakers.

The theme park opened the next day and the young woman had been right lots of small girls loved the deer and eagerly pestered their parents for a ride on the pretty deer. Day after day it was the same thing floods of people coming into the park for a fun day out, until the fair shut down going out of business, all the rides stood there. Memories of happier times people would say as they walked by.

One night a the very same you woman who had lovingly painted the deer stopped outside the fence and after making sure no one was around she quickly scaled the fence. At the top she looked out at the theme park, it was sad to see all the rides standing there waiting for the people that would never come, she wiped away a tear and jumped down landing on all fours. "Where is it?" She muttered as her dark eyes scanned each ride looking for one in particular it took her a while but she finally found the carousel. Seeing the peeling paint of all the wonderful creatures children would have ridden in such an awful state brought tears to her eyes.

"I just wish there was something I could do" she thought feeling utterly miserable as her heart ached.

"If you wish hard enough maybe you can give them new life" a voice whispered on the wind.

"I wish to give them new life" she shouted into the sudden wind. There was a crack of thunder and a flash of lightning then nothing but silence. She opened her eyes and was greeted by every single carousel creature separating themselves from their poles and becoming flesh and bone rather than wood and paint.

She laughed as the glittery deer came and gently nuzzled her cheek. "

Thank you, it was the love you poured into your task of painting each of we carousel creatures that enabled your wish to come true" a purple unicorn said with a smile. One by one all of the creatures left until just the golden dusted deer remained.

"Want to stay" she muttered dancing from hoof to hoof. The young woman stood up and put a hand on the does golden back.

"Come then let us leave this place" she whispered to the doe and together they left the park for a newer happier life

[Darkest.Nation]

Poison... Poison.... Poison

Poison is my name. Yes, it is. It seems we have come across a guest, yes? Well, welcome. I might as well cut to the chase. There's no point in you waiting here for long.

I've seen every sunrise, and every sunset. The green glitter of the grasses and suns now lay across my back, protecting me from the evils of these forests.

I am what many of you know as a spirit animal, or a patronus. I protect my master with courage, loyalty, regality, and speed. I am light that leads them to become more than they thought they could. I give them courage to fight their fears, and my companionship keeps them afloat during hard times.

My striking colouring, as you can tell, makes people see me as sweet, which I am, like an apple of fall. But in reality, my owner, Fiona, created me in these colours, because she loves these colours. I am quite beautiful, am I not?

But back to the story. Once, I followed my owner into a deep patch of forest near my home. I followed graciously, loyally, like any spirit animal would. Well, as she was walking, we came across an angry mother bear and her cubs. Fiona was scared, and began running away in fear, not knowing what else to do.

I stayed nearby, watching as the mother bear chase after Fiona, for her wavy, red hair could be easily distinguishable in the dull brown and green foliage. But I was flashier, become a wholesone, living deer, distracting the bear from Fiona.

The bear locked it's eyes on me at once, and I descended into thicker forest, knowing Fiona would return home safely. But even if she was safe, I could not leave her unattended for long. With that, I hopped across the river, gracefully like any doe would, and eventually, the bear lost interest. Her scent wasn't smelt for miles. What a relief.

As I walked back to my Fiona, I remembered I had to teach her courage. I was sorrowed as I came upon her home, my feet drowning in white light. It was near my time. But I stayed longer, pondering about my failure. The white snow and shriveled leaves crinkled and crunched under my feet.

I went to Fiona, my entire body glowing white and streams of light emerging from all ends, all the while I watched her peacefully rest in her bed. I could not wait for her dreams tomorrow.

And with that, the streams of silky white light dissappeared from the room, went through the windows, and up towards the heavenly clouds, moon and sky.