[KinqBoo]

My long due deersert event deity, Wintertime !
I havent put up the contest yet so im taking contest ideas for winning this pretty baby
She's made of white chocolate, frosting, and chocolate pinecones, and she's sprinkled with powdered sugar !
Fullveiw: http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2014/ ... 8018pr.png

For the contest, here are the requirements;
1 (One) Art Piece Containing An Original Design of Either;
- A Companion (Winter Theme ((Not Christmas!!)))
- This Deersert Helping Another Animal Or Deersert
- This Deersert Helping To Bring Around Wintertime
This can be by either you or someone else, but it must be original and no bases or linearts can be used

1 (One) Mythology-based name (Can Be From Any Mythology)
- Brownie Points To Those Who Give A Reason Behind The Name

The rest is purely Impress-Me !
Including the make-your-own form part

This Ends On OCT 31st

[Bookworm5515]

Oooh, cool.
Mark.
Excuse the pun.

[shuhalo]

Reserving with name Skadi

[jinixe]

MINE MINE MINE
okay screaming off
bye
res

[pidgeoncat]

markmarkmark

[epimetheus]

i saw them and fell in love ;u; <3
reserved.

[aeth]

dropping out

[dr pepper.]

res

[Tart]

Res with the name Oreithyia

[dogshrimp]

[ Chione Bheur ]
AKA- Bhur



"Chione. Chione (or Khione) was the goddess of snow, Cleopatra was her sister, Chione's brothers were the Boreades, a pair of winged heroes."

"Cailleach Bheur. Cailleach was of Celtic origin. In Ireland she was the goddess that gave to kings the rights to rule, and in Scotland the personification of winter."

I was originally going to name her Yeti, but that's more of a legend then a myth. So I stole Bhur's name from a two mythological deities and mixed them together. I took Chione, honestly, because I though it sounded nice. Bheur, however, I snagged because I thought it said bhur at first, much like the sound people make when they're cold. Brrr. No one has really known her full name, but when the fall makes the people mutter her call name under their fogged breaths she knows it is time for winter to show it's pale face.



Bhur is almost always found with her short legged fox companion, Dot. His front half is snowy like that of an Arctic fox and his rear is the more vibrant orange foxes are known for. His hind paws and part of his tail are a much deeper and darker version of this color, and the snowy white returns on his tail tip.