This is the last* color variation in the set!

This is the version that Artali posted, if you have looked at it in Artali's gallery you have already seen it, this just makes it easier to see all of the color variations side by side in my gallery.

This awesome head shot of my golden jackal 'sona Auric was created by  Artali as part of a special $20 headshot sale:
The sale is now closed but if you watch Artali you'll know when the next sale opens up. There are currently a limited number of $25 headshots available here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/17427845/

I'm posting the color variations so that they will appear next to each other in my gallery so the difference is easier to see. If anyone has a favorite among the variations, please let me know which one and why.

Variations (from warm to cool):
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17387251/ desert robe - brown robe and warm yellow light
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17416308/ forest robe - drab green robe and semi-warm greenish yellow light
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17457025/ monk's robe - gray robe and cool slightly bluish white light.
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17383906/ wizard's robe - original in Artali's gallery, dark blue robe and bluish light
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17381615/ another headshot of Auric by Artali

Artali did several variations for me with different color robes and light sources, each gives the headshot a different mood. This is a variation with a bluish-white light source and a dark blue robe that makes Auric looks like he is a medieval fantasy wizard, go check it out the original in Artali's gallery at: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17383906/

Auric "Starstryder" © me. Art by  Artali who used to be known as  Amorpheus.

Art © Ártali, 2015. All rights reserved. No form of reproduction of this image, including copying, alteration, manipulation or printing is authorized unless accompanied by a written permission issued by Ártali granting specific usage rights.

* ok I do have one more version with special lighting that Artali did for me, but I'm not planning to post that version now, though there may be a future project based on it...