Just trying to get my gallery back up with some of the old art I still have here and there.
I need to make a secondary and third ref for her feral and a mix of her full face and horn structure.

-The arm on the side view is removed so you can see the lump of wool between the shoulders and the curve of the back.

-If you lift the hair at the back of the neck, the wool turns red then uncurls into the soft finer texture of hair

-She's a rare case in the Galaway sheep breed, knows as 'black faced' meaning her skin is black while her wool is still white. The 'black faced' gene is recessive and only pops up one in every couple hundred of the Galaway breed.

-She can grow horns at extreme speed under stress or when angered, or when her testosterone overloads her system a bit too much. The horns forcing though the scalp cause some bleeding and a short bit of pain, and can reach up to 2 full spirals around her ear. The horns can be snapped off with a good bit of force with little to no pain depending on how close to the head the break is made