This is your first ever ref sheet? :O Niiiiiiiice~ x33

Great work, Immy! :D

The arms seem kinda long on the frontal shot, and his right hand in that shot looks a little off. Other than that, very well-drawn, especially the other two hands (his left hand in the front shot and his right hand in the back shot).

Splendid job of incorporating the iguana elements in the face there!

... Huh, why does this version of the page have so little views?

Heh, I didn't realise the mature version would have caused you so much trouble Immy...

I still think you did a great job, and when more people see what you have drawn, they will ask you to draw their character ref sheets!

I meant I hated when someone had given me a ref sheet with a big penis, I didn't mean working on this.

Couldn't we just encourage everyone to put the front and back body views on page 1, and the details (you know, dentition, seasonal marking notes, eye structure, paw/hand/foot structure, jewlery, favorite colors, those other bits, etc.) on page 2? Then the artist would be able to use the relatively modest first page for the body, and then only need to see page two for the "important" bits.

The answer to this might be inherent in Stank's question: Emphasis betrays importance, and often only one or two parts that get disproportionate detail (if they aren't already of disproportionate in size). At least Jclocke has a version that details the necklace too.

By the way, has anyone ever seen a reference sheet with seasonal marking information?

I really like that you made two versions of this so I could show a friend, however you overlooked removing penis 1 and penis 2. xD

He was laughing about it and it kinda threw me off xD

Don't know if it was intentional or not lol.