Another character I designed and another friend plays. A petite sized jackal named Sandscrit. She's only 4' 10" and has black fur, not that you can tell in the doodle. Her hair is more of a raven color and is as straight as hair can possibly get. Planning on redrawing digitaly some time down the line. Might try drawing the wolf she's taken for a mate, another friend and wiz of the MUCK she exists on. The guy's slowly building a small harem with her help, including two of my Lilith's daughters in that collection. lol She's currently 23 years old.
Demure and somewhat reserved she's prone to blushes deep enough to show through her dark fur when anyone starts talking about anything that could be construed as sexual or arousing. She's hardly a prude though and has a taste for lovemaking that leaves what few lucky partners she's had exhausted by the end of almost every encounter she's ever had. Most of her quiet nature comes from being part of a harem home with three mothers and nine other siblings. Only one of those siblings is male and she's the youngest. She also has a small note of pride that she has the sort of looks females in her family are bred for. She doesn't tend to say that to too many people though until she knows them very well.
Sandscrit has a build that leaves most that've looked at her thinking she's a child, her tendency to blush doesn't help that image either.

I was trying for an odd angle with this, which is why her hips might seem a little small. Wanted to see if I could get the angle of an average hight person looking at her. Think it could a little more tweaking on that note. She's wearing a silk wrap on her chest and a set of filmy harem pants in this as well. She tends to go for colors of blues and soft greens. Mostly because she loves tropical birds.

All that is mostly notes for myself because I tend to forget things sometimes, especially with the meds I've been getting for different random injuries that keep cropping up in the last year. Said it all like speaking to anyone reading it because, well, someone might read it and find it too clinically composed. ;)