Arctic Breeze

Gender: Male
Species: Arctic Fusky (Arctic fox/husky)
Eyes: Yellow near pupil turns to blue on outside of iris
# White, Sky Blue, Blue, Navy Blue, Purple
Build: Slender/athletic, almost feminine, curvy but masculine at same time

Markings/Physical Characteristics:
Sideways crescent moon under each eye (blue), short “blaze” down middle of muzzle (blue), Diamond shaped mark between eyes/forehead (blue), ears are blue with purple tips. Has a purple fur collar (like Koda from brother bear) and a blue chest tuff. His belly is a sky blue color that continues down to his sheath. Has a saddle shaped patch on his back that goes up to the fur collar and continues down to his tail. Wraps half way around his waist but does not go to the front. Bordering this mark is a thin purple border. The paws are a sky blue as it goes up his forarm/calf and navy blue pads. Shoulders/hips have random spots that continue down to the elbow/knee. Tail is white that fades to blue near the end then purple at the tip. Has an athletic build that is well built but toned enough to balance it out. His abs are defined but not overly obvious, this is also applied to the rest of his muscles (pecks, arms, legs).

*note for yiffy pics*
cock is a baby blue color*


Clothing/Accessories:
He can normally be seen (in anthro form) wearing neon green “trips” (like those from Hot Topic) or a long robe that is white with light blue edging and with a hood that has tassels hanging from it. Robe drags on ground behind him. Robe flows smoothly along contours of his body and is very light and versatile. On back of robe is a large decorative snowflake. He can also be seen wearing a baby blue bandana around his forehead or neck. Also seen wearing a glow sticks around his neck, wrists, ankles, and tail. Also sometimes wears a glow in the dark belt with glow stick holders.

Back story:
Well now about my fursona
Well the Names Arctic breeze I’m an arctic fox and i enjoy many things. My story starts out in the cold tundra of Yukon. When i was very young my parents and brother were trapped for their pelts, the trapper spared my life and took me home with him to Michigan. Before he left though he passed through a small Inuit village. There I met a very old medicine woman. She gave me a pendent and some words of advice that i keep to this day "Be true to your self and remember you always have a home on the tundra”. In Michigan i grew up not knowing what or who i really was. We moved around alot and I got to know lots of very nice people. Then one day i started to talk to some people with similar stories to mine. It took time but after some clever thinking i realized who i really was. I now live in Ohio where temps are a little high for me but i make the most of the cold months of winter. That’s my story pretty much up to this point. well some things i like to do are draw, hike, run, dig , and snowboard.