Believe it or not, this concept did come to me in a dream...
which is the reason it's called "Dreamtime"

This roo has no gender, though it was leaning towards masculine in my dream

and the reason it doesn't have colour in the eyes is because I was looking from it's eyes, like a close-fitting fursuit

I saw a lot of markings on it, very similar to that of Aboriginal "Dreamtime" paintings - though they were all in shades of green
(like this in fact, http://www.lynnwashere.com/images/a.....iginal_art.jpg lots of wave patterns, and they kept moving)
so I've tried to simplify the markings

I only learned later on that the marking on the back of it actually means "Kangaroo" in "dreamtime" paintings (I didn't know that before, I hope it's just coincidence) ^^;

The dream went like this:
I (as this roo) was playing a didgeridoo, sometimes sitting to play and sometimes walking/skipping whilst still playing, at a furmeet of some sort, or at least to a crowd of people enjoying the tribal tone
They were all saying how awesome it was :3
Tig was laughing, happiest I'd seen him in a while (even though I know in real life, the didge would probably drive him mad) :P
Was a very cheerful atmosphere ^^

So I present this roo with great pride in my soul :3

(Lineart belongs to  Synchra [again])