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[Spontoon] The Glass Goose: Water Taxi [PLUG]
It is my honor and delight to present a new author/artist, 
warren, and his wonderful new creation, "The Glass Goose"!
http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwGzGCn.html
The seagulls wheeled above in the blinding sun as the water taxi skipped across the deep blue swells between the islands of the Spontoon Archipelago, white slashes in the cerulean vault mirroring the grey green breakers notching the waves below. Countless boats and seaplanes of all varieties crisscrossed the expanse of the lagoon, dragging their own white lines on the vast blue chalkboard, bracketed by lush islands that rustled with life in the warm ocean breeze.
At the moment, all of this tropical splendor held no interest for the female feline who sat amidships, twisted around in her seat with her arm draped on the railing, staring intently with bright, ice blue eyes that seemed to glimmer faintly in the shadow of her black gauze veil. The spray from the ocean dampened the velvet sleeve of her neatly tailored, charcoal colored jacket. She carried herself like a lady, her only adornment a lozenge shaped brooch on her grey cravat with a round gem in the center that matched her eyes.
Her fur was a middle value brown, with the faintest tabby pattern that deepened the look of concentration on her face, which was somewhere far above plain and slightly below pretty, save for her striking eyes. Her faintly striped tail waved slowly back and forth, curling pensively in the tailspace between the hull and the uncomfortable bench seats.
She was half drawn out of her reverie by the voice of her traveling companion, a sandy tan furred rabbit doe who slouched beside her in a rather unladylike fashion, although with her close cropped hair and masculine clothing, it would have been very easy to mistake her for a young buck and pay her posture and splayed knees no mind. She nodded in the direction the tabby was facing. "Yo, Missus Pearl. Y'all seein' somethin' over yonder?"
Dorothy Pearl, Jane Early, Haheka and Ichi © warren.
warren, and his wonderful new creation, "The Glass Goose"! http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwGzGCn.html
The seagulls wheeled above in the blinding sun as the water taxi skipped across the deep blue swells between the islands of the Spontoon Archipelago, white slashes in the cerulean vault mirroring the grey green breakers notching the waves below. Countless boats and seaplanes of all varieties crisscrossed the expanse of the lagoon, dragging their own white lines on the vast blue chalkboard, bracketed by lush islands that rustled with life in the warm ocean breeze.
At the moment, all of this tropical splendor held no interest for the female feline who sat amidships, twisted around in her seat with her arm draped on the railing, staring intently with bright, ice blue eyes that seemed to glimmer faintly in the shadow of her black gauze veil. The spray from the ocean dampened the velvet sleeve of her neatly tailored, charcoal colored jacket. She carried herself like a lady, her only adornment a lozenge shaped brooch on her grey cravat with a round gem in the center that matched her eyes.
Her fur was a middle value brown, with the faintest tabby pattern that deepened the look of concentration on her face, which was somewhere far above plain and slightly below pretty, save for her striking eyes. Her faintly striped tail waved slowly back and forth, curling pensively in the tailspace between the hull and the uncomfortable bench seats.
She was half drawn out of her reverie by the voice of her traveling companion, a sandy tan furred rabbit doe who slouched beside her in a rather unladylike fashion, although with her close cropped hair and masculine clothing, it would have been very easy to mistake her for a young buck and pay her posture and splayed knees no mind. She nodded in the direction the tabby was facing. "Yo, Missus Pearl. Y'all seein' somethin' over yonder?"
Dorothy Pearl, Jane Early, Haheka and Ichi ©
warren.
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Housecat
Size 700 x 405px
File Size 77.9 kB
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