Really pleased to see how this one came out! I only got to see the basic pencils in the stream; it's fascinating to see how the sketch came together into this.

She is Gorgeous!

that came out really great

*smirks*

Damn, she's a cute lil' thing!

You can't see what's hidden so as long as she sober and keep her tongue in her mouth, the parents might not find out about that piercing right away. =)

J'espere que c'est sa langue qui est percer. Si c'est .. euh...plus bas... je pense que Wolf va se cacher lui-meme pour ... il-y-a combien des annees des ce qu'elle est dix-huit annees d'age?

Nous pouvons tout de suite oublier le nombril, tu l'aurais remarqué aussitôt apres qu'elle soit sortie du magasin. C'est assez facile de voir si c'est la langue, ta juste à regarder la haut quand elle te parle. :p S'il n'est pas là, c'est donc, par defaut, qu'il se cache entre les deux jambes ou sur un sein. =)

Pour l'âge, tu devrais le savoir plus que moi mais je dirais que tu devras patienter un bon 4 à 6 ans. Bonne chance mon vieux! =)

Wish I had a lady like her.

My hair is exactly like hers, but I don't have bangs, have them pulled into the ponytail too XD

You're not contributing to the delinquency of a minor are you?

As much as is allowed by law?

Makes one wonder what the law says where the Kutu's are from.

In the alternate future that my characters live in, the general region the Kutu family are from is considered relatively lawless by our standards, and the areas that are civilized have very different ideals (they're just plain culturally different, as you might expect from a female-dominated tribal monarchy). Some of the "kingdoms" are really old-fashioned (tribal) and some (like where the Kutus come from) are pretty modern, though they all hail from the same roots.
Part of the conflict for the relationship between Wolf and Dhoti is that Wolf just sees her as a really cute kid, kinda precocious, but hey, she's a teenager, they all have their quirks; Dhoti sees things a little differently. As a female hyena she sees herself as supposed to be in-charge, and Wolf is "just a male"; however, she's in a different country and a different culture, and from watching how the Kutus interact with Wolf, she knows the rules are different, she just hasn't figured out exactly *how* different yet.

Fascinating captain.

I have noticed a lot of the humor and drama and just plain good storytelling involving you and the Kutus seems to stem from the relationship-centric culture shock involved, totally different set of taboos and permissions.

Conflict is the basis of all good story-telling, it doesn't have the be direct or open conflict (fighting/enmity), all it has to be two two unlike things coming into contact. In the case of the wolf/Kutu interactions, the conflict basically centers around people not being what they're expected to be.