some avihas with kahi mutations (old horn genes reactivated), and two experimental cerv fayon designs :)
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some avihas with kahi mutations (old horn genes reactivated), and two experimental cerv fayon designs :)
Some facial sexual dimorphism between fayon sub roles. The primary difference being neck fur pattern, and skin coloring for rams, steers, and haviers. While the main difference between does and gilts is the amount of fur, and the fact that they possess short neck manes.
Due to being related to biehtim, male fayons possess neck coloring like their cousins. But unlike biehtim, who have a deep blue color, fayons have red streaks or darkened spots depending on their sub role. Females completely lack this sort of coloration due to their ancestors not needing it.
Physically, the most dimorphic male sub role would be steers, who are have a fairly feminine body in comparison to the other male roles. They are rarer than their others and often confused for women and sometimes get courted by rams who want to start houses. Gilts are their opposite, being fairly masculine women.
Rams are highly masculine (in fayon terms), built for strength, and have deep red throats that tell everyone about their status. They generally are the most aggressive role during courting season where they must fight one another to start a house. Haviers are not as aggressive, being more mellow, and usually not inclined to be included in these sorts of fights. But when partnered with a steer they are seen as being more appealing. Does see haviers as a "bonus parent" and value them for their caretaking benefit.
wawawa rambles
A bunch of recent world building. I've been doodling on regional differences, and revamping the anatomy of some species. Such as Fayons, Camsabi, and Loruz.
Gwlanad and Uminno fayons trading goods.
A random young Bongel fayon :D
doodles from a prompt to draw your characters with their parents :)
doodles of some fayons living their lives. The first picture is a young farrier fayon tackling his first overgrown hooves 😅, the second is a shepherd with her livestock. 🐏🐐