Meet my two new fawns: Argyle and Elygra.

I was only going to make one fawn, a doe, but then I heard the name 'Argyle' today and really liked it. I wanted to use it but it didn't sound like a doeish name; so I decided that I'd make two deer: a male and female.

They're nonidentical twins (at least they will be when they grow up). You can tell them apart by their picto and the fact that Elygra wears flowers on her head. (And the fact that they don't appear in the Forest at the same time.)

Their personalities are also polar opposites. Argyle is rough and tough while Elygra is tender and passive.

I'm not sure if I'll get to both of their biographies tonight or not, but that's them.

Argyle's Picto

Elygra's Picto

Guh...sorry for the long wait. I was having problems
with drawing some of your deer. I couldn't decide
and I had problems with poses.

So I decided to do this lil fluff-er puff. Yeah I know it's
another action pose, but many of the times when I draw different
action poses, they help me more understand anatomy.

I was inspired to do this pose mainly becuase we live in a feild,
and deer normaly feed alot there. Well one time while riding to
my school, three deer jumped and ran across the road. And this image
was jamed in my head...Except unlike this pic, they where jumping in the other direction.

*looks in pockets* I hope I still saved a peice of Quamars mud pies. *finds three peices*
YAY!

This is a very rare deer!
Does somebody know who it is and how it can do that?