<sub>Doe belongs to aslunaker. Orenda belongs to me.
The markings on its throat appear as a different colour depending on who's looking, it will always be the favored colour of the one who sees it. My favorite colour is red, and so I drew it as such. But I'll probably do other colours in the future.

Sometimes It likes to turn Its markings to ink and shake itself off, leaving temporary rainbows splattered over ground and rocks and trees, usually for the delight of fawns or more childlike deer.
Nothing about Its appearance except the third eye, eye colour, and markings are permanent. It's a transient being. It tends to look different depending on who's looking, depending on what they are most comfortable being in the company of.</sub>

This is a rare occassion. Why? Because it is a picture I happy with, almost proud of.
So I thought I might share it.

This is a little gift for Freyja.
We have a-long-term-RPG going on, where our characters Sorrel and Sonne are on a journey through the lands.
You could say, a worldwide sightseeing tour? XD

But as the slowpoke I am, I always take a long time to answer and combining this with all the university stuff that went on lately, you can imagine how long the poor Freyja needs to wait every time for a reply.
So this is for you, my dear. For you and your angelic patience. Thank you very much!!
I left Sorrel's antlers out on purpose, Freyja will know

The image is big, so I put it under the cut.

I haven't drawn this guy in months. Adopted his design back in March, drew him once then, tried to draw him from memory while simultaneously put the finishing touches on him, and I'm still not done figuring him out.
Here's my last attempt: http://pegasicorn.deviantart.com/art/Kitsune-Spirit-358261968
There are some things I like in both and things I'm not pleased with. More work to be done.

This page was actually going to have a pyramid stack of my TEF deer, but the start of it failed because antlers (you can see my row planning at the top edge of the page; Touk got excused from it because of his leg). I realized how much they'll get in the way. It's something I just can't accomplish directly in pen on paper. Maybe I'll try again with pencil or digital one day...