The last one for today. It was also a part of warmup sketching. I decided to do a quick reference for future use.
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This is fantastic and I adore that little babbeh lol
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You really have incredible skill. Are you an illustrator?
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Thanks! 
I am a full-time illustrator, yes. My spec is character design, but I mainly draw human/humanoid characters.
Fluffies are just fun and distracting, so I find it really enjoyable to sketch them. 
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Dude, that’s awesome. 
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I dunno why but I do feel that you’re good at drawing mecha/ robotic people too.
just a hunch
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Beautiful art style, such expressive eyes!
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Very well done.
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Hope you’re not making us choose, because they’re al gorgeous AF
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No choices here! 
I just wanted to explore how I can tackle gender dimorphism in fluffies lol.
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One way to do that is by making pink stallions and blue mares. Although it seems to be less of an issue for the mares.
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I really like these. They look so cool!
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these look so good! i love your line weight & sexual dymorphism
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These are super pretty and super good! I love 'em!
Also makes me look at my own fluffies a bit, where there is absolutely no gender dimorphism whatsoever. If you wanna breed them you just sorta have to guess, I suppose.
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Thanks! <3
Well, not all animals have the dimorphism thing! And fluffies, being a biotoys, probably have countless different breeds, just like dogs or cats. Some may look alike, some may differ. Of course speshuw pwaces are the easiest way to sex a fluffy, but from my character-design-standpoint it was interesting to try and bring some visual characteristics for mares and stallions.
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They look great. I can’t articulate it, but there is something about them, especially the faces, that looks like they could be from a Disney cartoon.
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Absolutely abusable 10/10
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