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1girl, solo, anthro female borzoi, borzoi snout, long floppy ears dipped forward, orange fur, white eyebrows, blue eyes, big breasts, grey jet pilot suit, closed mouth, raised eyebrows, tired expression, half-closed eyes, under-eye bags, scar on nose, scars on cheek and jaw, head shot, side profile, from side, looking to the side, facing left, linework, crosshatching, heavy shading, square composition
A true side profile head shot of a single anthro female borzoi facing the left edge of the frame, her long narrow borzoi snout projecting horizontally past her cheek, the nose tip almost touching the left border. Her head is turned so the camera sees one blue eye in three-quarter-lid profile, its pupil drifted toward the left of frame, looking at nothing in the middle distance; the far eye is hidden behind the bridge of her snout. Both long floppy ears hang down and slightly forward, the near ear falling across the base of her jaw and the far ear visible as a soft edge behind her skull, their tips pushed back a little by the turn of her head. Orange fur covers her skull, muzzle and throat, longer and paler at the throat and ear fringes, and the white eyebrows sit high and arched above the near eye; the skin under that eye sags into a soft bluish bag, and a pale old scar cuts diagonally across the top of her nose, with two smaller scars on her cheekbone and one at the jaw hinge. Her mouth is fully closed, the lip line a single relaxed seam with no tooth showing. Her neck rises from a grey jet pilot suit whose collar, zipped to the throat, is the only part of it in frame; the suit's bulk at the bottom of the crop implies her big chest below the frame edge, and a single stitched seam runs down from the collar. The background is an empty cool slate-grey field with no objects, no horizon and no further figures. A single hard key light from the upper left grazes the top of her snout, the brow ridge and the near ear, leaving the underside of the jaw and the far side of her skull in a dense shadow block; the eye catches one small tight highlight. Cool grey palette with the orange fur as the only warm mass, all shading built from dense crosshatching that thickens into near-black at the jaw and thins to open hatch lines on the lit plane of the snout, crisp ink linework bounding every shape. Quiet exhaustion.
Oct 25, 2026 11:30 PM