Kromme-par (:Open Species:)

So I LOVE doodling creatures in my notebook and this one just stood out, so BOOM species.

-Upper right-hand corner (orange paper) is the original sketch

-Left hand-corner is an average adult with just generalized markings

-Below adult is a baby with generalized markings

-And lower right is a close up head view of a young adult.

And the color range is very generalized and not limited to only those colors.

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Their antlers, which curve straight up from their scalp, never stop growing. When their body matures and stops growing their horns start to come in. Since their antlers get so tall once they become adults they're almost forced to live out in the open, for fear of low hanging branches. Their horns could get tangled or even broken in the bows of trees. In fact, it is not uncommon to see wild kromme-pars wandering around with two different height antlers. Often times kromme-pars (of both genders) will get into fights about mates or when protecting their young.

They roam in large herds sometimes ranging from twenty-five to fifty adults. Kromme-pars like to stick to the land that they are accustomed to such as breeding and sleeping grounds. They breed every two years and do not mate for life.

Newborn kromme-pars are born with all of their patterns and colorations, and these will not change upon maturity.

-NO claiming the species as your own

-NO adding any colors that are not specifically listed (Such as neon pink or blue)

-NO making adoptables, free or otherwise.

-Credit me on the reference sheet of your kromme-dar

-Do not repost any of my work to any site, including Da.