This thread is dedicated to the Lupora species. Please post any image issues for the Lupora species in this thread. Image issues can include missing artwork, layering issues, erroneous lines or markings on the artwork, etc. Basically, if something is not appearing correctly, please let us know.

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Thank you in advance!

(Sorry in advance for not being able to circle it, Im bad with the "making photos outside of sylestia good in it")
So I noticed this today when I was looking at my Luporas. Apparently, the husky trait and the spiked collar dont layer very well on the back front paw. Looks like the males do not have the same problem.

@Rai, Husky doesn't cover the feet of lupora- it's the blue colour on that lup, the black is all unaffected base colour. I suspect you are perhaps mistaking the dewclaw of the lupora as part of the husky trait? The dewclaw is not visible on the male due to his closer foot's positioning

Missing art: G1 Runic Swirl

Adult Male



Trait art is missing from his far hind leg (and possibly far foreleg? Should the trait be just visible there? Seems like it from the female and other foreleg)

Inconsistent colour/ opacity issue: M2 Mechanical wings, Rainbow Mech wings

Adult Female



Closer wing's M2 colour covers most of the wing, fading in opacity only slightly. The back wing, where the M2 fades into C2 evenly at about the mid-point and ending with clean C2, matches the male's wing colouration.

Art Issue: M2: Haunted Banshee's Mane

Adult Male



Section of leaf is visible sticking out under his foot