bopkit bopkit- the twin sister of lopkit- strides in on regal paws, reaching a proud 10.2 inches at adulthood. she shares her brother's curly, cream basecoat, though hers is much more flowing, often labeled as majestic. alongside this, she stands out from her brother with her inverted coloration to the observant eye. bopkit sports smaller, dilute-hickory spots all over her body, with squiggled splotches and streaking lines of hazel over them. this gives her a more graceful and mysterious appearance, as opposed to the bouncy and whimsical lopkit. bopkit's split-colored face is the opposite of lopkit's—her left side is the same woody hue as her spots, while the right side boasts a splotchy taupe pattern, smudged with darker freckles in their respective hues. small hazel stripes crawl up her lean legs, giving her a sleek and elegant appearance. her round ears are less fluffy than lopkit's, adding to her overall refined look. bopkit's bobbed tail is striped and freckled all over in shades of almond and terracotta, slightly longer and more flowy than lopkit's. on her left haunch there is a striking marking of a crescent moon- a deep sepia in color- starkly contrasting with her brother's sun-shaped spot. her body is adorned with tiny, dark, arrow-like markings, arranged in sharp and angled patterns. bopkit's eyes, similar to lopkit's, are dual toned. her right eye is a milky shade of turquoise with a blind, white pupil, while her left eye is a stunning golden-amber, accented with beautiful long lashes that sweep over them both. her unique eye coloration only enhances her mysterious and graceful appearance, making her all the more captivating. in summary, bopkit is a stunning and regal creature, whose elegant and refined appearance stands in contrast to lopkit's playful and whimsical look. her inverted coloration and unique markings, coupled with her piercing gaze, make her a creature that is both striking and captivating to behold. [ written by @mxdflaps ]
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