Difference between revisions of "Bird of Paradise"

The Bird of Paradise's body is covered in long, stunning feathers of all imaginable colors and hues, making her look like a living rainbow, or perhaps a well-stocked artist's palette. Some of the feathers are exceptionally long and curl upwards at the ends, giving her the appearance of wearing an exquisite technicolor cloak. Her head is smooth, rounded and crowned with a large, almost unwieldy crest of fluffy feathers that curves forward in a range of autumn colors, vaguely resembling a Mohawk. Two glassy, translucent eyes peer out from above a thick, curved beak - they're so wide and empty that you feel you could easily lose yourself in Bird of Paradise's rather hypnotic gaze. Her body is warm and inviting, with feathers forming a well-groomed layer over her generous, feminine curves. As you continue to look over Bird of Paradise, you have an inexplicable impulse to go up and touch her elegant plumage - a picture of perfection with its balanced mix of warm and cool colors. A lovely pair of wings sprouts from Bird of Paradise's back, bands upon bands of soft, melding colors forming a living rainbow. She has 2 average breasts. Her arms are long, slender and firm beneath the coat of soft and fluffy feathers that covers much of her shoulders and forearms. Her hands end in long, dexterous fingers, each one tipped with small, pointy talons that look as if they were designed for getting a good grip on various small objects. Her legs are solid and look as if they've some muscle definition to them, which is quite reasonable considering the heavy-looking claws Bird of Paradise is dragging about on her scaled feet. Her ass is firm and muscular, the sort of thing you only find on magazine covers. Above that fine rear sprout tail feathers so long that they sweep the ground as Bird of Paradise walks, yet somehow still manage to remain spotless despite that. The feathers themselves are large and broad, starting from a deep violet from within their shafts and gradually warming through all the colors of the rainbow up to the edges.