Where's my picture, dammit.

Where's my picture, dammit.

At first I didn't figure out what was next to him. Of course, after looking at it a minute it was obvious, but why does half the sparrow match the background?

Simple in design with a cut that is somewhat masculine but would still fit a woman, these long kurta robes, running from a high collar to just below the knee, are a soft, understated creamy white, adorned only with occasional checked patterns in neutral tones of gray and brown which serve more to provide a visual texture than true ornamentation. The cut is loose enough to allow extensive freedom of movement, and would provide better protection against heat than cold or inclement weather. Pearl buttons fit into loops up the front, allowing the robes to be closed all the way to the neck, while similar buttons affix a hood in a similar style to the back of the neck. The ensemble's simplicity makes it suitable for less formal occasions, but it would also serve as an effective backdrop for more colourful garments worn above it.

Carefully tailored and fitted in a squarish cut, this stylish coat in the sherwani style is a deep sapphire blue, rich and sumptuous. Elaborate embroidery in silver threading curls and twists over the entire surface of the robes, suggesting in its complex, symmetrical abstract patterns a hint of floral imagery. At the edges, gold stitching adds a contrast to both the blue of the silk, and the tracery of silver which curls through and tangles with the gold edging. Pearl buttons run from the high neck to the coat's end below the knee, concealed under a small flap of golden hem. Setting off the coat's stately air of wealth and formality, a narrow, sunny yellow scarf hangs over the shoulders down to below the hips, also traced through with elaborate silver stitching, and adding a stark contrast of complementary colours to the deep blue of the robes.

Silk of a dark golden hue, midway between the brown of mustard and the burnished gleam of gold, has been cut into a light cloak better suited to keeping out rain than cold. The cloak is light and thin enough to be comfortable even in warm weather, despite the slender threads of gold woven into the silk which add to its weatherproofing qualities. Elaborate, symmetrical embroidery covers the cloak in abstract floral patterns depicted in white and silver thread. The cloak's clasp is a hook and eye, each fashioned from gold in an abstract, elaborate floral design that seems to merge with, or emerge from, the embroidery.

At first I didn't figure out what was next to him. Of course, after looking at it a minute it was obvious, but why does half the sparrow match the background?

Lendren looks like a character in a cartoon I saw once. I can't remember what his name was or where I saw it, but the resemblence is eerie. Also, please draw him with clothes on next time. Clothes are our friends. Kk?