First of three commissions I took in Anthrocon Artist's Alley, this character appears to be named 'Sakuramoto', according to the filename of the owner's sole reference. The original was significantly more chibi/kemono style, but I rendered her in a more conventional anthro style you see here. The style of the original version could be an interesting exercise to mimic one day in a different pose, as I made no attempt to copy how the original unnamed artist drew her (In truth, I've always tried to avoid direcly copying Japanese artstyles, although my work often contains elements associated with them)

technical:
For display on FA, I went into my scan of the original and performed a few hours of touch-up and tweaks, which is probably much more than what it took to draw the original image :D Fixes include matching up lines that were supposed to intersect that didn't, separating lines that joined where they shouldn't, smoothing certain curves (I did this one with a tech pen rather than a brush) and performing some anatomical fixes.

Pencil+tech pen on bristol, cleaned up and fixes performed on Clip Studio Paint EX. Single-layer exported .jpg, 4.5MB working .CLIP file, Project ID# 508