Aahaha, I'm a loser.

Introducing my new fursona (uh, cephalosona?), Whitneyfish. She's the mopey little cuttlefish in the top left, all blue. She can change into any color combination imaginable, as well as have specific symbols or even words displayed on her body. And for some reason she doesn't need to be in water, hurr.
Her default colors are dark blue with a light icy-blue at the end of her mantle. Whatever the color combination, she usually has the lightest color in that spot, though obviously it can be else where as well and doesn't have to be that way. That's just her preference. She won't get butthurt over it though.
She's just a common cuttlefish. Obviously sizes are inaccurate here.

Next to her is my friend Jenn as a flamboyant cuttlefish. Jenn can make her look however she wants, but that's just what I went with. Default colors are dark purple and millions of shades of pink. She's actually tinytiny compared to Whitneyfish and !!!poisonous!!! so don't eat her.
Bear in mind that's the worst drawing of a flamboyant cuttlefish ever. First time drawing one, it looks terrible. Bahbah whatever.

The big greenish beastie is my character Austin. He's an Australian giant cuttlefish because..he is a giant cuttlefish. Again he can be any color combination under the sun and I'm not even sure if that's what his default colors will be.

Cuttlefish are outrageously fun to color. The possibilities are endless; they make a great accessory since they can match your fursona, they make a great greeting card because they can spell out words in their skin, they make great best friend because they can shake your hand.
(That's all of course untrue except for the shaking your hand bit, but this is the internet so damnit if I want Whitneyfish to swim around with ZOMG! flashing on her skin, it will).

Finally there is a lonely little Norway there, who still works just fine as a fursona (lulz furries). Back to her simplicity. Orange eyes and all that. I meant to put a monroe piercing on her though, and her paws might still be stitched on. I don't know yet.

References were used for all of these which is why it almost looks like I know what I'm doing at some points. Norway only has three legs because in the reference I used the fox's other leg was hidden.

This is the longest description ever. : D
(by the way, most of this is in jest, but Whitneyfish is my new favorite thing ever)