Stats:
About 1 1/2 feet tall at eye level
Large Wings
Three toes on hind feet.  Front feet have 3 toes, and a thumb.
Three wing fingers, and one more on 'elbow' of wing.
Tail spade is two seperate parts and very flexable, made like wing membrane,
they don't move on their own, just drag along.
Semi-Retractable claws.
Springy and cat like body.
Top strut of ear fins are second sets of horns.
5 rays in earfin.  2st strut is the longest.

Colors:
Dark Grey toes, blended into lighter leg color.
Black talons
Light orange eyes
Color with the lightest, slighty grey toned purple.
Lighter area of body is nearly white,
starts between the nose and eyes, goes down the neck, belly, and covers most of the tail,
except for the top of the tail, nearest to the body.
Horns are also the same color as the lighter area.
Lighter area of legs start at the 'elbows' and 'ankles', does not met with lighter area on belly.
Inner sides of wings are slightly darker than outer side.
Body shade is inbetween the colors of the inner, and outter sides of wings.
Spots on wings are the darkest purple.  Lighter underside of body is the lightest.
Picture below is exact colors, unshaded.

Hex Codes
Body:  #E4E0E9
Belly/Tail/Legs/Horns/Underside of jaw, and top of nose:  #F7F6F9
Underside of Wing:  #DED6E2
OuterSide of Wing:  #EDE4EF
Wing Spots(Both Sides):  #B3A4B9
Toes:  #3B3B3B
Talons:  #000000
Eye:  #FDAA81

Best Images to refrence

 A wonderful description that Nemmy wrote

A new day has just begun and you prepare yourself to continue along your journey across the seeming endless span of the plains.  It wasn’t all just grass, though.  Spread out sporadically were trees here and there, their branches covered with leaves which have just grown to meet the latest coming of the spring season.  The gentle rustling of a river which you spent the night sleeping next to makes itself heard once again, the sound almost forgotten to you as it remained the same, soothing tone all throughout the night.   You hear some splashing sounds suddenly and you glance out across the river, watching as the fish go about feeding themselves, breaking the surface of the water in the blink of the eye to capture the hapless insects hovering above.

Just as you’re about to continue along your way, the morning sun above you gets blocked out all of a sudden by a creature flying over head.  Glancing upwards, you can hardly believe what it is your trusted eyes are showing you.  A dragon had flown overhead and was continuing along its way without notice the sudden awe it had stirred up within you.  You follow its path intently with your eyes, watching as the dragon alights itself on one of the branches of a tree barely half a mile away.   Curiosity gets the better of you and you can’t resist trying to get a closer look at the beautiful, legendary creature.

As you slowly approach the tree upon which the dragon appears to be napping, your intuition tells you that this dragon is a female.  She appears to be the species of dragon most commonly referred to in legends and stories, a quadruped with a pair of wings, the wing-arms joined at her body above her forelegs.  Her tail has drooped down into the branches of the tree, adorned with a most unique tail spade.  Your eyes travel back up towards her body as you walk a bit closer, trying to be as quiet as possible so as not to disturb the dragoness from her nap.  At first you thought that she was white in color.  But now, as you step closer, you can see that her scales were actually tinted a purplish-grey color, her chest, belly, and underside of her tail being a bit lighter than the rest of her body.  The only exception to that seemed to be the dragoness’ paws, all four of which were totally black with matching black claws.   Each of her paws also consisted of three toes.  Gazing back down at her tail, you notice that it would be about the length of her body had it not been for the tail spade.  With that flowing adornment, the dragoness’ tail became almost double the length of her body.  It began as any other tail spade would but instead of ending in a point, it separated into two long appendages, almost looking like her one tail became two at where the tail spade was attached.

Taking slow, deliberate steps, you are now very close to the stunning creature.   You admire her well built body, watching as her chest swells with each breath she takes in her sleep.  Never before have you seen something so beautiful.  The sun’s rays were gleaming off her scales in such a spectacular display, making the dragoness appear almost as bright as the sun itself.  You take another step closer, your foot unknowingly coming down on a stick which had fallen off the tree.  You wince as a loud snap gives your position away and the dragoness awakes with a startled meep.  She hops up and stands in a crouched position, staring down at you with her warm, golden colored eyes, the pupils of which were slit and black.

Tilting her head left and right at you, she continues to appraise you, still deciding whether to fly off to another destination or not.  You remain as still as possible, hoping not to scare her off so soon.  But in this current position, you now get a good view of her muzzle.  The tip of her snout, like her chest, was a lighter purple than the top of her nose and her cheeks and was flat rather than pointed.  Behind each of her eyes was a horn, white in color, but the same color as the underbelly, curving downwards at first and then back up in a rather lazy wave, just slightly longer in length than her snout.  She turns her head further to the side and you can see that beneath the horn, the dragoness has an ear fin, looking almost like a mini pair of wings on the back of her head.

Suddenly the dragoness yawns widely, showing off all of her sharp fangs to you.  You can tell that all she wants to right now is continue taking a nap.  She bows her head quickly to you as if saying goodbye to her admirer.  The dragoness walks over to the end of the branch and then spreads her wings out wide, the wingspan easily longer than that of the length of her body from nose to tailtip, giving you one last view to marvel over.  Her wings were the same shade of purple as that of her back, each with three wing-fingers with another bone extending from the elbow of her wing arm to help support the fragile membranes.  The most noticeable part of her wings, though, was the random splotches of greyish darker purple which appeared on the ends of her wing membranes.

With a gentle rumble vibrating in her chest, the dragon leapt up into the air while beating her beautiful wings downwards, launching herself effortlessly into the sky.  She flew up higher and higher until it seemed that she caught a gust of wind.  The dragoness then just kept her wings spread out as she glided lazily upon it, letting herself get led towards the opposite end of the plains where she would find a new tree to nap on.  You watch as she goes, still frozen in place from awe…

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