Thanks Pijon.

An interesting back story for Mrs. Claus. She looks kind and lovely too. Well done, bud.

You know what B, you are absolutely right about that! "Santa Claus" is literally as variation of "Saint Nick!" Yet, the character has always been referred to as "Mrs. Claus", which would actually make her "Mrs. Nicholas." That is so odd considering that it's his first name. I guess I could have used the "Kringle" surname, but I just didn't think about it except for it to be an alias. I got the nationality of Icelandic from some research that suggested either the actual saint or early "Santa Claus/Father Chirstmas" legends originate from that country, but I didn't think about the lack of surnames for people from there. Perhaps that's why she's always been "Mrs. Claus" anyway? Well, glad to see that you like my interpretation of the character man!

Based on my exhaustive research (I looked at Wikipedia briefly), she doesn't seem to have a full name. But then, her hubby doesn't either (Claus being his given name, a dimunitive of Nicholas), and he's got a few centuries of a head start. And I guess if they're Icelandic, then neither of them should have a family name anyway.

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Right, sorry. No one cares, I know.

Cool version of her. The modernisation angle is an interesting one, and the more modern, less traditional design you've opted for fits that very well.