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My first birthday gift to .

This is a scene depicting her OC Ayla and myself as werewolves.

After a short non-violent argument, I storm off away from Ayla, believing that there's no way that she and I are the same. Ayla, on the other hand, believes she can see a common connection between us, as she is seen sneering in the distance. Undeterred, she knows that I'll come back sooner or later anyway. Or maybe perhaps she'll end up finding me while I let off my steam in the nearby forest.

Now, worryingly, for my fears, the design for our werewolf forms are unfortunately based off that mad-dog featured in John Landis' An American Werewolf In London. Surprisingly, the film's werewolf pays a striking resemblance to those that are found in Swedish folklore, which is a man-sized wolf with no tail, and a thirst for blood. What's worse, unlike their cousins further south that require a full moon to transform, Swedish werewolves can show up any time of the day, either unintentional when angry or deliberately when they actually want to.

However, I managed to incorporate some differences to the American Werewolf. For eg., more expressive eyes, a more calm facial expression and the addition of whiskers.

In the case of Ayla and I, we also have different colour patterns. Ayla retains her original colour/pattern scheme, whereas I have very similar colours to the American Werewolf, yet I have some striping at the front of my body. Which is ironic, since that design gives me the creeps.

Anyways, I hope that the special birthday girl would like this.

Description
My first birthday gift to .

This is a scene depicting her OC Ayla and myself as werewolves.

After a short non-violent argument, I storm off away from Ayla, believing that there's no way that she and I are the same. Ayla, on the other hand, believes she can see a common connection between us, as she is seen sneering in the distance. Undeterred, she knows that I'll come back sooner or later anyway. Or maybe perhaps she'll end up finding me while I let off my steam in the nearby forest.

Now, worryingly, for my fears, the design for our werewolf forms are unfortunately based off that mad-dog featured in John Landis' An American Werewolf In London. Surprisingly, the film's werewolf pays a striking resemblance to those that are found in Swedish folklore, which is a man-sized wolf with no tail, and a thirst for blood. What's worse, unlike their cousins further south that require a full moon to transform, Swedish werewolves can show up any time of the day, either unintentional when angry or deliberately when they actually want to.

However, I managed to incorporate some differences to the American Werewolf. For eg., more expressive eyes, a more calm facial expression and the addition of whiskers.

In the case of Ayla and I, we also have different colour patterns. Ayla retains her original colour/pattern scheme, whereas I have very similar colours to the American Werewolf, yet I have some striping at the front of my body. Which is ironic, since that design gives me the creeps.

Anyways, I hope that the special birthday girl would like this.