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Published: 2013-03-04 22:20:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 10454; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 0
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Have posted a few full werewolf paintings, decided I needed a mid transformation for the gallery. This one was a bit more of a challenge as there is really no "real" reference for a human transforming into a beast. It was a fun project. PS, Wacom and Pen painted in about 10 hours over 2 days.Related content
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Thank you, I like them scary too. Not a fan of the instant dog morph in today's films.
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Awesome gallery I've def enjoyed viewing your fine masterpiecesΒ
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thank you, very much appreciated.
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thank you so very much.
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thank you very much
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That's awesome! Love the fur on the back!
Just one thing, the eyes don't look very angry, compared to the growling mouth... Dunno, maybe it's just me.
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more of disbelief of what is happening, thanks
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I like how he isn't pure rage.
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the idea was trying to get a feel for how someone would react to such a torturous metamorphosis, bones changing, muscle tearing and stretching, etc..
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Ok, then it looks fine!
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thank you, much appreciated
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thanks...i think.lol
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I see how that could be ambiguous, even with the grin.
But then, not everybody would agree turning into that would be a good thing. Either way, looks cool!
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many thanks, much appreciated.
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