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"And somewhere, in the Northwoods darkness, a creature walks upright. And the best advice you may ever get is don't go out at night." - Steve Cook, "The Legend"

And here's my take on a werewolf. As you might know from my Werewolf Preferences pic, I prefer the kind of werewolf that is beast-like, yet walks on two legs, so that's what I used for the basic structure. The face is modeled after photos I saw of snarling wolves, and the coat is mostly based on that of a North American grey wolf, which has most of its dark fur on its back.

Originally, I was just going to have the wolf by himself, but I decided that a background of some kind would be more interesting.

The quote comes from a song called "The Legend" by Steve Cook, which may or may not have kickstarted the urban legend of the Michigan Dog Man, where people had sightings of large, half-man, half-dog/wolf creatures roaming around at night, though Cook and his partner originally made the song as a sort of April Fools joke. You can listen to the 2007 version of the song here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwYWsl…

If you want something a bit more peppy, you can listen here to the late Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London": www.youtube.com/watch?v=qae259…

As always, let me know what you think in the comments below, PM/DM me if you'd like a commission made, and have a most wonderful day, everyone!

Description
"And somewhere, in the Northwoods darkness, a creature walks upright. And the best advice you may ever get is don't go out at night." - Steve Cook, "The Legend"

And here's my take on a werewolf. As you might know from my Werewolf Preferences pic, I prefer the kind of werewolf that is beast-like, yet walks on two legs, so that's what I used for the basic structure. The face is modeled after photos I saw of snarling wolves, and the coat is mostly based on that of a North American grey wolf, which has most of its dark fur on its back.

Originally, I was just going to have the wolf by himself, but I decided that a background of some kind would be more interesting.

The quote comes from a song called "The Legend" by Steve Cook, which may or may not have kickstarted the urban legend of the Michigan Dog Man, where people had sightings of large, half-man, half-dog/wolf creatures roaming around at night, though Cook and his partner originally made the song as a sort of April Fools joke. You can listen to the 2007 version of the song here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwYWsl…

If you want something a bit more peppy, you can listen here to the late Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London": www.youtube.com/watch?v=qae259…

As always, let me know what you think in the comments below, PM/DM me if you'd like a commission made, and have a most wonderful day, everyone!