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Finally made some time to work on some model customs! This one’s a Schleich Arctic wolf #14742 that I’ve repainted to the tan, black and white often seen on North American wolves in more boreal areas. She’s available at https://www.etsy.com/listing/1268354273/thistle-custom-schleich-arctic-wolf
What is your favourite colour of wolf?
Grey - European (more vividly coloured with more defined markings)
Grey - North American (paler with less defined markings)
Black - silvers out considerably with age
Arctic White - often stained yellowish by the environment
My customization of a Breyer Howling Wolf as my graphic novel protagonist Larch having been a great success, I'm trying to figure out what the most popular colour of grey wolf (Canis lupus specifically,) to decide which colour to paint another model wolf (1/9 scale Breyer Traditional) that I intend to sell. This model was computer sculpted by Animal Den Miniatures.
This is the model to be painted! I am thinking of selling her for $300 USD when she is done, to help me pay off some debts.
Here are the colours being considered:
Grey - European/Eurasian. Note the cleanly defined markings and bright colours. Larch's coat is based off of the European wolf because I personally find them prettier than North American wolves, but that's me.
Grey - North American - colours tend to be paler, with muzzier, less defined markings.
Black - this colour silvers out as the wolf ages until they become unrecognizeable with their puppyhood selves. Black wolves are only naturally found in North America and have a stronger genetic resistance against distemper.
Arctic White - this colour belongs solely to Canis lupus arctos, better known as the arctic or tundra wolf. It tends to get stained yellowish by the wolf's habitat.
WIP shots of the Breyer wolf that I am customizing as my beloved lupine character Larch! Today I went at her with pencil crayon; not much left to do apart from some black acrylic paint details and pencil crayon touch ups/signature but I have to wait until the weather hops up to +5 Celsius before I can seal her with matte varnish.
He Had Me At “Jeremy” (The Third Time)
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…and another one from the lovely state of texas. well cj jones is off to a good start. he has gotten a pretty good boost from the foxhole. thanks foxhole for having excellent taste in wolf. foto119 has captured him perfectly in photos. so i have a quick question in regards to the following photos...
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MEAT: RE-HEAT (395)
he is that model wolf that was modelling those tite drawz i posted many moons ago. well i wanted to re-heat a few new shots of his sexy ass…
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