#werewolf figure

[rap-art]

The second to last part is done! Surprise! She is female. Using some references of a couple of red wolves. I've come up with this look. I hope this makes it stand out from the other piece I did like two years ago.

I just need to put the two together and add the last bits. The shadow, the lighting/beams of light from the moon, and other additional things in the background.

If you like this and my other works, please donate to my Ko-fi or gofundme, because my funds are still low and getting lower. I greatly appreciate the help.

I was gonna go on a tangent and explain something, but I also don't want to delve into trying to explain myself, not doing it right, and making a mess about it. So I'm gonna keep it short. Does anyone know if this figure should have more fur or any ripped clothes around the chest area or is this figure fine the way it is?

To not get too into why I'm asking this: I want my figure to stand out in a way that people know it's a female compared to my other werewolf pieces, but I don't want it to be the only reason people know it's a female (and I know if I take it out, people would probably not be able to see the difference). I've realized wolves have thicker or more tufts of fur in their chest and stomach area, and this piece kinda just has the breasts kinda just there where as my previous Halloween pieces don't even show the werewolf's own chest. It's more 'accurate' that way.

My brain kinda goes back and forth and I'd love to hear some real feedback on if you think this might be too much or if this is fine.

[rezny]

Saw this set once a long time ago and knew I had to have it sometime. Forgot all about it until the other day. The little severed leg under the bed amuses me. Poor grandma.