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Wolf-Head Barge Fixture Italy, Rome | Cleveland Museum of Art
LycanHead — my original character & story.
"A wolf-headed, human-bodied being. There are four others like him, and together they form a team.
Originally created as living weapons.
After years in system shutdown, they rebooted.
Now, no longer as weapons, they serve a human descendant of their original creator and live quietly in a certain part of Japan.”
Worldbuilding in progress — just a sketch for now
Drawing Ned Stark in a sorta Cartoon Saloon Style! This is the sketch but I'll post the finished one eventually Getting really into ASOIAF again, it's kinda scary how much I'm thinking about it lmao
@redwolf17 done inspired me to make what will probably be a costly commission. But in her story there is a part when Gendry makes a knife for Arya that had a wolf head pommel and I thought to myself "hey, I want one of those" so I've reached out to a someone who I know makes forged items that I've bought stuff from before. And I'm hopping he will make me the pommel for my old K-Bar knife.
Ideally the pommel will be a larger version of this wolf head here on my bracelet.
More procreate doodling from awhile ago.
“7” (Barracuda)
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Quick update on the red wolf head: hinged jaw now fully operational, next up is final detailing of the nose, ears, and fur.
I hope to find a way to obscure the little neck piece visible through the mouth some more: unfortunately I couldn't move the hinge further back or the jaw wouldn't be able to open to its current maximum range.
Luckily it's only bothersome when viewing the head directly from the front with the jaw open at maximum (last picture is halfway open), tilt it a little and it gets hidden by the snout or cheeks (second-to-last picture).
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