Finished, although a few things might get played with before it goes up in the Flea Market, as I’m seeing some stuff that bugs me.




Anyways, thanks everyone for your previous comments. I actually took them to heart and tried to sort of rough the paint job up a bit so it didn’t look so soft and clean. I wanted the paint job to look somewhat gritty to more closely follow my inspiration photos like this one. I know, who can say they intentionally dirtied and uglied up their piece? 😆 Me!!! I even misted over some of the white areas (like face and front legs) to give the piece an overall darker as well as grainy look. Overall, I didn’t push it further enough in the gritty direction (it just looked to sweet and I didn’t want to force it somewhere), but I’ll make another wolf someday to more closely follow the photos. Gray fur and yellow eyes and everything else.