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Have you ever considered sculpting one for sale, or any other anthropomorphic animals? There isn’t enough ‘beautiful” werewolf sculpture available. I do seem to remember a lovely wolf-lady work in progress in your gallery. I know your crazy busy, but I hope that project hasn’t been abandoned completely. She was the perfect example of what I had in mind.
same here….I’d LOVE to have her as a pyo. I had this cool paintjob idea with intricate tattoos and drybrushed fur patterning…..Plus I think she’d be a pain for you to production paint. PYO yesss?
This one PT? I’d love to see it completed!
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Yes! That’s the one. Thanks TDM :bigsmile:
same here….I’d LOVE to have her as a pyo. I had this cool paintjob idea with intricate tattoos and drybrushed fur patterning…..Plus I think she’d be a pain for you to production paint. PYO yesss?
yersh! i was thinking tribal tatoos, like the Maori’s do – lots – enough so it would almost look like she was clothed but really isn’t. It’s just skin and fur…
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I agree with you PC :). She would be a great PYO. I would love to paint her myself. So many ways wou could do it to. But production would be awesome to.
Yes!! A LONG time ago!Around 1985. I wanted to do a sleek beautiful werewolf- that was even before “furries” and “anthros” were common. I did sculpt that wolf-lady, but she is more of an anthro.
That wolf lady was designed to be cast in pewter. Her head would probably need to be repositioned to be cast in gypsum, and she is a little small for a pyo.Yes!! A LONG time ago!Around 1985. I wanted to do a sleek beautiful werewolf- that was even before “furries” and “anthros” were common. I did sculpt that wolf-lady, but she is more of an anthro.
That wolf lady was designed to be cast in pewter. Her head would probably need to be repositioned to be cast in gypsum, and she is a little small for a pyo.Still, I would love to see her done someday. When I was a kid I used to draw werewolves all the time and they were always done with beads and braids in their fur. I always liked the idea of them being smart, thinking creatures, instead of brainless murderous brutes they were so often depicted as. That sculpt really captures the thoughtfulness I wanted to express in my depictions of the lycanthropes 🙂
She is so pretty even in her half-finished state. I would love to see her finished!
Having her as a PYO would be extremely great, because mostly I like the smaller PYOs better anyway 🙂what size is she exactly? Do you have any size reference photos with her in it?
I can see what you mean about the head reposition….would doing a slight uptilt so she was posed almost the same, but slightly upwards help? Less of an overhang in that position. Or is there another issue with her head positioning?
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