r/werewolves

Saw this game, open, in a table and popped it open to see what was inside, and the first thing I saw was these cute werewolf monster tokens.

I'll let y'all know how the game is after I play it.

Old drawings from YEARS ago when I first started with traditional drawing, these being of werewolf transformations and different stages of it! Inspiration from both april solomon and rosecrowley in making these drawings, and maybe sometime will come back and redraw them!

A werewolf wearing an M65 jacket.

His name is Mik Bayer, a university student at Miska University. Because he was transformed later in life, he is not accustomed to remaining naked in his wolf form the way naturally born werewolves are.

P.S. I messed up the hand while drawing it. With no other solution, I had to fix it using correction tape, though unfortunately the edit marks couldn’t be completely hidden.

Wolf tribe. Integrated training.

This is coming to conventions with me when I do booth set up. :)

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/52332112/

Seems as though someone's gone out off their way to get arykor a collar while she was sleeping. But who could that be?

Not that Rykor minds. Just another addition too add to one of hed variius lycan forms.

Perhaps she shoukd try it on whence the nect moon cycke comes on her airly larger, bipedal form.

~

Bit of a surprise from Plady today

Got the new spikedcollar in for Rykor. As for me i have had the time to work on any projects so Brutus's reference will have to wait.

From auction catalog notes:

Endore, Guy (1901-1970). The Werewolf of Paris. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1933. 8vo. Original mustard yellow cloth lettered in red, top edge stained red; dust jacket (spot of wear near top of spine). FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING with the Farrar & Rinehart seal present on the copyright page.

This work served as the basis for the 1961 horror film The Curse of the Werewolf, with a screenplay by Anthony Hinds and direction by Terence Fisher, starring Oliver Reed, Clifford Evans, and Yvonne Romain. Notably, the film adaptation remains the only werewolf picture produced by Hammer Film Productions, the studio otherwise famed for its long-running cycles of Dracula and Frankenstein films.

The dust jacket features a striking montage of macabre imagery set against a Parisian backdrop.

The Werewolf of Paris is a "classic novel that takes its inspiration from a reported case of necrophilia and cannibalism at the time of the Paris Commune...A sarcastic and bitterly misanthropic allegory, by far the most effective of all the novels in which the werewolf becomes a symbol of divided and conflict-ridden human nature" (Barron). EXCEEDINGLY RARE: According to online records, no copies of the true first edition have appeared at auction.

Barron, Anatomy of Horror 4-51; Bleiler, Supernatural 611. A VERY FINE COPY. This lot is located in Chicago.

Please buddy don't hate yourself

You can do a lot of things don't hate yourself because you can't do it or someone is better than you

You did enough and we do stuff our own ways you don't have to always be hard yourself

Come on we can do this together...

As always im here buddy

Sorry for reposting, but I felt the original drawing had some flaws, so I decided to revise it.

Basically, this piece is about a werewolf experiencing the tranquility and vitality of the early morning.

Jaz was actually a pretty good track runner but after she got bit her reflexes were insane. It sucks her best friend is supposed to hunt creatures like her but I’m sure they’ll get past that eventually

The bottom left painting is referenced from an image in pieces