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"Were-Coyote/Were-wolf Critter" by Rachel S. Young

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Were-Coyote/Were-wolf Critter by Rachel S. Young

Month/year:- May 2003 . While I was on holiday I came up for a weird idea for a manga set in the Wild West with...uh ... were-coyotes ... don't ask ^^;; Anywhoo, when I got back I started drawing up some concept sketches for the main character and stuff - but when I got to drawing one of the were-coyotes I realized I'd never tried to draw a were-creature before O_o;; I mean you'd expect me, fan of horror and fantasy and wolves that I am, to have drawn Weres before, but no! And my anime-style wolves keep looking cute >_< They're not supposed to be cute! Ahhh!! But then I started this one, and it was looking all fantasy-illustrationy instead, so I decided to finish it off properly. As of yet I still haven't successfully managed an animesq were-coyote, but I'll show you guys when I do ^_^ The bg makes it difficult to clearly see the werecoyote in my opinion . Clouds are so tough to do in just line art! I tried to make them look like Larry Elmore's clouds, but I guess I've got a long way to go. One day I would love to be able to illustrate role-playing modules for D&D and such *sigh*

Date	Name	Comment
28 Jul 2003	Kevin <rogerthehomunculus	Loading... This is really great, but you should probably know that White Wolf has a Werewolf: Wild West tabletop roleplaying game already published. Just thought I'd give you a heads-up. But the pic is really, really great. It actually reminds me of some of the stuff in the aforementioned rpg. Great stuff; keep it up!
20 Aug 2003	Angela Wenzel	Loading... This is stunning black and white work! The coyote isn't that hard to see in front of the background, and I think the picture would be far less interesting if it wasn't there. I really want to get good at pen and ink, and I was wondering if you have any favorite b/w artists, or if you have any tips in general. I'd really appreciate it!
21 Aug 2003	Wayne H. Hodge	Loading... This is excellent pen and ink work. And thank goodness he isn't wearing any clothes. )
17 Nov 2005	Pixy shinywings	Loading... Ooo..... Niiccceee.
28 Jul 2006	Howler	Loading... Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowect ect dats amazing wow i wish i could draw like you what r u, 15, 18 maby? ps would have made wow longer but it said "text is way to redundent". what the hell is redundent!
16 May 2007	Alex Wiltsie	Loading... This is really cool, I like the inking style and the atmophere, looks really good
15 Oct 2007	Wolf woman	Loading... Totally cool, i love how the face is more wolf-like rather than a humans face. U r very talented!
15 Feb 2011	Anon.	Loading... Very cool, I actully do play D&D. And currently playing a werecoyote

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'Were-Coyote/Were-wolf Critter':

• Created by:

Rachel S. Young
• Copyright: ©Rachel S. Young. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Coyote, Gothic, Horror, Were, Werewolf, Wolf
• Categories: Anthropomorphic (Furries), Lycanthrope, Were-folk, etc
• Techniques: Computer Painted from Scratch
• Submitted: 2003-05-16 01:42:09
• Views: 5653
• Resolution: 396x515