EDIT: I put the pic in MSPaint on my laptop, since I'm probably not going to be back around the scanner I'm used to for a while, and cleaned the pic up some. I think I like the black around the outside of the pic instead of the white, to me it makes the moon seem brighter like I originally wanted it to be. I centered it as well so I hope this looks better now

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I bought several packs of Bristol paper and three Copic Multiliners (.005, .01, and .08) and used them along with my Prismacolor markers to create this guy. This is the first completed piece of art done with those so if you can see any difference in these materials as opposed to my Microns and Copy papers then let me know which set of materials you like better

Now since I used to draw a lot of "fierce" characters way back in High School, LONG before I started posting art on the net, I decided to show ya'll that I can do more than just cute and cuddly, which is pretty much all ya'll have seen from me.

I truely started out with a lot of snarling characters, they always seemed to have an angry look on their face, not because I was angry just because that's the way I drew them most often back in HS

Second, I hope him being all bloody doesn't mean it should be under mature, if some of you think so let me know, but I asked a friend and she said that she didn't think it needed to be, after all he could have been hunting for food and killed a deer or something and just made a mess of himself lol

Plus if the background looks kinda weird, it came about after I inked him so I hope it flows well, OH and I thought a pure white werewolf would be pretty cool since I see a lot of black and brown ones (it also made it REALLY fun to get the blood effect on his fur

So in the end he's NOT an anthro wolf, he's a werewolf, hence why he's really muscled up and why his eyes are glowing yellow as well as why the full moon is in the pic

Hope ya'll like him, he was fun, and no I'm not angry or venting, just thought it'd be cool to do something out of the ordinary for a change, or well out of the ordinary being snarly instead of cuddly