Yes I spoke on third person of myself... and yes I enjoyed drawing this and yes it has NSFW alt... no you can't see it here, hope you enjoy this little sequence as much as I did...

In my bluesky you'll find both versions and the transcribed text for easier reading, do not use my art to train any AI's, do not feed it to them, I am sharing it with you cuz I care for this... and I want you to see it and enjoy it

When I think of werewolves, I tend to think of an allegory for addition, illness, or some other affliction that a person has to manage. Something that keeps coming back, despite their best efforts to keep it under control. They might recognize the warning signs, take precautions, and sincerely believe that this time things will be different. Suddenly the full moon comes out and the villagers run for their lives.

There’s something tragic about a monster that spends most of their time being a fully functioning human being, understanding what they’re capable of and has to live with the consequences afterwards.

Of course, struggling with an illness or addiction doesn’t make someone a monster. The werewolf just takes that fear of losing control to an extreme.

Either way, if you’re experiencing recurring symptoms, unexplained blackouts, or waking up in a London zoo, it’s probably a good idea to get that checked out.

Speedpaint video of me drawing this here: https://youtube.com/shorts/WjDeZmRPBMc

Because generally people go on the supernatural/magical way. But I'm trying to write a sci-fi werewolf story, and I'm getting stuck on the explanation for their biology

A silent vaquero roams the weird west with a dangerous curse.

Pin-up by

lines: Eskivo

colors: Martina Rossi

There’s no better feeling than letting your true self out during a “camping trip” and experiencing the forest as only a wolf can. There really is nothing quite like voluntarily shedding your humanity to not just exist in this beautiful landscape but to become part of it, taking in the more vibrant scents and sounds, enjoying the views with sharper eyes, and feeling the wind rush through your thick fur as you dash through the trees on silent paws.

(Don’t worry, the clothes were old and worn out, and I cleaned the scraps up afterward. Waste and litter are bad.)

The artist’s posts can be found below:
https://bsky.app/profile/zhekathewolf.bsky.social/post/3mxosgr6prk2x

https://sfw.furaffinity.net/view/66673329/

You hear a commotion down a nearby hallway: a heavy thud, scraping, and cracking glass mixed with grunts, pops, and tearing fabric. You round the corner and see him like this, panting and growling among the destruction…

What do you do?

Really awesome art I got from furiouscat on FA, their upload can be found here: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/66658625/

My original source here: https://bsky.app/profile/sixthleafclover.com/post/3mxfg2ikfes2h

Some werewolf art style practice