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Ahem. http://www.goldenwolfen.com/temp/bewbs.gif OMG Bewbs!! (just so you know, this is a joke pose I did for a graphical chat) I've always sort of gone back and forth on the issue of female breasts on an anthro wolf or werewolf. The definetly scream female, and are creepy in a sort of cool way. I g...

Off topic for a moment, sorry :) Ahem. There are Therians and Otherkin. Therians are people (like me) who feel that they are either in part or in whole a normal animal in spirit. Otherkin are people who feel they are pretty much anything else in spirit. Dragons, faeries, gryphons, angels, demons, et...

I'd say it depends on how feral the werewolf gets when he/she shifts. If they want to be all proper while in human form, they may dress in baggy sweat pants and shirt, but once they shift they may have a different idea about things (that is, if the clothing managed to survive the shapeshift) and wil...

Heightened senses, for sure, and increased strength and agility, though not superhuman like WolvenOne said. Lighter eyes, perhaps, and ever so slightly pronounced canines, but other than that I think they would look fairly normal. Also I think they would have a natural, feral sexiness to them, but t...

I think it's just dumb that werewolves don't remember who they are when they shift. I think they would remember who they are, but maybey they would have a different POV on things. More intstinctual and feral and what not, but they would KNOW who they are.

Head of a wolf, a decent looking wolf and not a monkey, A TAIL dammit, and digitigrade legs. Oh, and fully furred as well, with a nice, thick mane to boot! Quit being cheap, hollywood, and give us what we want!

The reproductive ways I've come up with for my Kierrn is either being naturally born, or the bite. Being born that way can only happen between two Kierrn, and it is very rare. A Kierrn can change any human, however the likelyhood of that human surviving is rare (have to do this elaborate ritual and ...

I'm a fan of the old silver as well. To me it just screams "werewolf" both in mythology and current media. Also, the regenerative thing I've always loved as well. Makes the creature that much freakier that it can just walk up to a guy unloading his pistol into it and reach out and crush hi...

Ever since I saw The Howling (the first one) forever ago I have been in love with the idea of full digitigrade. It makes the werewolf seem less human, more creepy and beast-like, in my mind. I have always drawn my werewolves that way, and if you know your anatomy and know what you're doing, it can w...

That was about the only thing I liked about the werewolf design in American Werewolf in Paris. They could shift between bipedal and quadrapedal stances depending on what was needed. That rocked I hope to see something like that again soon!

I'm sorry, I'm a sucker for those quick transformations, a la Van Helsing. It just makes more sense for a creature that is bred specificly to kill, and kill swiftly. However, that works for my werewolves, and it may not work for yours ;)

I like a good mix of shots. I like detail shots, like the eyes changing, or teeth elongating, or fur sprouting as the camera moves up the figure, but I also like some full shots so you get a good overall idea of what's happening as well.

Wolves have gorgeous pelts, all that shaggy, thick fur is heavenly. There need to be more werewolves with FULL pelts, like the ones in VanHelsing. Whether they are perfectly groomed or shaggy and unkept doesn't really matter to me, as long as fur covers all of their body.

I LOVE a good horror werewolf (The Howling I and American Werewolf in London are my absolute faves), but I also can't stand the "I'm purely evil, blah blah bawoo" werewolf. I think the best kind of werewolf is the tortured soul, alone and trying to deal with his "curse". Perhaps ...