And The Winner Is... M. S. Corley!

The winner for the "Werewolf" challenge is:

M. S. Corley!

Congratulations to M. S. Corley. I chose M. S. Corley's "Werewolf" (Lycaon) as the winner for the Werewolf challenge. Why? Because it's AWESOME! M. S. Corley is a fantastic illustrator and designer. I've actually been a fan of his for sometime. Many of you may remember his incredible redesign for A Series of Unfortunate Events, made to look like classic Penguin Books. Check out his blog and enjoy!

Were-cutie!

The lineart for this was created in Inkscape and then colored and shaded in Artweaver 1.0 Overall it took about 2 hours. 2009.

Werewolf

Wouldn't want to meet this fella on a dark night.

Werewolf, 4x7 watercolor

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Werewolf

bella's squishy noodles

Not Such a Were-Wolf

Solve Unamusement

Not exactly a wolf of the "were" variety but at lest it likes to hide in the bushes at night and stare at people. Monsters a bit "awkward" for me and I've not been in the best of moods the last few weeks to "really draw" but did this today, randomly, and decided to share.

werewolf

Albert's lycanthropy curse was from a bloodline of a mixed marriage. His thirst for blood was equal to his thirst for a double half-caf skinny latte.

Werewolf

and a heart of dead rabbit.

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New Challenge - Werewolf!

The new challenge is:

Werewolf!

Illustrate a Werewolf! Here's some Warren Zevon to inspire you.

The "Vampire" challenge is over. The new challenge is "Werewolf" and ends on November 2, 2009. The "Jack-O-Lantern" challenge continues for another week and ends on October 26, 2009.