Consolation by FenrisWolf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
From a story of mine, showing that all monsters are not so. The werewolf in this case, is Adam Wolfe and the story is a bit too long/complicated to go into here. It never got too far however, but Gill felt it deserved a nice image when we lost the original due to HD corruption.

Comments (9)
very tender, and romantic.
Very nice, deep meaning.
Great drawing, with both a powerful and tender meaning. Great work...
Nice drawing. Losing one's loved one to lycanthropy is never easy ... but let's face it - he would be eating her, not hugging her!!! Trust me on this one...the only way to get to the heart of a werewolf is with a piece of silver!!
Hey, it's Fenris's story, so apparently he wouldn't be eating her. To each his onw, okay? I think this piece is great. It struck me hard because that's exactly how I wish someone would hold me. Someone so much bigger and stronger like that. sigh :>
Bingo, in my world, and my particular story - the stereotype of the Werewolf is totally 180. It's not a curse, it's an ancient blessing passed down from guardian to guardian. I'll note as well, this was before Whitewolf's WoD existed. I've been writing stories and designing odd things since I was 10. It has naught to do with rage, or the power of the moon...there's no great apocalypse. Just the evil inherant in the soul of the world itself. And thanks for the comments ppl, especially yours chesney. That's the kind of image I was going for in the story, and Gill was in her art.
Awsome :) I have to say this is my fave :) would love to see a color rendition.
This is a very cool sketch. The composition is really nice and balanced, and I really admire how very few strokes can achieve such a powerful image.
Blood, just for you, I found the 1996 colour pic that Gill did of v1.0. I'll upload that one tomorrow.