Viergacht - Images

A centaur who got bitten by a werewolf . . . or a werewolf who was bitten by a centaur. Either way, a lot of limbs. Werewolf Wednesday doodle!

A commission for Arrow Quivershaft of their red tail hawk character in mid-transformation. I've never done an avian tf before, but I do enjoy a challenge!

A flirty werewolf gal does a furry strip-tease transformation for her girlfriend! Commission for Serami on DA.

Another very nice commissioner to work with. The stock I used reminded me of the little donkey my sister had years ago :) I tried to liven up a fairly static head shot with some other interesting stuff in the frame. It takes some extra work to get all the little elements together but the end result paid off - I think it's one of the better morphs I've done and it was an interesting change of pace from werewolves, although lord knows I love me some werewolves.

Don't walk away from me, I will always love you. But how will I know - Trick or treat? Stock used: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:300_animatronic_wolf_puppet_Closeup.jpg http://www.bigstockphoto.com/image-33071597/stock-photo-african-young-woman-taking-off-a-mask-of-a-caucasian-woman

A commish for The-Transforming-Pen over on DA. I put all the images all together like a comic page.

This is (the slightly expurgated version of) a recent photo manip commission that was based on the transformation scene from An American Werewolf in London/ Accordingly, it's indoors and at a specific point in the change. The background has some little nods to the movie - the See You Next Wednesday poster and the hissing cat, and a portrait of Lon Chaney Jr, the original Wolfman. I decided to set it during the day, late evening or so, for a change of pace.

A commission I did for Pixelmorpher1. He came up with a lovely concept for a young couple casting off the fetters of civilization and running wild as mustangs, and I had a wonderful time trying to do it justice!

Photomorph using a human and canine skull.

A little comic for Werewolf Wednesday. Pretty skritchy but not bad for only taking an hour or two. Usually pop culture werewolves have insta-total healing powers. I thought it might be interesting how a werewolf would get along without such. (I know dogs can get along with a missing back leg)