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I've been drawing my cursed wolves again. I used to draw wolves as a method to express my building resentment, anxiety, and anger. Over time, my wolf "self-portraits" no longer pacified my emotions, nor did they serve well as an expression of my internal struggle. My passions grew, overwhelmed me, and when I finally reached a new height of hysteria, I tore myself apart and began to reshape myself again and again...

Eventually, I found peace in these sketches. For me, they articulate perfectly the personal struggles I am overcoming, and battles with myself I occasionally find myself engaging in. Sometimes I struggle with self-loathing, sometimes it's quivering anxiety that I cannot shake, and to my greatest resentment, sometimes uncontrollable rage.

Each sketch was completed within an hour, with ink, in my Moleskine sketchbook. I have scanned them and made these prints available in my shop: SeedyStudios.com

Follow me on Instagram; @SeedyStudios

Description
I've been drawing my cursed wolves again. I used to draw wolves as a method to express my building resentment, anxiety, and anger. Over time, my wolf "self-portraits" no longer pacified my emotions, nor did they serve well as an expression of my internal struggle. My passions grew, overwhelmed me, and when I finally reached a new height of hysteria, I tore myself apart and began to reshape myself again and again...

Eventually, I found peace in these sketches. For me, they articulate perfectly the personal struggles I am overcoming, and battles with myself I occasionally find myself engaging in. Sometimes I struggle with self-loathing, sometimes it's quivering anxiety that I cannot shake, and to my greatest resentment, sometimes uncontrollable rage.

Each sketch was completed within an hour, with ink, in my Moleskine sketchbook. I have scanned them and made these prints available in my shop: SeedyStudios.com

Follow me on Instagram; @SeedyStudios