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Finally uploaded! I've been meaning to submit these photos since last week (been very busy as usual).

It's really coming along nicely now; the face (with some more added padding to fatten the cheeks and jawbone) is fully furred, shaved, and air-brushed to make the snarling and frowning features stand out more as much of the detail was lost under plain black fur. Besides real black wolves aren't completely black anyway if you pay attention to their fur; they do have specks of brown and grey here and there, especially around the muzzle and beneath the eyes. However the shades of grey aren't as strong as they are in the photos; I had to have the flash on my camera because I took these photos at night and you can't really see colors well on photos taken without flash at night (not with my samsung camera anyway). If I made the grey parts too strong for real then it'd look like it had a grey muzzle with old age rather than just some shading-tones, which I didn't want because the werewolf in the movie this is for is supposed to be WAY younger than the werewolf who bit the protagonist, but that's the only story-spoiler you're getting out of me!

Anyway, tomorrow my final semester begins...so I really REALLY need to finish this mask before the end of Febuary, because the deadline for the long-awaited Movie Trailer is May and the costume needs to be ready for shooting asap!

Next part of the WIP: fav.me/d7crflw
previous part of the WIP: fav.me/d6u0768

Description
Finally uploaded! I've been meaning to submit these photos since last week (been very busy as usual).

It's really coming along nicely now; the face (with some more added padding to fatten the cheeks and jawbone) is fully furred, shaved, and air-brushed to make the snarling and frowning features stand out more as much of the detail was lost under plain black fur. Besides real black wolves aren't completely black anyway if you pay attention to their fur; they do have specks of brown and grey here and there, especially around the muzzle and beneath the eyes. However the shades of grey aren't as strong as they are in the photos; I had to have the flash on my camera because I took these photos at night and you can't really see colors well on photos taken without flash at night (not with my samsung camera anyway). If I made the grey parts too strong for real then it'd look like it had a grey muzzle with old age rather than just some shading-tones, which I didn't want because the werewolf in the movie this is for is supposed to be WAY younger than the werewolf who bit the protagonist, but that's the only story-spoiler you're getting out of me!

Anyway, tomorrow my final semester begins...so I really REALLY need to finish this mask before the end of Febuary, because the deadline for the long-awaited Movie Trailer is May and the costume needs to be ready for shooting asap!

Next part of the WIP: fav.me/d7crflw
previous part of the WIP: fav.me/d6u0768