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After figuring out how to draw more realistic looking wolf faces, I had to try it. First it was supposed to be an old character of mine, the shaman Flare from Falcon's tribe, but Flare has green fire tatto on his chest and the markings around his eyes are different. So maybe this is Red, Flare's father. Haven't drawn him before.

Red has came to sacret cave for some ritual. He set blue shaman fire to floating cup and drew small circle to the ground before started.

All of the cavepaintings on the wall have their own meaning. The five ones above Red symbolise their greatest gods and goddesses. Above his head there's Hunter, who's often described as red anthro wolf with spear and flaming eyes, above that there's the Thunder bird, the great bringer of rain . Then there's the most important goddess, The Moon (or Melketh). Right from that theres Umai, the goddess of water and everything that lives in it (often described as a salmon), and the last one is Gea, the goddess of Earth (Yes, I know that female deers don't have horns, but Gea is sumbolised as a badger or a deer, and the gender of the symbol isn't so important to them). As some humans did in stone age (at least in Finland), the wolf-people usually draw the place of heart showing in their cavepaintings and other art. That's the white spot in the picture's chest.

The left three symbols have really nothing to do with my wolf-people, there just was too much space, so I filled it that way. The lowest one of them is my own personal mark, and ten points to the person who can recognise the two above. They are not my inventions, though I have seen them only twice, but I still think that they were drawn like that. Anyone, wanna guess?

Brown paper, reference for the pose is here: [link]

Description
After figuring out how to draw more realistic looking wolf faces, I had to try it. First it was supposed to be an old character of mine, the shaman Flare from Falcon's tribe, but Flare has green fire tatto on his chest and the markings around his eyes are different. So maybe this is Red, Flare's father. Haven't drawn him before.

Red has came to sacret cave for some ritual. He set blue shaman fire to floating cup and drew small circle to the ground before started.

All of the cavepaintings on the wall have their own meaning. The five ones above Red symbolise their greatest gods and goddesses. Above his head there's Hunter, who's often described as red anthro wolf with spear and flaming eyes, above that there's the Thunder bird, the great bringer of rain . Then there's the most important goddess, The Moon (or Melketh). Right from that theres Umai, the goddess of water and everything that lives in it (often described as a salmon), and the last one is Gea, the goddess of Earth (Yes, I know that female deers don't have horns, but Gea is sumbolised as a badger or a deer, and the gender of the symbol isn't so important to them). As some humans did in stone age (at least in Finland), the wolf-people usually draw the place of heart showing in their cavepaintings and other art. That's the white spot in the picture's chest.

The left three symbols have really nothing to do with my wolf-people, there just was too much space, so I filled it that way. The lowest one of them is my own personal mark, and ten points to the person who can recognise the two above. They are not my inventions, though I have seen them only twice, but I still think that they were drawn like that. Anyone, wanna guess?

Brown paper, reference for the pose is here: [link]