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Werewolf colour schemes

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 Next was to look at some colour schemes for the Werewolf. I knew I wanted her to have a warmer colour pallete, as I plan on having both the Witch and the forest be cooler in colours, so having the Werewolf be warmer will help her to stand out more. I started out by creating a base sketch to put the colours onto. At first I looked at real life canines, specifically the Maned Wolf and the Fox. While I like these two colour schemes, I don't want her to be associated with foxes as foxes are often depicted as mischievious characters, which doesn't align with the characterisation I want for my Werewolf. Next I tried some colour schemes that were more inspired by real life canines, but weren't exact like the first two. I really like how both came out, although I think the third will be the best as the fourth is very dark, and would probably blend in with the forest too much, whereas the third will stand out nicely.
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