Further Werewolf development part 2

 After getting some feedback from my tutors on my last set of Werewolf sketches and thniking about what needed tweaking, I carried on creating concept sketches of the Werewolf.

With the previous sketches, I really liked the elongated look I was beginning to get, so with this sketch I decided to exagerrate even further by making her limbs longer. I they work better here than in previous sketches because despite both being longer, the arms and legs are still somewhat in proportion to each other.

I also wanted to try out some more extreme poses to try and figure out her characterisation a bit better, so I tried doing a pose of her on all fours and did a few expressions. This was mainly to get a better understanding of how her face would work when showing emotion, and eventually would help me figure out what the model and rig needs to be able to do.



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