Werewolf orthographs

At this point I knew what I wanted my Werewolf to look like, so it was time to move onto modelling. to do this, I created these orthographs for her.


The side view was fairly simple to create, but I found the front view incredibly difficult, especially her face. It took me a while to figure out how it should look, and I'm not 100% happy with it but it's enough for me to model off of. I then got some feedback off Justin, and based on that feedback I made a few small tweaks to her anatomy, and did a top view of her arms.



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