Wolf-Horde

Short spiky strokes crowd the ruff and shoulders of this standing wolf, ease off along the back, and open into fine flicks at the tail. The whole animal is engraved into clear acrylic in full profile, nose to tail. Light caught in the grooves...

Flowing curves do the drawing here. The mane, flanks and tail are built from long sweeping forms with pointed tips, and the wolf is caught mid stride in a low prowling stance, one front paw reaching forward and the tail lifted high behind. Hatching...

A low poly wolf face comes out of this cavity, brow, cheeks and muzzle cut into flat triangles that catch the light at different angles. Two sharp ears stand up at the top and the snout narrows to a faceted point. The example in...

Symmetry is the oldest device in ornament, and this face is built on it. Every scroll on the left has an answer on the right, from the flourishes filling the ears to the paired curls that run up the brow and meet in a...

A diamond sits at the centre of this print, and everything happens inside it. The upper half is a wolf's face built from starlight, white fur running out into violet and cyan, the eyes pale blue. The lower half drops into a forest of...

A hoop, a web and two feathers The dreamcatcher comes from the Ojibwe, a hoop strung with a woven web and hung above a sleeping place. Here it hangs below a wolf's head in profile, the web engraved as a fine radiating lattice with...

Every line in this engraving is doing two jobs at once. The wolf's head and ruff are filled with long flowing strokes that follow the muscle underneath, while the full moon at the top right is given its own map of swirls and craters....

Printed to look like a photographTwo wolves under a full moon: one standing with its head turned to the right, the other lying on the rock in front of it and looking straight out. Conifers fill the left of the panel and a lit...

Two faces and a moonTwo white wolves in profile, muzzle to muzzle, with a full moon held in the gap between them and a smaller wolf howling from a rock below.The pale fur and the blue eyes carry almost all the light in the...

It never fully resolvesA photorealistic image is completely understood in about a second. Abstract work is not, and that difference is the whole reason to choose it.The wolf's face is drawn in full, in dense black and grey with two green eyes, and everything...

The wolf on the cuff of this beanie faces straight out of its stitched square, dark through the brow and ears, pale along the cheeks, with a black muzzle and nose, a rust orange tongue showing below them, and the word wolf stitched along...

The wolf as a soft outline A flat grey wolf head sits on the hood, drawn in simple shapes: a black nose, two white upper teeth, a red tongue and small ears set wide apart. It belongs to the storybook end of the animal...

Three wolf heads hold the centre of this patch. The middle one faces straight out with its jaws open, while the two flanking heads turn away in profile to watch the sides, and behind them a pair of guns sit with their muzzles angled...

Interior Alaska raises wolves in every shade at once. Black, charcoal, ash, cream and near white coats can appear in one litter, and this design takes the single outline all of them share. A wolf at rest, drawn in cut lines One animal lies...

The idea on the label is wrongAlpha is the most repeated wolf fact there is, and it does not describe wild wolves at all.It came from a 1940s study of unrelated captive animals penned together, which produced exactly the ranked aggression you would expect...

Black coats in wolves are a borrowed trait. The gene variant responsible entered wild populations from domestic dogs thousands of years ago, and it spread furthest through forested country rather than open tundra. In Yellowstone, close to half the wolves run black. This design...

Choose the framing carefully hereEvery painting we sell offers With Frame or Without Frame, and on most pieces it is a matter of taste. On a black ground it is less so.The head sits whole in the middle of a starfield, painted in blue...

Fur is one of the harder things to draw in line alone, and the engraving on this panel solves it by letting every strand stand as its own stroke. Around the ruff those lines break outward into a bristling edge, so the head never...

Two wolves share this print, one close and one far. The near wolf fills the chest, fur in warm tan and cream washed with rose and violet from a dusk sky, and its muzzle appears again as a reflection in the pale green water...

Three shapes in watercolour blue The design works with three elements. A flat blue disc stands in for the moon high on the chest, a single wolf curves up from below in profile with its head thrown back, and a scatter of round droplets...