740 results found for “naminos*”

Every hair on this wolf is drawn as a filament of light. The face comes straight at you out of a solid black ground, built from thousands of fine glowing strands in white, gold, amber, green and cold blue, with two red eyes holding...

Head thrown back and muzzle open to the sky, this wolf is caught in the middle of a howl on a jumble of grey rock. The sculpt runs from the raised chin down through a thick neck ruff to a long tail carried low,...

A quieter white wolfWhere some white wolf pieces put the animal in a storm, this one is still. The wolf stands in profile on a rock in dark woodland, head turned to the viewer, with heavy trunks closing the background behind it.That makes it...

Upright on two legs and hunched forward, one clawed hand thrown out ahead of it, this werewolf is caught in the middle of a lunge. The weight sits over the back foot, the shoulders drop, and the reaching arm is what pulls your eye...

Grey wolves wear two coats at once. Long guard hairs carry most of the colour and shed the weather, while a dense underlayer holds the heat in. That is why a wolf in winter looks frosted rather than evenly grey, and it is the...

Thirty six and a half gramsThis is the heaviest ring in the entire range, by a considerable margin. It is roughly eighteen times the weight of our lightest band, and there is no mistaking it in the hand.Be honest with yourself about whether you...

Red and yellow hearts sit where the eyes would be, flat against a grey face with a stitched brow arched above each. Below them the muzzle runs long and narrow to a wide black nose, and a small pink tongue shows at the side....

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...

The trials were realThe werewolf is usually filed with vampires and other invented monsters, which misses something uncomfortable: people were prosecuted for it.Across France, Germany and Switzerland in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, werewolf trials ran alongside the witch trials, using the same procedures...

One wolf calling into the dark A single wolf sits on this jacket with its head tipped back, mid howl. It is the image everyone recognises, and it is usually misread. Wolves do not howl out of loneliness. A howl carries for miles across...

Contour lines that build a face Every stroke in this panel is a curve, and the curves are stacked the way height lines are stacked on a map. Follow them and they wrap the brow, part around the eyes, tighten across the muzzle and...

The full moon is the newest part of the legend. In the older accounts the change came from a curse, a pact, a salve or a belt, and it could arrive at any hour of any night. Twentieth century cinema tied the werewolf to...

The whole panel is the moon on this one. The acrylic is cut as a single full circle, and the wolf is engraved inside it: sitting back on its haunches, muzzle raised, brush tail curled round the feet. Lit from below, the animal reads...

One face, two halves, split on a vertical axis Down the centre of this black pullover runs a clean vertical line, and either side of it sits half a wolf. Left of the line, a black wolf with a red eye. Right of it,...

Direwolves were real animals. Aenocyon dirus ranged across the Americas until roughly thirteen thousand years ago, heavier in the jaw than a grey wolf and built for larger prey. Fiction borrowed the name. This cover borrows the snarl. The face of the cover The...