740 results found for “dinterdum*”

The affection is accurateThe design shows the pair nose to nose, one wolf leaning across to touch the other's muzzle in front of a full moon, the whole scene worked in violet and pink. That closeness is not invention.Wolves in an established pair greet...

Size buys detailThe obvious advantage of a large pendant, and the one people forget when comparing photographs.Everything in jewellery is a fight against scale. Fur, expression, the modelling around the eyes: all of it is the first thing lost when a design is shrunk....

Red mane, yellow eyes Red flames stand where the ears should be, curling back from a grey face that is grinning rather than howling. The eyes are cut yellow and slanted over red, the nose is one solid block of black, and the teeth...

Grey flame across the shoulders Pale grey thread flares on either side of the wolf's head like fur caught in wind, spreading almost to the edges of the patch and lifting the eye towards the banner above. The wolf faces forward: heavy dark brow,...

Flat crown, short stiff peak, a seam running right around the sides: this is the cadet shape, the working field cap armies kept once the tall dress hats were retired. The badge on the front Where a unit flash would sit, this one carries...

A wolf crowned in gold Gold filigree lies across this wolf's brow like a mask cut to fit, and matching cuffs close around both forelegs as the animal steps over the curve of a pale blue and white planet. The sky behind burns rust...

Three wolves appear in this all over print, and only the smallest of them is making a sound. Two pale blue heads fill the shoulders and sleeves, turned in towards each other, and far below them a single white wolf stands on a lit...

Amber and gold fill the sky behind this painted scene, where a large grey and brown wolf comes forward through shallow water with its front paws lifted. A second wolf stands close at its side, and a further wolf head looks out from each...

The lone wolf is the exceptionAlmost every wolf design sold anywhere shows a single animal. This one shows the group, and it is by some distance the more accurate picture.A wild pack is a breeding pair and their offspring from the last few years....

Where the pack goes, the eagle followsEagles and wolves keep real company in the wild. When a pack brings down an elk in deep snow, bald and golden eagles arrive quickly and settle on a nearby snag, because a wolf can open a hide...

Drawn barb by barbFeather vanes are drawn open across this towel, each one split into separate barbs, so they hold their shape as feathers from right across the sand. They fall in black, gold and coral over a deep brick red ground, scattered around...

A wolf on the high groundTwo wolves meet here head to head, muzzles almost touching under a full moon and a scatter of stars, with a snow covered range spread out below them, and the pairing is truer than it looks. Grey wolves live...

Green light under the canopyGreen is never a single colour in a forest. A ridge at distance goes blue with the air standing in between, the slopes below it hold a cool sea green, and the nearest spruce read almost black. This design takes...

Two heads, one gestureWolves that have been apart greet each other by pressing muzzle to muzzle, licking around the mouth with ears folded back and tails swinging low. Field biologists call it the greeting ceremony, and a pack performs it every time it comes...

Three wolves, one familyThree wolves together makes a family portrait rather than a gang. A pack is normally a breeding pair and their young from the last year or two, so most of what looks like rank is really parents and their grown pups....