740 results found for “dempus*”

A knit that holds its shapeScuba takes its name from diving suits. It is a double knit with a smooth, dense face and a little stretch, so it keeps a clean line rather than draping soft, and that makes it good ground for a...

Two halves, light and darkA white wolf set above a dark brown one, the pale half backed by cool blue light and the dark half by a red and orange blaze. The opposition is the entire composition, and adding a third element would only...

Black and white strips a photograph back to shape and light. What is left here is one white wolf lying in the grass with its forelegs stretched forward, the woodland behind sunk almost to black, and nothing bright in the frame except the animal....

Rust copper covers the head, back and flanks, then stops in a clean line where the white of the muzzle, throat, chest and legs begins. The husky stands in full profile with its ears pricked and its tail carried low behind the hind legs,...

Interlace is the oldest trick in Celtic ornament: one ribbon crossing over and under itself until the eye gives up looking for the end of it. The wolf on this oval plaque is drawn the same way, its ear, muzzle and ruff built from...

Bold linework survives being smallThere is a technical reason this style dominates jewellery, and it has nothing to do with fashion.A photorealistic wolf reduced to pendant scale turns to mush: the detail that made it convincing is the first thing lost. A design built...

Why indigo fades where you moveIndigo sits on the outside of the cotton fibre rather than sinking into it, layer over layer. That is why denim lightens first at the elbows, the cuffs and the front of the shoulders, and why two jackets from...

Silver, not platedThis is one of only two rings we carry in genuine silver rather than plated steel, and the difference is visible immediately.Silver is denser than stainless steel, so the ring feels more substantial for the same dimensions. It is also softer, which...

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...

A coat of winter grey Silver and white guard hairs are printed across the whole jumpsuit, and they are laid in the direction fur actually grows: down the arms, back along the flanks, out over the shins. That single decision is what stops the...

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...

A portrait in black and white Greyscale changes what you notice about a wolf. With colour gone, the eye goes to structure: the dark mask across the brow, the pale bridge of the muzzle, the enormous ruff at the chest that a wolf raises...

Violet, magenta and electric blue run together across this canopy, and out of them a single wolf's face resolves: two pale glowing eyes set either side of the centre pin, a broad dark muzzle dropping towards the rim, ears rising into the upper panels....

Roses grow around this wolf's head like a hedge that decided to close in. The painting is loose and wet looking, red and green laid over lilac and cobalt, with the brushwork left showing everywhere except the eyes. The amber is accurate Wolf cubs...

Orange light floods the upper panels of this canopy, with a pale sun sitting low and a black ridge of hills cutting straight across beneath it. In front of that ridge, back turned to you, sits a single silhouette, ears up, every hair along...