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One great wolf face fills the centre of this cover, painted so that the fur and the night sky share the same blues. Behind it stands a black rank of pines, and above that a scatter of stars. Along the lower edge a whole...

Each half does a different jobOne side rendered as a real animal, the other dissolving into geometric planes. It is a modern convention and it works for a reason that is worth understanding.The realistic half tells you what you are looking at. Because it...

Ink line work and a night sky share one animal in this print. A white wolf stands in profile with its head lifted, face and ruff drawn in fine black pen strokes, while the chest and shoulder dissolve into a deep blue galaxy full...

A night scene that reads across a roomThe front of the bag is one picture. A wolf stands in silhouette on a rocky outcrop with its head back and its muzzle raised, and behind it a vast blue moon fills the sky, close enough...

The design that moves mostTribal linework rather than a photographic wolf, which is why this one works in rooms where a realistic print would be too much. A single wolf head, drawn head-on, fills almost the whole panel, patterned with dots and chevrons across...

Ornament drawn line by line Every part of this wolf is decoration. The face is assembled from paisley curls, fine hatching and rows of dots in slate blue, grey and warm copper brown, so brow, muzzle and ruff appear only where the pattern changes...

Painted white scrollwork curls across this wolf's brow, a blue stone set in bronze sits above one eye, and a dreamcatcher hangs at the chest on a cord of teal feathers and brass beads. The portrait fills the whole cloth, close enough that the...

Four hunters, two ways of living Four faces sit inside one woven hoop on this throw: a lion, a grey wolf, a leopard and a tiger, each in its own quarter of the circle, with white and brown feathers, dark stone and strands of...

Ink, gold and a crescent moon A gold crescent moon sits high on this wolf's brow, drawn as though scratched into the dark with a fine pen. The head fills the whole blanket, front on and level, worked in deep teal and near black...

Two wolves tumble through a patch of grass, one rearing up with its jaws open, the other rolling beneath it with a paw lifted. The pair is painted in loose watercolour, brown and tan fur bleeding into flecks of orange and teal that scatter...

Four moons cross the lower half of this design, waxing from a slim crescent to a full gold disc, while a blue wolf looks straight out from above them. Behind its head a white sphere is drawn in fine geometric lines, and everything else...

Amber on one side, violet on the other The wolf's face is split down the muzzle by two light sources. The left half sits in warm amber and tawny gold, the right half falls away into deep violet shadow. Warm and cool sit opposite...

Drawn in ink on a cream ground Nearly all of this design is line. Pen strokes and stippled dots build the shading, and the broad cream ground is left open to carry the light. Illustrators call that reserved white: the untouched ground becomes the...

Five wolves on one plaque Five wolves share the face of this buckle, grouped close together with trees behind them and finely hatched ground beneath their feet. It reads as a scene rather than a badge. Some stand in profile, one turns its head...

Scrollwork and three heads Three wolf heads rise from a field of engraved scrollwork on this oval buckle, one large and facing outward at the centre, two smaller ones in profile above and below it. The ground behind them is filled edge to edge...