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The ridge is not artistic licenceWolves really do travel high ground, and there is nothing romantic in the reason. Ridgelines, frozen rivers, game trails and, unhelpfully for them, human roads all offer the same thing: firm footing and no obstacles.A wolf covers serious distance...

Complementary, not confrontingTwo wolves in black and white, but read as a pair rather than a standoff. The colours here are doing something different: complementary halves of one thing rather than two sides of an argument.White carries brightness and clarity, black carries depth. Neither...

Crafted, not a specimenWorth stating plainly. This is a made piece in the shape of a tooth. No animal material is involved, and nothing died for it.Real predator teeth are traded, and it is not a trade worth being part of. This gives you...

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,...

Watercolour works by letting pigment bleed where it wants, and this print keeps every one of those soft edges. A grey wolf watches from the left of the comforter cover, amber eyed, its ruff dissolving into washes of apricot, gold and deep blue. A...

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...

Torn cloth and the turning Red tartan, ripped into jagged points at the hem and the cuffs, does most of the storytelling in this costume. It is the oldest visual shorthand in werewolf film: the clothes give way first, and what stands up inside...

A beaded hoop frames a winter valley on this set, and inside it a pack moves through the snow: wolves picking their way over blue drifts while another silhouette stands against a moonlit sky. The rim is strung with turquoise and clay coloured beads,...

A wolf painted in violet and cyan The head sits in profile against a deep purple ground, built from loose brushstrokes of magenta, turquoise, orange and white that never quite settle into flat colour. One amber eye holds steady in the middle of it,...

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...

Guard hair and undercoatWolves wear two layers of fur at once. Long guard hairs form the outer shell, stiff and water shedding, while beneath them sits a dense woolly undercoat that holds still air against the skin. The trapped air does most of the...

The colours a wolf comes inBlack and white are both genuine wolf colours, and the black is the stranger of the two. It traces back to a single gene variant that entered North American wolf populations from domestic dogs thousands of years ago, and...

Lupus, the wolf, is a genuine constellation. It sits in the southern sky between Centaurus and Scorpius, and the Greeks first drew it as a nameless wild animal held by the centaur. The wolf arrived later, through Latin and Arabic translators who finally gave...

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...

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...