Cotton Candy and Polka dots

 

This piece was unknown from the start, as I was playing with some gifted cotton. I am not a crocheter or a knitter so I decided to try to weave it into a wolf. It worked but then grew a strange life of its own as I had woven no body, but I kind of like the peculiar and uncomfortable nature of this.

It's getting darker . . . Blood Lines

 

These images evolve as I work, I start with a rough skeleton of fabrics and then flesh out the design as I go. This piece called Bloodlines started with circles of blood, I planned on crocheting them, but in the end wove circles and then added the drips, which evolved into red trees, and finally a path of blood in red sashiko.  I like the dark skinned Little Red, I just like the darkness of this piece in contrast to some of the lighter coloured and designed ones I have been working on. 

Karl James Mountford

An illustration by Karl James Mountford in response to 'Sweary Tales', an idea by Penny Neville Lee 

Faye Morehouse

 

Faye Morehouse's 'Dog Attack'. 

Kuroda Ryutaro

 

A beast of a wolf by  Kuroda Ryutaro.

Vânia Mignone

 

This definitely counts as a 'wolfish thing' post, but the violence of the red and the 'tail' of the tree crown in this painting by Vânia Mignone could only be a LRRH image to me, extremely bold and unsettling.