#canine art

[briarhide]

Street dogs (ft. Queenie) from my sketchbook, plus a random little basenji.

[drizzledrawings]

I’m gnashing my teeth like a child of Cain

If this is a prison I’m willing to bite my own chain

[mischievousdog]

Ready to leave the shelter

[isnyr]

[residentdogvile]

Calico Residents

I love my silly Resident Evil Calico Critter designs

[norapotwora]

A commission I had pleasure to create for Emily of her amazing Cricket!

[steinntroll]

Rhodonite Wolf fantasy art doll

This doll is designed and made by me fully from scratch. The coloration is one of a kind and won't be reproduced. 

Resin, fabric fur, wire+plastic armature, feathers, primer, acrylic paint, varnish. Posable neck has plastic ball-and-socket armature inside and can be posed. Tail and wings are also posable and contain wire armature inside. Legs contain wire armature inside, so you can carefully and slightly move it to find perfect balance if you keep the doll on uneven surface. 

Size: 70 cm total length * 30 cm tall

[wakingbreathlessly]

canine poetry will do it for me every single time

[blodwyrm]

huevember 7

[wormwxxd]

for someone never meant for this world,

i must confess, i’m having a hard time

leaving it

[avianautopsy]

LPS collies have some wild cheek fluff

[bleaksqueak]

Dug up all of these first/early sketches of this forest pup

[chocoperrito]

quick collaborative piece by @shepherdswerewolf and I

[kinerxy]

Cray

[convelocity]

When you said we could become anything, I decided to never be the prey.

[norapotwora]

Here's a commission of Church Grim with spider lillies!

The Church Grim is a mythical creature from English folklore, that is said to be a guardian spirit that protects churches and churchyards. It is believed to take the form of a large black dog, often with glowing eyes, and is said to be the spirit of the first person to be buried in the churchyard. The Church Grim is said to be a friendly and protective spirit, but can also be mischievous and even vengeful towards those who disrespect the church or disturb its peace. The belief in the Church Grim is still present in some rural areas of England, although it has largely faded from popular culture in modern times.