Wolf Seen From Behind With Tail Curled Around

A single wolf sits with its back to us, drawn in clean black outlines with plenty of open white space. Two pointed ears with jagged fur edges sit on top of the head, and tufts of fur stick out on each side of the neck. A small rounded shape with a few lines rests at the very top of the head. The long body narrows down from the shoulders, with a few scratchy fur lines running along the back and haunch. At the bottom, a big bushy tail curls around the wolf's side and sweeps up to a pointed tip on the right. Try coloring the fur in soft grays and browns, then use a darker shade along the jagged edges to make the fur look fluffy. Because the wolf faces away, it is also a nice way to talk about how animals look from different angles.