A Wolf in Teen's Clothing

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Sitting under a tree in the shade after a long day at school is very relaxing, I know from personal experience. Randomly changing into a wolf - during the day of all times - is very disconcerting, as we know from the experience of Marci here. Can't do much else from a laying position except call for help
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Don't remember if this was a candidate for Talk You Empty or not; I see the phone but I don't remember the clothes-only version. Eh, in any case the requestor asked for an in-progress wolf TF, with the shoes bulging (pre-shoe-bursting) and the claws poking out, half a tail (that's why it's shorter than I would have done), and a short-ish muzzle. I used a baby wolf, so she kinda looks like a fox instead But I assure you she is intended to be Homo lupus (take a guess )

O! And for anyone working with Photoshop CS6, check out the Oil Paint filter, pretty great for adding fur-like texture to blurry furry areas. 1) Use the filter, tweaking the sliders 'til the brushstroke ridges are not so obvious, 2) mark the step in the History panel just before using the Oil Paint filter and 3) use the History Brush at like 30%, one stroke at a time to tone down the texture you added 'til you have something that looks alright I used it here on the arms and legs and tail, and I think it turned out alright

Requested by werewolfgirl-90

Stock image provided by werewolfgirl-90