Werewolf: The Savage Age, Viscera.

Cave Lion Shaman sketch, quite happy right off the bat with it, no edits.

Cave Lion Shaman, inks. This is where she just started to pop for me.

Cave Lion Shaman, final.
The white side there is for the all word-salad goes for the RPG rules. I usually crop them out... forgot for this one... dont tell anyone.

Cave Lion, sketch. The human before the monster. Prehistoric-ish, I guess, fashion. Tried to make him feel rugged and capable. Very little/no metal.

Cave Lion Human, inks.

Cave Lion, Human, final.
I tried to create a visual representation for his markings that might fit a hunter/gatherer; locations, kills, status. Easy to see indicators.

Cave Lion, ambush, sketch.
I love being able to try and tell a story, convey emotions, in pieces like this.
I THINK I got it.

Cave Lion, Ambush, inks.
Making the wolves stand out against a dark background was going to be a challenge no matter how I did it.

Cave Lion, Ambush, Final.
I opted for a dreamlike state w/ the wolves, both for clarity and to try and evoke the sense of being attacked by the unknown. Chaos, confusion, etc.

Were Hyena development, sketch.
Weaponized Ink trying to figure out how to make a prehistoric Were Hyena work, marrying modern Hyena for easy identification, but also being true to what Hyena looked like before... can be challenging. I think we did OK.

Were Hyena Development, color scheme ideas.
Showing off how we can differentiate clans or characters w/ simple color/pattern changes.

Were Synapsid sketches, same as the Hyena, getting things to work.

Were Synapsid, a lesson in how many spikes is too many spikes.