So far, WulfBane himself doesn't really have much going for markings & coloring. Instead, I let the garb & equipment he uses define the various incarnations of the WulfBane character. As such, I have produced three references for the base form and two specific incarnations of the WulfBane character.

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This is the "16th Century" version of WulfBane. This is how WulfBane would typically look in a European Renaissance or fantasy setting as an adventurer and sword for hire. And yes, this can also be "Pirate WulfBane".

As WulfBane is a "civilized werewolf", he still wears cloths when he shifts out of his human form. This includes a leather doublet that he opens up when he wolfs out as well as boots that his toe claws protrude from.

Since I'm not actually an artist, I didn't attempt to also include the typical gear. In the mean time, I have a photo of my real life gear I wear as well as an example of WulfBane at the AZ Renaissance Faire (all be it with the older WulfBane head)

The "base reference" for things such as the scars & mask is available here

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Created from the Plantigrade Canine template by  Temperance (and then edited poorly by me in MS Paint)