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My part of a trade with muser3456.
* She wanted me to draw; "a black fox with 6 tails and red eyes, sorta like the Black Shuck.
And it's a she and she has purple hair and a blue layered t-shirt and jeans and white skechers.
btw a great trigger would be the original Black Shuck bite her like in the werewolf movies."
I hope this were what you had in mind, I have never heard of the myth of the Black Shuck before.
So this were new for me. ^^;
And I didn't bother drawing the original Black Shuck to bite the girl, sorry. ó_ò
I suck at backgrounds, don't bother asking me do them next time. XD
But enjoy. ^=^
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Art & Coloring © XenoPredDragon
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Sketched with Pencil 0,9, lined up with Black Markers.
Coloring done at; Corel Painter Essentails 3.
* She wanted me to draw; "a black fox with 6 tails and red eyes, sorta like the Black Shuck.
And it's a she and she has purple hair and a blue layered t-shirt and jeans and white skechers.
btw a great trigger would be the original Black Shuck bite her like in the werewolf movies."
I hope this were what you had in mind, I have never heard of the myth of the Black Shuck before.
So this were new for me. ^^;
And I didn't bother drawing the original Black Shuck to bite the girl, sorry. ó_ò
I suck at backgrounds, don't bother asking me do them next time. XD
But enjoy. ^=^
Next Page -->
Art & Coloring © XenoPredDragon
--
Sketched with Pencil 0,9, lined up with Black Markers.
Coloring done at; Corel Painter Essentails 3.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Transformation
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 974 x 1280px
File Size 238.4 kB
The Black Shuck is a ghostly dog from English lore. If you see it, it means someone you know is going to die.
It's the inspiration for Conan Doyle's "The Hound of the Baskervilles". It's likely that the stories originate from Celtic myths about the canine guardian of the afterlife, who occasionally goes roaming in the land of the living.
It's the inspiration for Conan Doyle's "The Hound of the Baskervilles". It's likely that the stories originate from Celtic myths about the canine guardian of the afterlife, who occasionally goes roaming in the land of the living.
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