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This time I made a work from one of the classic werewolf films, namely American Werewolf in Lon. One of the werewolf films with the best transformation scenes in my opinion.

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Kabbalist

Ah, two of my old favorite werewolf films. I think what really stands out is that they put genuine effort into showcasing the transformation and creature effects and doing it well. Also, it's hard to beat the visceral "reality" of practical effects and stagecraft.

Roque

The full moon brings out the gay wolf buried deep, DEEP inside.

Randwulf Gozan

And the Gay Werewolf woke up at the full moon with a very strong passion. Looking for anyone he finds to satisfy his cravings and hunger. 🐺😈

AwareBear

This is awesome! I enjoy seeing so many artists doing AWIL inspired works. How did you get your lettering to look uneven or follow a curve? Is that done manually or is there a tool to do that. I've been looking everywhere for how to do that and haven't had any luck.

Randwulf Gozan

Thanks so much. :) I made the lettering manually. I haven't found a tool to make lettering follow a curve in CSP.

Randwulf Gozan

But in Photoshop, there are tools for customizing curve text. And also set the direction of the text, such as vertical or horizontal.

AwareBear

Yeahhh I know photoshop but I dont use photoshop anymore because I can't afford it lol.

PuerFugax

I love it! So many werewolf fans cite AWIL as the best transformation scene. Otherwise usually The Howling.

Roque

They have more than one hunger after all... and it needs to be SATED.

Randwulf Gozan

Yes, both films are the best masterpieces in werewolf films. The thing that fascinates me about The Howling's TF scene is the muzzle growing. Very realistic, with sufficient proportions.

PuerFugax

It is really fantastic. The one thing that always bothered me about it was the bubbling effect, but I learned that it was new and popular at the time for horror prosthetics to use air bladders to add creepiness.

Randwulf Gozan

Oh yeah, I remember that part. I've also seen some transformations from the old werewolf movies using the bubbling effect.