Wild Wolf Magic

snarling wolf wearing pentagram in a frame

snarling wolf wearing pentagram on copper foil

Original Art by April Solomon

A snarling monster grimaces with delight upon his arrival. “You’ve summoned me here?” Asked the low voiced wolf with teeth beared and breath escaping. Eyes veil the wild magic within the veneer of his untamed fur and mighty breath. “Yes” you answer. “The night of all hollows eve is upon us, and we have much work to do oh great wolf from beyond”. The Wolf senses your truth. With a most back raising howl, his cry journeys an echo sending shivers down the spine. Fangs glistening with smiling delight, the Wolf turns to face you. A smoldering pentagram marks the signature bond between human and spirit animal. The request is understood. The Wolf is ready to join you in the midnight quest to fulfill the greatest all hallows eve yet to come.

~ Original one-of-a-kind painting. Comes with custom fit frame.

~ Oil paint applied to copper foil finish on wood panel.

~ Painting size is 5″ x 5″ (Frame size is 7.75″ x 7.75″)

~ Signed by the artist.

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About the Artist

April Solomon

April Solomon is an illustrator and fine artist who has currently earned her bachelor’s degree in illustration at the Laguna College of Art and Design. April’s passion for learning the old masterful techniques of traditional drawing and painting are precisely what inspires her work. Among her love for the fine arts is her unique appreciation for whimsical high-fantasy, which adorns every image of her portfolio. April's meticulous creature designs aim for what is known as “fantastic realism.” A clever, concise understanding of anatomy, plants, and mysterious textures weave their way into her illustrations, leaving the viewer guessing at origins, influences, and ancestry. April’s work allows the viewer to dive imaginatively deeper, and reconsider whether dragons might be real, or whether werewolves exist to stalk the streets at night. When not illustrating, April attends garage sales to unearth buried treasures, runs and lifts weights, or braves as many haunted attractions as possible during the month of October.