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Project - Werewolf BF 🐺🌘 Hind paws demonstration 🐾🎬 Extra attention has been paid to designing paws, would be a shame not to give them some spotlight 🌟 #ProjectWerewolfBF #plush #plushie #wolf #werewolf #fantasy #monster #paw #paws #claws

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Kaz 🔜 FC1 year ago

Are you selling these? Or was it a custom commission?

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ShelbyTheAlpha1 year ago

This was a personal project, currently I do not offer commissions for these 🐺

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Taikah ➡️🟦☁️1 year ago

Augh you don't have to tease me so, his pawbs are GORGEOUS 🥴

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Andrew Fenbit1 year ago

Very much a goal to have a plush like that one day x3

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Boofy🍉1 year ago

So cool! Look how big n' plump they are-- ah~

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Raymond Lavish1 year ago

If you don't sell these at any point, at least show the build process qwq

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ShelbyTheAlpha1 year ago

I have posted full build process on my Bluesky & Instagram! Posting it on twitter was last minute decision so I only have finished project media here

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🐦Aqua_man 👀Husky🍌💦( ͡ʘ ͜ʖ ͡ʘ)1 year ago

Paw 🐾

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GarDaWolf (Commissions Closed)1 year ago

That's so cool

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