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From the Teen Wolf Bestiary, this is the left-hand side of the “Werewolves” spread that was illustrated by Swann Smith.

In a homage to Leonardo da Vinci's “Vitruvian Man”, it features the sketch of a werewolf breaking free from the chains of his werewolf hunting captors.

NOTE: The 6.88″ x 10″ prints offered here would be closest in size to the collector’s item book distributed at San Diego Comic-Con 2014 (the print’s image area being 6.04″ x 9.05″ is less than one percent bigger than the book).

Also available as the full “Werewolves” spread.

I'm a New York City based artist who enjoys telling visual stories. You will often find my artwork populated by characters and objects inspired by fantasy, mythology, or history. The realistic style you see in my artwork has been built upon years of studying classical masters. While I used to create art with traditional art materials, I recently transitioned to drawing and painting digitally with a stylus upon a Wacom pen tablet. Since graduating from Brooklyn's Pratt Institute (BFA Communication Design/Illustration, 1989), I have worked for more than twenty years as a graphic designer and I am probably best known as the illustrator of the "Bestiary" for MTV's Teen Wolf. My artwork has been published, appeared in a group show at...