Mood music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK268TLKCK4

I've been filling out job applications and the other day the sketch and lineart attacked me out of no where, so between apps I have been steadily working on this. I realized that the first thing I wanted to show for myself in 2015 was a full piece, so alas this needed to be finished. <3 I am still working on those commissions, so don't you worry your lil butts. uwu

Meet Jordin, a former werewolf hunter who got betrayed pretty bad by some close friends of her's and ended up a werewolf. This lady is an insanely old character of mine, created when I was in about forth or fifth grade or so. She's been through a shit-ton of redesigns and recently my Ari and I got into a roleplay involving her. Apparently this re-ignited my undying love of her and now I am eager to hopefully pop up more arts of her steadily while I work on other things. She's giving me quite the art buzz. <3 And believe it or not, I spent way to freaking long on that background. I was after a very specific effect, which I didn't capture as well as I wanted but it's decent enough. I've seen a lot of green and green-blue lighting used in different shows/films as a color representing a fleeting of sanity/deterioration of the mind, so naturally to off-set my last full piece I had to use a cooler color. This is especially important, because halfway in I realize this piece has too much in common with the other one and after being too proud of the tattoo (that is only on one shoulder), I did not have the heart to erase that in order to at least flip this the other way.

Apparently I really love backlighting. Lord help me.

Hunting the Hunter, Jordin Hawke, artwork (c) me. Please do not copy, reference, trace, or redistribute without my permission.