New Wolf Figurine!

This is awesome, both on an artisan crafts level and a photography level too.

On an artisan crafts level, the model from a front-end perspective seems to be detailed with great impact. The application and choice of color reinforces the detail there, alongside the shaggy fur around the head. Looking at it this way, it's hard to imagine that you had a lot of issues in making the mold, but, on the other hand, because there is a lot of detail, I have to wonder if it partly involves that.

I like how you have captured the figurine standing by itself. There is a merit to showing the other figurines too, as if to emphasize that you can do these figurines in different colors and styles. Furthermore, on a photography level, the way you have captured this with a setting/background makes it more realistic/natural/wholesome.

While there is merit regarding the photography, I wonder what it would be like if we just focused on the figurine. From a selling standpoint, you'd want to capture all perspectives of the figurine, rather than just the front perspective. Furthermore, you'd want to include a reference point so that the audience can get a sense of how big it is.

These are just things to consider. Ultimately, I do believe there are pros and cons to each overall.

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