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I'm missing Lady, that's coz she was the first to die... also I only have 5 wolves and she's the least cool. I'll get another one eventually.
They'll have some nice snowy bases soon.

I love the color pattern on Nymeria. I plan on painting my Wolf Lord's mount similarly. Ghost could do with a bit more depth but I think he's great as is too, you've managed to make him look finished and not flat. Well done!

I like that you named them lol. Yeah I agree with above guy and with ghost. His details get lost. Try a medium grey, a lighter grey, and then lighter grey/white, then a white. Hit his nose with a darker color maybe too unless your going for albino since he has red eyes. Then google albinos nose colors...think it's pink.

They're based off of the dire wolves from A Song of Ice and Fire. I can't remember if Ghost is actually albino or just white. Anyway, I think just a quick dry brush of white would make him pop. He's great. Good job on Shaggydog too, black fur can be tough but you got it.

Just white, not albino.

Cool thanks guys, yeh i think i'll try another white drybrush on ghost. In the books Ghost is albino, i presume they had trouble finding an albino wolf for the series.

They look awesome.

I'm currently reading the first of the Game of Thrones book, and when i read the title of the post, I thought, 'Hmm, that sounds like something from Game of Thrones'. Then i threw a glance at my book on my desk and clicked the thread. Pleasantly supprised