This painting was found buried twelve feet under ground.  There was rumors that it was hidden because the Brute Wolf was somewhat ashamed of their substance habits.  They both checked into rehab 2-3

This is the first real evidence of the brute wolf’s technical skill.  His composition is breathtaking.  He places Sir D’artur and Sir Daguer perfectly upon the background.  The question is, if he

This is the chronicles of Senor Daguer’s alchemy accident.  We cannot be sure if these paintings depict fiction, or if they depict non-fiction.  Alchemy is a mysterious art... the secret to

This is the third installment of the Brute Wolf Series.  Some say it was the end of Brute Wolf’s art introduction.  Critics say that from this point, he blossoms like a butterfly, from a cocoon,

Here is the next installment of the Brute Wolf Gallery series.  Do not mind any spelling errors, remember, these were created almost 90 years ago, and spelling rules were very very different then.