Wolf Pack Mountains - Panorama Dot painting

Wolf Pack Mountains panorama dot painting, a pack under a full moon

Wolf heads rise out of the clouds on both sides of a mountain valley, while smaller wolves stand by a moonlit lake below. The wide canvas holds the peaks in the middle and the pack around them.

The fur, the snowy ridges and the clouds are all built from printed circles that you fill with the markers. No paint is needed to give the wolves their thick coats.

What is in the dot painting kit

Everything you need comes in one box:

• Printed canvas: sturdy, with every wolf face printed in fine detail.
• Guide: a short page that shows you how.
• Double-tip markers:
  • 1.0 mm tip: for the clouds, the mountain slopes and the fir trees.
  • 0.5 mm tip: for the eyes, the muzzles and the layers of fur.

For fans of wild, quiet places

Made for anyone drawn to wolves, night skies and high mountains, and a strong piece for a study or den.

This is a detailed design, so take your time. Pick one wolf or one peak per sitting and let the picture grow over several weeks.

Begin with the eyes of each wolf

Dot the eyes and nose first, then work outward through the fur in short rows. Save the clouds for the end, as their soft shapes forgive an uneven dot here and there.

On the wall the moon and the peaks draw the eye to the center, with the wolves watching from the edges. The contrast of fur and snow gives it real depth.