WereWorld's One Fan

After I don't know how many hours, here is my finished Wheatley cosplay! I generally like it and am pretty happy with how it turned out, apart from the wig—but we don't need to talk about that. Anyway, here's my Wheatley cosplay! Who should I do next? (Because I am definitely making another one; it was fun for the most part). And I am sorry for the quality of the images; they were taken on a phone and I have Tumblr on my computer

Fair warning, most of this art contains spoilers from later books.

Shout out to what is probably the first fan art I've ever seen of Lord Chang.

Possibly the only fan art I've ever seen for Gretchen & Trent together.

And then, of course, all the Dyreshipping.

These were in my phone library, originally found in 2018. Apparently a student (or possibly students) in the Fashion Design degree program at the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design had a project to create costumes and makeup based on Wereworld characters. Which, as they are based on descriptions from the books, gives an amazing comparison to what we got with Wolf King.

I apologize for the quality of several of these. But they are old images.

Our Rose of Hedgemoor, Gretchen

The Wolf King himself, Drew

Her Grace, Queen Amelie

The Stag of Stormdale, Duke Manfred

The Devil, Count Kesslar

Now for characters show-first fans wouldn't recognize.

The Albino Panther, Lord Frost

The Lady of Bast, Lady Opal

And in case people were curious what wylderman were like in the books and why the show is a better interoperation of them. I present:

There's also a couple images I have that I can't directly attach to individual characters. But I have guesses.

I presume both of these are Gretchen, given the red hair. Though the second one's dress seems more similar to the dress the Amelie model wore.

The Foxlady (one of Gretchen’s ancestors)

By Art Director María Vidal Moreno and Nicolas Lebas

María’s explorations of our Boi, Drew.

Very early Whitley concepts.

Some notes from María.

“Lyra & Iorek Meets Drew Ferran”

I have recently read both Wolf King (Wereworld: The Rise of the Wolf) & His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass and I love them both! I’m kind of embarrassed to say this, but I wasn't into reading novels when I was younger. Even when my school had those Scholastic book fairs, I didn't buy any books; I mostly bought those scented pencils/markers, little notebooks, and for some reason those finger pointers (yes, I know, it's not the most sensible thing to buy at a book fair.) I don't know why I wasn't into reading novels until I watched the first season of Wolf King on Netflix back in April and of course, I loved it. I discovered it was based on a book series called Wereworld. So, I decided to get the first book with the Netflix special edition cover & gave it a try. I was very surprised at how different it was from the show. After I finished Wereworld Book 1 and watched His Dark Materials last year, I decided to read The Golden Compass and I loved that book as well. I’ve noticed that some of the dialogue has been used in the 2007 movie, it's pretty interesting how I remember that. I enjoyed both of these books and I'm starting to read HTTYD next. I would give Wereworld TROTW & The Golden Compass 5 ⭐️s, I would recommend them to new readers and I’m looking forward to reading the sequels of both of those series!

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