#wolf forms

Also I drew the idiots in their full wolf forms. 

Hotchreid in wolf form ❤️ Reid is always trying to get Hotch to play with him (Hotch pretends he’s annoyed but he secretly loves watching his mate act like a puppy).

This is just cute, lol. I love the idea of Spencer trying to be playful as a wolf, pushing Hotch's buttons and rolling over in front of him. Pouncing on him when he's not looking, etc. Hotch snarls at him in warning because he's not in the mood to be dealing with puppy antics right now.

It's made worse when Spencer tackles Derek, who chases him and they both knock into Hotch during their chase.

Hotch snaps at them both, fangs bared and snarling, but Spencer just rubs against him and acts all cute. Brat.

HotchReid shifter AU, they get captured as wolves and Hotch is fiercely protective of Reid keeping him away from the unsubs and guarding him at all times. The team doesn’t know what happened since shifters are not known and they don’t know what happened to their missing members. 😭

Hotch is overly protective of Reid and won’t let anyone near. They’ve been drugged with something that forces them to stay in their shifted forms, so they’re easier to move/eventually sell.

The SWORDS-SMITH team took a field trip to Wolf Forms to inspect and measure our dress forms and check out the facility. Wolf is a family business that has been making dress forms in NYC for almost a century, supplying all parts of the industry from designers to fashion schools across the world. They relocated to New Jersey in the 90’s from the Garment Center in NYC.

They use skilled artisans to create each form beginning with pressing paper mache into custom molds that are then cured at 300 degrees in a walk-in kiln. Once extracted, each piece is hand-carved and filed down, adding and subtracting where needed. Then canvas is cut, sewn and stretched over the form. A custom metal rod and stand finishes each form. 

Wolf forms is the kind of business that we love to support. Most of the employees have been there for years. Iris (pictured in the outtakes post) creates the covers by eye. The patterns pictured have not been touched in the 12 years she has been on staff. Their product is expertly made by hand with amazing craftsmanship.