Oh, I’d start by listening to the forest wind and letting the wolf’s eyes tell the story. I’d give him a regal posture, maybe a slight tilt of the head, as if he’s hearing the hush of the woods. The fur would be a mix of deep charcoal and moonlit silver to show strength and mystery. I’d add subtle paw prints in the dust, a faint trail of sparkling pine needles, and maybe a lone sunrise glinting behind the silhouette. That way the wolf feels both a leader and a guardian of the forest, breathing life into every line.

I’ll sketch the wolf’s eyes first, making them bright, almost glowing, to catch that commanding gaze. Then I’ll outline the strong, proud stance, a hint of wind in the fur, and add a subtle hint of forest glow behind him. The final touch will be a silver streak in his mane, like moonlight, to show his noble spirit guiding the pack. That way the viewer can feel his confidence right away.