“Wolf Pack” was created for the ‘Gods & Monsters’ exhibit here at Pale Horse Gallery and is available as a 30×40 in. framed archival canvas print. $550. Please inquire for purchasing details.

Many Native American Indian tribes believed that wearing the headdress made of a particular animal or bird made them acquire the impressive powers of that creature.

The wolf is considered a symbol of fierce desire for independence and also the representation of loving and gentle nature. But the animal symbol of wolf is slightly enigmatic as it can represent both powerful character and the nature of the lone wolf. As per the Native American zodiac, the wolf is a passionate lover of all spiritual and physical things. During the good times, the wolf is believed to be intensely passionate, affectionate, gentle, and generous. But in bad times or when it is left alone, the wolf can turn defiant, impractical, vindictive, wild, and obsessive.