Celestial Wolf Baroque Character Sheet

Full-body editorial character reference sheet of a wolf formed entirely from glowing star clusters and thin celestial filaments, posed on a stark white studio backdrop with a disciplined classic animation turnaround layout. Reimagine it as a baroque oil painting translated into a sharp character-design presentation: elaborate composition, dramatic silhouette, ornate visual authority, but still cleanly separated on white for reference use. The creature stands in a tense, cinematic full-body main view on the left, long-legged and imposing, body angled forward as if about to lunge, chest lifted, head high, one forepaw raised while streams of liquid mercury coil around it like a summoned weapon, the other foreleg planted in a commanding stance. Its anatomy is lupine but mythic and regal, built from midnight-navy voids packed with brass-bright constellations, with flowing metallic fur that behaves like polished mercury under cold light. Eyes burn like molten brass pinpricks, jaws slightly parted, expression severe and sovereign. Set design accents around the character should evoke a frozen tundra beneath aurora without breaking the white-sheet presentation: subtle minimal annotation marks, elegant reference callouts, faint painted motifs of ice fractures, wind-carved snow shapes, and ribbonlike aurora forms ghosted behind as layout elements. Replace any heroic royal costume with unexpected celestial ornament: a collar of suspended brass astrolabe fragments, comet-tail pennants fused into the shoulders, mercury icicles hanging like ceremonial fringe, and a crown-equivalent halo made from rotating star charts and broken polar rings. Texture is critical: liquid mercury sheen across limbs, pooled reflective highlights, dense oil-painted brushwork in the shadow masses, brass leaf accents, cracked varnish richness, and controlled editorial clarity. Include three surrounding head portraits with sparse guide lines: 1. A taut, predatory half-snarl suggesting grim satisfaction, ears angled back, brass starlight clustering densely around the muzzle. 2. A full battle snarl, jaws open, aurora-like energy tearing through the eye sockets and along the throat, liquid mercury splashing outward as if the face is destabilizing under force. 3. A cold, motionless stare, muzzle lowered, eyes fixed forward with ruthless judgment, constellation lines sharpened into severe geometry. Keep the palette strictly midnight navy and brass with mercury silver as the dominant material accent, all rendered in a cinematic baroque oil style with dramatic value contrast, opulent paint handling, and a polished editorial character-sheet finish.