Relief sculpture developed through structured fur construction within a beast form.

Based on a photographic client reference, the form is reinterpreted to achieve clarity within small scale and relief format.

Primary mass → relief block → structural forms → fur mass → surface

The process focuses on building fur as a system of volumes rather than surface detail, maintaining hierarchy, rhythm, and direction across the form, driven by the underlying anatomical structure.

Special attention is given to transitions between primary masses and fur layers, ensuring clarity within limited depth.