Brazilian Werewolf

My interpretation of a brazilian werewolf. In Brazil's folklore, werewolfs tend to have features of farm animals like pigs, bulls or dogs, instead of a literal wolf. The oldest and most famous report is a 1950's illustration of a "pig-like man". According to some legends, to become a werewolf, one has to be born as a seventh son of a seventh son, or a seventh son after six daughters, and it's tranformation occurs only on the nights of Thursdays or Fridays.