A bull with his head down against a lone wolf that just got caught in a trap stretched out attempting to take on the bull!

One other thought, the more stuff in a limited space, the smaller and less detail is seen. I am just of the nature of NO landscapes, NO cow, or anything else....just focus on the bulls , to make them as large and in detail as possible for the lack of room and leaving an outer margin.

If she wants to show a spruce snapped in two, or brush being trampled in places , those can be included just to the off sides of the bulls, not directly behind them. Behind scenery will again just eat up more space , making the bulls smaller, loosing detail.

As one who has fought space size for years, whether on paper, metal, classic cahs, saws, etc., I want that detail in muscles, eyes, legs, feet in action as close as possible. Other stuff just gets in my way.

Just me.

What makes her happy as an artist is of course number one.