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A tail I just finished for a commission. It's mostly black, as you see, with a yellow underbelly, which you can see a little bit of, and a row of spikes down the spine.
I don't think I'll have a chance to take nice photos of it being worn, but I'm at least glad to have gotten a photo that shows the spikes pretty well. They're a really reflective mirror-like finish, which means that they're hard to photograph, and often come out looking black.
Made of anodized aluminum scales (black and yellow), with spikes (nickel-plated steel I believe), woven together with stainless steel rings.
If you're curious about getting a tail, check out my tail ordering guide!
I don't think I'll have a chance to take nice photos of it being worn, but I'm at least glad to have gotten a photo that shows the spikes pretty well. They're a really reflective mirror-like finish, which means that they're hard to photograph, and often come out looking black.
Made of anodized aluminum scales (black and yellow), with spikes (nickel-plated steel I believe), woven together with stainless steel rings.
If you're curious about getting a tail, check out my tail ordering guide!
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fursuit
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 450 x 1400px
File Size 136.5 kB
Listed in Folders
The base price for the tails is $200, which gets you steel or anodized aluminum (colors!) scales. Other metals are (usually) more expensive.
The thing to note is, there's a reasonable but limited set of colors that the scales come in. Orange exists, but different shades of it don't. Black is good, but for a dark gray it's trickier. Maybe a blackened stainless steel would be a reasonable approximation?
Feel free to check here for more info about the tails.
The thing to note is, there's a reasonable but limited set of colors that the scales come in. Orange exists, but different shades of it don't. Black is good, but for a dark gray it's trickier. Maybe a blackened stainless steel would be a reasonable approximation?
Feel free to check here for more info about the tails.
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