Maybe the muzzle is just a bit too long.

Agreed. If anything, it shouldn't be too difficult to shorten that bit rather than modifying the entire suit and not knowing whether or not it'll help at all.

Also, making the hands bigger might help as someone else suggested!

yeah i agree also thats the only thing i see thats off

I think bulking up the arms would balance it out more

The arms could use some bulking up, yeah.. Maybe if you made the tail bigger too it would offset the head being big

this!

It's really good Riley! Yeah its a bit to lanky but I'm sure you really dont want to trash it after working on it for so long...

As I said before, I'd highly suggest just trying to replace the hands with padded versions to make them overall larger.
I still think the arms look too short even with the speculation of added arm padding, and I really think that it's the tiny hands that are the main issue.

Bulking up the arms.
To be honest, I don't think the head size is a huge imperfection. I think it looks awesome and redoing it would be a little over thinking it.

Dragons have HUGE heads, I mean look at the Chinese dragon? The head isn't even that big.

I think adding bulk to the arms would do it, and maybe put a big white mane over the shoulders and down the front of the chest to add even more apparent bulk. :)

It's such an insanely cool head... But in my honest opinion, I think it'll need to be redone to get the size right. The head itself is proportionate in itself, but with the body it just looks too big and difficult to manage. But don't let that get you down man, it's a GORGEOUS head and I have no idea how you're able to make such realistic and detailed pieces of art. The teeth and furs and the overall appearance is just so well done. One miscalculation is completely understandable, but I do think for the wearer's benefit, you should redo the head.

still sticking with my other agreement. bulking up of arms/hands!

I think the bulking helps a little bit, maybe some chest bulk may help as well. I also agree with the idea of modifying the hands to appear longer and/or larger.
Though bulking up the top half of the body will only go so far without making any alterations to the lower half. If digi stilts are at all an option, maybe that could be considered. With that, you could make the tail longer as well which could also help balancing it all out.
Im sorry youre having an issue with this, this is a truly a beautiful piece of work!

Bulk up arms :) I think the head looks good like that because of his angry expression.

looks all fine and amazing to me

Personally I think the head is just too big.

I've made an edit to show what making the hands larger would do to the overall look.
http://sta.sh/0b5gws2fokf

You could do that AND bulk out the arms a little, but I think all that really needs to be done is larger hands to be made. :)

I got a suit relatively recently, my first impression was that the head was to big. Now that I've gotten used to it I have no problem. I get the worry but it's really not that bad. Bulking up the arms and legs would round it out nicely.

If you add more floof to the tip of the tail it might help balance the out the largeness of the head, or even try making the hooves larger? As long as you make other extremities large to match the large head it should look great ^^ It already looks amazing! :)

Too big. Bulk the arms

Bulk up the arms AND legs, and maybe even adding a nice flowing mane down the shoulders/front would help too!

Ooh I like that idea ! I agree

it does look oversized, yes. bulking up the shoulders probably would help, but it's probably still going to look top heavy.

Mmmn, I'd say for the body shape it looks a tad too tall/thick personally. Maybe try to bulk up the body a tad if you don't want to tinker with the head? Ither than sizes I gotta say it is quite gorgeous <3

Bulk it up just slightly and shorten the muzzle

I played around in photo shop with what I would personally do. I emailed the picture to you. (I'm not very good at explaining things like this. I'm better at showing.)

Bulk up the arms/shoulder area to make the front of the body seem larger.

I also vote for bigger hands!

Bulk up the upper body not just the arms. His head is fine vs his waist down but his upper body is so thin.

I'll preface that I have absolutely zero fur suit making experience and it's been years since any 3D art, so I'm just guesstimating on some possible tweaks that I think might not be too drastic on the effort vs. fixing issues scale. The "easiest" feeling/looking solution I kludged together in Photoshop with some silly overpainting on this thing for a visual comparison was to basically just add more padding to the shoulder/trapezius/possibly upper chest and collar region, sort of like this?

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u.....aybethings.jpg

I screwed around with possibly making the fuzz on the arms a little longer too (I have no idea how much effort that would take to add in though, it's not super important), but to me, just scaling up the broadness and slope of the shoulders seemed to add more volume to the chest vs. the neck and head to balance it out more? Hope this helps a little, and best of luck with any alterations! You really do make some wonderfully crafted suits.

This is a great idea and redline!! Totally think this should be considered. Though honestly, the head is just too big. Even with these suggestions, I would still shorten the muzzle.

I agree with this. It's beautifully done, but it's just a little too big, no matter which way it looks to be bulked up on the body.

I think the head looks way too large for the shoulders that it sits on. Maybe some arm and shoulder bulking can fix it up?

The arms look a little bit short for the head. I personally think the shoulders are a but small, maybe bulking up the arms and adding some padding on the shoulders would help. Also, maybe adding a fluffier mane might make the head look a bit more even with the rest of it. Making the hands and tail bigger and longer could make the head look a bit smaller too. But it still looks amazing, and there isn't much that I think should change about it.

Bulk up the arms. The head compares well to the legs.

too big/long muzzle.

http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs48/f/2.....niro_Oniba.png

What about adding a longer looking neck, like this to lengthen the body, bulk up make the upper half a bit stronger. This type of creature, it's sometimes depicted with longer necks (kirins, dragons, etc) ?

sorry this is so sloppy but here my idea

http://i62.tinypic.com/246u9op.jpg

Logically when I see this I think of horse anatomy. They have large chests, large heads and thinner limbs etc.
So when I look at this fursuit I see the equine qualities that I like Kirins to have, and a larger head is just one of those factors.
To me I like the proportions and of course that beautiful colour fur.

I think it's only a tiny bit too large, but perfectly acceptable. However, I see that you have already done the detailed surgery work! I'm sure it look even more awesome when it's done. :)

Front view don't looks to bad. Side view that muzzle just sticks out. Beautiful design though hmm yeah as mentioned possibly shortening the muzzle, lengthen and beef up the arms, lil longer tail(maybe) for balance.

. And what about possible back spikes with or w/o webbing it could counter act and balance out the look. Some nice golden type spikes starting at the shoulder blades and gradually getting small to the tail? Just a thought so you don't have to adjust the head possibly

Give it some Lats/detoids so that the neck looks like it connects to the shoulders.

Are you going for muscled demi god or are you going for flowing mythical creature. The body says flowy and the tail and head (size) say muscle. id personally go for flowy as mythical kirins tend to be shown more as noble, elegant, highborn creatures than decked out muscle gods.

I would make the head even smaller (in proportion to the body) and also change the tail to be less stiff looking, give it some curves?

can't curve the tail due to the bubbles, they would not follow the curve and look odd.
For the head we were going for a Mayan/Aztec statue look, they tend to do large blocky heads and lots of bared teeth, namely for quetzalcoatl which is the primary inspiration.

Ah, we'll if you're basing it around the aztec look then def bulk up the body and as others say you might want to give it more of a mane or trapz.

also weird that the fur bubbles wont work well with curves, thats a good thing to know. was contemplating trying to make stuff with it. :)