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Fursuit Head WIP *HELP*
So at the age of 9, I realized, I really wanted a fursuit. But I was strongly discouraged from it due to cost and the stigma behind fursuiters. Finally, I worked up the courage and excitement to make one of Ashie!!
Here is a pic of ashie: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/22222144/
I was hoping you guys could give me some HELPFUL criticism. Here is a list of concerns/flaw so far!:
1. I think the face is too "masculine" (hoping to fix this once furred, maybe the "cheek fur" will make it more "rounded" so that it appears more feminine. I plan to give the eyes "lashes/eyeliner" to also enhance the visual affect.)
2. Eyes (they are NOT finished, and I have an idea to do them, but i appreciate tips non the less)
3. Is the head too "boxy"? (I'm ALSO hoping the fur of the cheeks will enhance "roundness", The head is NOT that big, the cheeks remind me of a german shepard kinda but idk how to fix that?)
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Things about Ashie:
1. She's a Corgi/Fox/Deer (face is like a pudgy doggy/deer)
2. She's a girl
3. Her ears of floppy but one is slightly straight
I'd really appreciate tips! Expessially on how to make her appear more feminine!! If you have examples or even if u want to just show your own fursuit. I'd love that!!
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I would add a little more foam in the front of the round portion of the cheeks. Not a lot just a little. If you're wanting to go with a more rounded you can add another thinner layer of foam to the cheeks though make it a solid piece. to round it you can cut out wedges or small triangles at the edges and then with hot glue pinch them together to help form a more cleaner natural rounding shape. If you're worried about the head being 'boxy' again you can get a thin piece of foam, and doing a similar way to what you did for the cheeks, you can mold it to have a more of a rounding shape. Don't forget to use the stacking technique of having a larger piece of foam at the bottom then a smaller one at top and trimming it down to look smoother. It's been a long time since I've done anything with foam so my memory is a bit rusty, but I hope this helps a little ^^
Thank you!! I think my main source of problem is the cheeks tbh - I want to go for this style of head - http://www.autumnfallings.com/photo.....gs_foxdeer.png
The head seems more circular in this picture. Do u have any tips or other suggestions once seeing this picture? ^^ Tahnk you so much!!
The head seems more circular in this picture. Do u have any tips or other suggestions once seeing this picture? ^^ Tahnk you so much!!
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