I finally got off my lazy arse and finish furring the majority of the mask. I admit the fur makes it look a bit less toony than predicted. The hinged jaw started to annoy me so now it is a fully articulated mask like my other two that have moving jaws(they're made of paper mache and duct-tape respectively to age)

Things left to do:
1: fur the chin/neck
2: trim the fur around the eyes, the rest will remain mostly fluffy because I want a feral look as well as the fact that the fur naturally lays flat
3: get more clay to make the nose and tongue
4: use the black sewed that I have to make the inside of the mouth.

--the black mask you see hanging in the background is my second-to-last halloween mask, Tourniquet. He is hard to breath in from idiocy but features paper mache horns, sewed skin, and zippers on its mouth.

any tips/tricks to improve for later projects are appreciated!