EEEE PINK! Where did you get that fur? Is it mendals hot pink?

syfabrics :)

got a link? I'm always looking for suppliers willing to ship to canada ^.^

https://www.syfabrics.com

OMG That tail is awesome <3 Does it ride snug to the rear and bounce nice? And what would you charge for a husky tail like that, just different colors and slightly longer fur on the underside(the white part)?

yup :)

husky tails are ussualy 75 ish to 85 ish

yay! *wags and raises his tail a little happily* sounds pretty good. Curiosity, do you use Distinctive Fabrics at all? x.x*blushes* And I saw you and Proxy at AC and was too shy to say anything to you... Ya had a bit of a group with you and I was kind of afraid

That's hot

Yay! I can finally see Jenny coming to life ^^ thank you Noble!

!!!! *puts it on and give it a taste wagg* *wagg... ...wagg ...wagg* *WAGGWAGGWAGG* This one passes *Gives it the Waggable stamp of approval*

Humm.... I see you have the same problem with color profiles in browsers that I do. When I look at the thumbnail of the photo the colors are much more vivid than the full-size picture. It's a real pain to get browsers to render images correctly . I've had limited success so far. I think Firefox is only able to render images in the sRBG color gamut. You're best bet is to save the photo in Photoshop *without* any color profile attached (it'll ask you in the save image dialog) as color profiles confuse non profile-adaptive programs. You also have to adjust the program color settings (found in the Edit menu) correctly to or it wont work. And finally, you need to test the images in the browser to see if it holds. Some programs (like Photoshop) read the embedded color profiles and others (like Firefox) don't. It's a real pain and I hope they fix it. So, if you're interested, hopefully this will help you post better pictures. (Besides, I can't stand to see such a pretty pink tail look so dulled out :{ It's tragic!)
Anyways, keep up the good fursuit building work! =^^=

Yay, pink!