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Day two of the fleece-face projects after regular fursuit work. First proto-lump-face dog head was taken apart, and 'adjusted'. Adjusted means, of course, pitched into the great trash heap, as with 99% of trial n error stuff :D
Small 1/4" tweaks make huge differences in how the shapes pull and stretch against each other. It's a very new process, and I'm liking the whole learning curve a bunch :)
As always, numerous things to be improved upon at this early stage, but I like it so far, and can see myself making a few more of these :)
Applications for Burningman come readily to mind as a hot-weather costume, plus he comes with fairly unrestricted vision, so good for dark clubs and dances too.
Small 1/4" tweaks make huge differences in how the shapes pull and stretch against each other. It's a very new process, and I'm liking the whole learning curve a bunch :)
As always, numerous things to be improved upon at this early stage, but I like it so far, and can see myself making a few more of these :)
Applications for Burningman come readily to mind as a hot-weather costume, plus he comes with fairly unrestricted vision, so good for dark clubs and dances too.
Category Photography / Fursuit
Species Dog (Other)
Size 1024 x 768px
File Size 109.5 kB
Actually I would live to yap with you to in regards, as this is more in your realm of materials. I went with polarfleece, as it was the most manageable stretch (2way only) i would think a 4way material would be a bit harder to keep feom going all spherical. Using the non-stretch axis, I coild pull areas in , like the dog's nose stop, and the lower jaw to cheek transition.
Your donkey is fleece, no?
Your donkey is fleece, no?
Very cool!
I've finally started hitting my own stride with woodwork, so I understand the feeling you get from a new medium. (I do leather-work). I see a lot of potential in these, the one you're modeling actually comes across as cute. (Instead of like the traditional leather masks which tend to intimidate.)
Very nice work, I can't wait to see how this evolves.
I've finally started hitting my own stride with woodwork, so I understand the feeling you get from a new medium. (I do leather-work). I see a lot of potential in these, the one you're modeling actually comes across as cute. (Instead of like the traditional leather masks which tend to intimidate.)
Very nice work, I can't wait to see how this evolves.
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