I haven't really made any fursuits yet, but I started thinking about how people make their suits accessible for various disabilities! I'd love to hear how other disabled people go about suiting and what things make it easier/more difficult

I wanna design more fursonas (period) but I also LOVE doing designs that you just don't see a lot. I've been thinking about doing some disable fursona designs for trade/adoption and would love some ideas on what kinds people would think would be neat!

So far for my first suit, I've gotten my foam base and my tail done! The tail looks amazing, you can find it in my gallery. As for the head, I'm starting to move onto furring it but find myself PETRIFIED. I'm so anxious about it not looking good and all that. I just gotta keep telling myself that it's my first suit, which, a lot of people don't even try to make! So even attempting to is an impressive step to take. And that as long as I make something, I can always improve on future suits.

Bought some of the supplies I need to start working on my Jackson fursuit! I'm just doing a partial with the head and paws but I got the foam I'll need to start sculpting and a better glue gun and I'm super excited. Classes start back up next week but also I have like six days off of work during that so I'm gonna try and organize a good work space and then try to start working on it over that week. I'm gonna try and finish it by July because I wanna wear it when I go see my dad for his 40th birthday but I should have plenty of time between working on it in little chunks until the end of the semester and then the month or two after that. If anyone has any advice for a first time fursuit maker, let me know!