
I'm just going nuts on these.
needs a tiny bit more editing. texture on the nose. etc. evening out the back end
But I've gotten a surprising amount of snarly canine commission ideas. so I'm going to just flippin make a snarly wolf blank. Xb
good?
also if you're wondering "wow this looks hard to fur" I would suggest shaving down fur on the muzzle area BEFORE gluing to the base :b
needs a tiny bit more editing. texture on the nose. etc. evening out the back end
But I've gotten a surprising amount of snarly canine commission ideas. so I'm going to just flippin make a snarly wolf blank. Xb
good?
also if you're wondering "wow this looks hard to fur" I would suggest shaving down fur on the muzzle area BEFORE gluing to the base :b
Category All / Fursuit
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 282px
File Size 74 kB
Listed in Folders
;3 Did you see this furrrrr? http://www.fabricempire.com/faux-fu.....-the-yard.aspx
also http://www.fabricempire.com/faux-fu.....-the-yard.aspx for your blue. I bet we could get an authentic pink ;)
Heck I'd make a new pink base for it so it's right this time! ;)
also http://www.fabricempire.com/faux-fu.....-the-yard.aspx for your blue. I bet we could get an authentic pink ;)
Heck I'd make a new pink base for it so it's right this time! ;)
This is just a suggestion: as a taxidermist, when I work on a snarly face, I often carve out the face wrinkles to be deeper than original foam form sculpture has(Be it my own or a commercial form), it makes it easier to get a strong expression when there are deeper grooves to tuck the skin into. Perhaps this would make a more effective mask blank if the face wrinkles were grooved deeper and the lipline pulled back a bit further? Even with shaving, adding fur thickens the overall shape and I've seen masks lose some of this expression from the underlying blank.
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