Last photo in this series. This was taken Sunday morning as we were packing up.

As I was going to sleep Saturday night, I figured out why the head kept looking more llama and less hare. It had to do with the front lips being fairly flat in the front.

I didn't "see" it as I was working on it. But as I lay in bed, with only the reading light on, I was studying it on the table across the room. This let me see the silhouette, of the whole, as opposed to focusing on the parts. Plus, I tend to get creative "aha!" moments as I'm falling asleep.

I added a little extra foam to the front of the lips in the morning, before we packed up to go, and it looked a whole lot better.

I don't like how the cheeks are coming out. They ended up smaller than they should have. I will probably rip them off and put new ones on.

But that is for some point in the future. All of my productivity time is pretty booked solid until January. I have the Digger decals to crank through, and then I need to work on inventory for the fall shows. On top of that, I have convention planning stuff that needs to be completed before Nov. And then, after Windycon and MFF, I will have post-show commissions and holiday commissions to work on.

But that's the way life goes, and I enjoy all of it.