Thats awesome..and creepy at the same time..

oh, very pretty.
I like the horn!

The ears look a little weird. Nose and mouth look very good though. You need to start using tape patterns to prevent your fur seams from looking all nappy.

where are the seam issues? the head is a solid piece with the only seams being under the chin and at the corners of the eyes.
and yeah the edges of the ears are a little too unfinished looking :/

Sorry, couldn't see it on full view. Its just the lack of transition between the cheek and the muzzle.

uhh yea i see nothing wrong with this head, the seams look just fine to me.

keep it up BC!

Yup. Fuck me for offering improvements. Clearly you're the expert on art here.

people like you who think they are better then others should really learn to give critique in private or WHEN asked for. You were rather rude in automatically assuming there are problems with the head.

he was not being harsh

...IMO you should defend your work if you are really proud of it but to each his own. I love this one great work, keep it up.

Nobody's slinging mud here. Its not something that needs defending. Jesus, I thought this was an art community, not a political community. I think it would be greatly improved by sloping the cheeks so the area where they join is flush with the head.

i don't see why this is getting so heated, i often do not see the flaws in my work right away because its my "pride and joy" but i will notice them later and wonder why i did not see it ... so to me some one pointing out a flaw is a good thing because they see it with fresh eyes and can alert me to the issue sooner than i would have noticed on my own.

which is why i asked what you ment because even when pointed out i was not seeing it (aside from the ears, i would give them a better edge but i cannot seem to figure out what to use as clay is too brittle and more fur would still leave a seam...)

Just take some sharp shears, and at a 45 degree angle, use them to round out the edge of the fur so that the very tips seem thinner, but its just trimming down the fur

i think it would be greatly improved if you tried making the area where the cheek emets the muzzle more flush. Like, make the cheek not so half-globe looking. Shave down the foam a little more where it meets the muzzle so when there is fur on it it just looks like a continuation of the muzzle, instead of an abrupt difference.

And if you're using clay for your ears, you should try using a layer of foamies instead, and just using clay around the first half of the ear(Where it meets the head) to help give it form. You can heat-form the top of the foamies(Either by holding them over a stove for a minute or dipping them in boiling water and draping them over a form). I use green foam to back mine, or just solid green foam, but that can turn out too thick too

there was nothing to defend.

i have had pieces i thought were oh-so-perfect and loved to death because it is my newest pride and joy only to sneer at them a few months later because all the flaws have become so obvious to me...which means to some one elese these same flaws may be obvious to them right away since it is not their "newest pride and joy" and if they alert me to the flaws i will see them sooner ....and with commissions that is important because it may be in the customers hands before i notice the flaws.

I didn't assume I was better than anyone, but its nice for you to jump to conclusions. I offered a suggestion to improve the overall appearance of the head. Let me teach you a lesson- people who are actually interested in your work, or seeing your potential will NOT throw out honey lipped "so kawaii, neko neko" or "haha that is so cute". Comments like that are flattering, but absolutely serve no end and are utterly uesless and don't help anyone improve on anything. Folks who are interested in seeing someone actualise potential will critique whether you ask for it or not. If your pieces are hanging in a gallery, what you DONT want to hear is "Oh, thats nice". You wait and wait for the asshole to come by and say "Too much greytone, here's how they could have improved".
I was unaware my taking an interest in her art was an insult in any way. I was unaware there was a prerequisite to helping someone that required smearing greasy, thin lipped praise all over your statement.
I'll tell you what IS rude. Butting in on someone else's conversation. Jeeesus christ. Maybe you should take some of that civility you're dripping with and put it to good use.

That's beautiful. The horn reminds me of a Christmas ornament.

*snort
it IS XD

i got me 2 of them last month figuring i would get another unicorn commission some day.

its a giant plastic ice cicle

LOL!!!!

i used to have one.. ^^

make sure you lacquer it with something so the color wont rub off in the long run ^^ horns on unis' are often touched!

i tested that on the bottom and it takes away from the luster of the horn and makes it matte silver...so in this case it will be repainted if it wears off so it can be super shiny untill then

lol of course >< i would paint it silver, sparkle it up with some bling paint an then lacquer it .. if the customer wants it to stay silvery goodness ^_^ keep up the works i love your stuff!

hella sweeeeet very very lovely!

awesome! you are very good with fursuits! KUDOS!

the eyes are stunning !! and the horn is so clever :P nice job

Great job on this one! The muzzle and the eyes are stunning. I agree that the edges of the ears need a little cleaning up yet though.

How exactly does the collar vision work? I can't tell where the mesh/buckram/etc is lurking at all! Crazy cool.

A unicorn is an even-toed ungulate, so it cannot be in genus Equus.

Hm, okay, ears are to round, but it still avesome!
Best unicorn head that i ever seen, with right proportions and classical look.