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little WIP of my new partial for you guys. c;
Still a lot to do, but things are really coming together. yay.
Still a lot to do, but things are really coming together. yay.
Category All / Fursuit
Species Gryphon
Size 640 x 480px
File Size 59.4 kB
This looks so awesome! i love the beak, what materials you used in? Only paper and glue? Is there a foam base under the paper?
I did a puffin head last year, i made a foam beak, then covered it with red fabric. It was SO MUCH PAIN to do, and really hard, but it came out pretty well (i think) i'd love to hear some good advices from you
I'd like to make moar avian fursuits in the future.
I did a puffin head last year, i made a foam beak, then covered it with red fabric. It was SO MUCH PAIN to do, and really hard, but it came out pretty well (i think) i'd love to hear some good advices from you
I'd like to make moar avian fursuits in the future.
I just posted this in regards to what's under the beak- http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4475044/
It's actually thin craft wire mesh. I put on some thin "fun foam" (you know those sheets for kids crafts?) for the nostril area. That got covered in paper mache, as you can see in this picture.
I was considering doing a beak in fabric as well, but I decided I wanted a more realistic one for this guy in the end.
And we need more avian suits!
If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask! :>
It's actually thin craft wire mesh. I put on some thin "fun foam" (you know those sheets for kids crafts?) for the nostril area. That got covered in paper mache, as you can see in this picture.
I was considering doing a beak in fabric as well, but I decided I wanted a more realistic one for this guy in the end.
And we need more avian suits!
If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask! :>
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