WOW O___O these eyes... they look really pretty *-*

Thanks! I will be uploading some updated photos tomorrow if I don't have to work.

may i ask how you start off a mask? wires? foam? nets? :/ im looking to start one soon x.

I made this mask using the same process that the wonderful Qarrezel uses for hers. Here is a link to her tutorial overview http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gallery/7080403 This is by far my favorite method for creating masks and in my opinion gives the best results if you are looking for a semi realistic/realistic look. I made the eyes and though you can't see them in this photo, the ears too. Feel free to ask, I don't mind questions.

wow that is an interesting one, very realistic :D thakyou!do u have any other suggestions if i find that kind of thing, like modeling with that kind of material.. hard?

It depends on the person. Just make sure that all of your products are compatible. Make sure you read up on the materials and follow the directions as closely as possible and such. My personal trial with this mask was that the material I bought for it is stretchy. It was very difficult to use and is most likely something I will never do again. Other than that If you are not an artistic person it would probably be better to just save up and commission someone to build for you rather than buying enough materials to make and remake your item until you are happy with it. Experimentation can quickly become more expensive than commission prices.

the furring turned out awesome :o

Thanks, I must say though that is was a huge pain in the ass. I will never use stretchy fabric on any of my own stuff again. It just takes WAY too much time and is too difficult to deal with. I sear that demonic fabric moves of its own accord.

lol dang. It has to be better than spray-flocking though, surely?

I don't know...never spray-flocked before. Does the flocking try to sabotage the item being flocked? If so they may be very similar.