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A lich fox with skeletal elements. This is the mask portion of the fullsuit. Hopefully I can get modeled shots from the owner.
PLEASE NOTE: No, I did not get this idea from or copy your/your friend's/your mom's character. There's about 10,000 skull-faced characters out there. A lot of them have blind eyes. This is not that difficult a concept to just come up with out of nowhere.
PLEASE NOTE: No, I did not get this idea from or copy your/your friend's/your mom's character. There's about 10,000 skull-faced characters out there. A lot of them have blind eyes. This is not that difficult a concept to just come up with out of nowhere.
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wow @_@ you did a really impressive skull, what material did you use?? if you dont mind me asking heh.
I was actually planning on doing a mask shaped like a wolf skull, with antelope horns as well, I still havent researched what are the best materials for such a project. Ive worked with sculpey/fimo for modeling teeth and claws, but idk if it would be the best option for something this big.
I want to have a cute fursuit and a creepy fursuit haha X3
I was actually planning on doing a mask shaped like a wolf skull, with antelope horns as well, I still havent researched what are the best materials for such a project. Ive worked with sculpey/fimo for modeling teeth and claws, but idk if it would be the best option for something this big.
I want to have a cute fursuit and a creepy fursuit haha X3
I'm currently working on making one similar out of sculpey.
I actually formed the base with tin foil then spread the sculpey I over it. I then baked then removed the tin foil and coated it twice with epoxy resin.
I'll upload pics as soon as I'm done with the piece. did a hawk mask using the same method. came out wonderfully
I actually formed the base with tin foil then spread the sculpey I over it. I then baked then removed the tin foil and coated it twice with epoxy resin.
I'll upload pics as soon as I'm done with the piece. did a hawk mask using the same method. came out wonderfully
@-@ Holy! This is utterly unreal!
Also, I have looked at your older tutorials on construction of the these cast masks, but, may I ask what sort of clay you use for the first sculpt and where I could/might get it. :) I really wanna take a go at one of these.
And one day get a mask from you for myself >3>
Also, I have looked at your older tutorials on construction of the these cast masks, but, may I ask what sort of clay you use for the first sculpt and where I could/might get it. :) I really wanna take a go at one of these.
And one day get a mask from you for myself >3>
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