That looks really cool. I've always wanted to make a fursuit..

is it hard?

It's not hard exactly, it just takes a lot of time and hard work. And practice. And usually some screwing up and doing things over.

Oooh I love the hind paws <3

That is a beautfiful suit.. good job! I bet the owner is going to be sooo happy!

i second that! amazing job!

Wonderful job on the suit there. You really did do a wonderful job on making it. Keep up the great work now, looking forward as to what you come up with next. <^_^>

Oh, wow. Awesome work! =)

Nice work. I hope to have a suit one day...

cool suit, messy room. lol

That looks awesome. Where did you find fur like that?

It's Montery Mills fox fur. The black and the white were very easy to find. The rust red was actually a custom order, the story behind which is a bit of a saga, really. You can't get the stuff anywhere right now, sadly. Unless you want to custom order some yourself, which requires $4000 or so and a place to store 300 yards of very bulky fabric. It ate my entire living room at the time. But I'm running low on it now, I sold off most to other costumers.

Wow. I'd be afraid to make that kind of investment with so much money, but I'm glad that it worked out for you. :P

Do you do digitigrades/realistic heads too? If you do I may be interested in the future. :)

I can do more realistic than this guy, but super-realism isn't my strong point. Digitigrade I can do as long as we're talking false/padded stuff. I don't do stilts or anything like that.

nice, you are a really talented suit maker.

I just started carving the foam for my fursuit head (I'm making my first one).

I'm already thinking ahead to the furring and I came up with a bit of a snag that I hadn't thought of before.

My character has hair (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/521031/), and I was thinking about getting a wig, but I wasn't quite sure how I was going to attach it and still have it look like it was naturally part of the head.

Did you fur the whole head and then attach the "hair" or what?

... any tips?

I use a wig, and I don't fur under where the wig goes. Basically when I'm doing a head that's going to have hair on, I don't make a back of the head at all, I just leave it open, and finish and fur the head back to the hairline. Then I sew the wig onto it. And then unless it's a very thick and long wig I generally have to add neckflaps to the wig around the sides and back. I generally have to cut out holes in the wig and sew the ears on too, of course, which I do before I attach the wig to the head.

Thanks. I'll try to bare all that in mind. :D

Thats very beautiful. Whats it like to make fursuits ?

Mostly it's just a job. Lots of hard work! But it's more fun at least than most of the jobs I've had.

I was asking becuase its somthing i really want to get into. It looks fun and very rewarding :3. Its probably better then flipping burgers XD like i do all day.

Yeah, I'd say it beats flipping burgers. But you have to be good at dealing with crazy stuff. Some of my customers have been... interesting.

o.o really ? hmm i wonder how unusual the comissions they want can get.

It's not unusual commissions, it's the guy who ended up sending me 40 pages total of stuff about every tiny detail of what he wanted before I finally got the suit done, (he messaged me with something new he wanted nearly every day) but never did mention that he hates velcro, and wanted me to redo the body because I'd used velcro. It was a pretty normal suit, but the person was a pain in the butt to deal with.

O.O woah 40 pages is kinda alot. and it would help if they had said they didnt like velcro which i dont know why they didnt.