Super cute!

This looks awesome! And kudos to the mom that would commission a fursuit head for their daughter!

cute yeah more lynxs im one!!~

Best mom ever?

I was thinking the same thing!

I approve! The world needs more Lynx.

:3 exactly why igot a lynx partial

that's adorable!

This is adorable!!

This, and the story behind its creation, makes me SMILE. Too awesome, and lovely to boot! That girl is gonna love it, I'm sure. :3

Got resizing plans down the road?

The mask is 22" around which should have plenty of room :)

WOW what an awesome thing for a mom to do! lucky kid

Yeah for Mom!

This turned out so great! I love all the little airbrushing detail you put into the fur :3

lol my name is chloe too XD

Such an awesome Lynx ^^

can you give me any advice on how you did those lynx cheeks?

I used CR Craft's 3 inch fox fur :)

You probably should have consulted with the person who ordered the original this was copied from before copying the design... It's a beautiful head, just like everything you make, but it's only got like, two differences from the original and looks almost completely identical.

Hi Tawni, you are right, I probably should have thought to contact you first and done more to make the mask unique. At the time I felt, because the changes were all up to me (it was a creative license commission) that I had done enough to make the character masks different, by changing the pattern shape, freckles, and adding spots and changing the ear and eye colors, as the character is otherwise a cartoon lynx. I think at the time I assumed that natural lynx colors (brown and white) were a safe bet. I apologize about this. Sometimes when I am asked to do commissions based off previous masks for customers not involved in the fandom (in this case, a 12 year old girl) I assume (perhaps wrongly) that changing the design on my own is acceptable. It is a bit of a gray area, and when consulting with other makers and artists it is hard to get a concrete answer on what to do. I assume responsibility for the similarities between the two masks, and will learn from this experience for the future so I won't repeat this mistake.