My third fullsuit, but my first suit with more than a solid color of fur. I squeezed my way past this for two fullsuits. It was bound to catch up with me sooner or later.
I'd like some feedback. This was made without a duct tape dummy and, as you can see, there are some inconsistent attributes about this suit. But, again, this was my first time doing markings instead of cutting out a solid colored body pattern. They're not perfect and they're crooked. Well, when you don't have a duct tape dummy, things go off roading a bit. The suit is padded so, for future reference, for a more convincing presentation, I want to make a foam musculature and conform to the suit. Make it look more natural and life-like. The padding is all right, but the suit could be better since she is a sem-realistic suit. I found tutorials on how to make muscles. I'm ready for it, I am. My next werewolf suit will have those methods, as a new exploration.
I had some bunching of the legs top and bottom, as you can see and my left foot is just...no. It came out weird and then the leg itself wants to act odd. I figure pulling the foam base on the tights up would keep what's happening with the feet from happening anymore. These photos were a first test run of my suit, so I found all the stress areas, good areas, and do's and don'ts with it. Any advice on how I can get a short pile fur to not have excess like it does? I got tired of pulling the foam out of the legs. I have to develope an easier method for removing the foam. ITs exhausting and not easy to do. I just sewed the legs and THEN put them on, well, they bunch. Did I need darts? My first digi fullsuit didn't do this and I don't know what I did right on it, or if it's because this digi suit had two different furs in the design. I don't know. My first suit I did better on some things and on this suit I did better than the first. Its..weird, I can't seem to do better on each new suit I make, lol. I suppose I'll be doing this wonkiness for a few more suits before I figure out how to do it right and to do it well on each and every suit.
She photographs nicely, at least, I think so. I learned A LOT on this suit and a lot about myself and what I need to work on personally. Let me tell yah, I have a ways to go yet, but this suit was a growing exercise for me.
Wanna know something? All of Tusken's black fur is actually backwards. This was the ferocious and bushy look I was inquiring about several months back. It worked out nicely.
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I'd like some feedback. This was made without a duct tape dummy and, as you can see, there are some inconsistent attributes about this suit. But, again, this was my first time doing markings instead of cutting out a solid colored body pattern. They're not perfect and they're crooked. Well, when you don't have a duct tape dummy, things go off roading a bit. The suit is padded so, for future reference, for a more convincing presentation, I want to make a foam musculature and conform to the suit. Make it look more natural and life-like. The padding is all right, but the suit could be better since she is a sem-realistic suit. I found tutorials on how to make muscles. I'm ready for it, I am. My next werewolf suit will have those methods, as a new exploration.
I had some bunching of the legs top and bottom, as you can see and my left foot is just...no. It came out weird and then the leg itself wants to act odd. I figure pulling the foam base on the tights up would keep what's happening with the feet from happening anymore. These photos were a first test run of my suit, so I found all the stress areas, good areas, and do's and don'ts with it. Any advice on how I can get a short pile fur to not have excess like it does? I got tired of pulling the foam out of the legs. I have to develope an easier method for removing the foam. ITs exhausting and not easy to do. I just sewed the legs and THEN put them on, well, they bunch. Did I need darts? My first digi fullsuit didn't do this and I don't know what I did right on it, or if it's because this digi suit had two different furs in the design. I don't know. My first suit I did better on some things and on this suit I did better than the first. Its..weird, I can't seem to do better on each new suit I make, lol. I suppose I'll be doing this wonkiness for a few more suits before I figure out how to do it right and to do it well on each and every suit.
She photographs nicely, at least, I think so. I learned A LOT on this suit and a lot about myself and what I need to work on personally. Let me tell yah, I have a ways to go yet, but this suit was a growing exercise for me.
Wanna know something? All of Tusken's black fur is actually backwards. This was the ferocious and bushy look I was inquiring about several months back. It worked out nicely.
