So hi everyone. I’m back again and wanted to post a little update one some new foamwork I’ve done. I’ve been spending a lot of time working and developing my style! (I will totally post a comparison from my beginning to this when it’s done!)
So far this is my favorite foamwork to date. This head is going to be for a friend so I am okay with constructive crits on it as I am always looking to improve! ^_^ Any tips or tricks or advice on what I should work on would be great! I have really been working on getting a consistent pattern to work with on beginning and building up almost every foam head that I make. Ive learned that It helps keep things consistent and in tune with my style. I of course experiment and tweak other parts of the head depending on what species it is and what mood or expression i am going for.
This head for my friend is going to be a skunk ultimately in the end. They were asking for a happy, feminine smile/expression to be put into the head.
So here is a bunch of angles of the foam work so far:
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I am really liking how ive been doing my "Toony cheeks" lately, I have a couple different variations I have tried (All ive generally really liked, but I am most pleased with this one) If you are curious about the other variations ive tried take a gander here at these:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18261527/ (Angel dragon cheeks)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18293160/ (Puppy cheeks)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12134331/ (Panda foamwork, one of my older bases)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/14212343/ (Panda furred with smile)
***Also not that the black lines are fleece and I use them to reinforce my bases to help them last longer.***
I know what I need to work on next is ears. They seem to give me trouble in terms of placement mostly - but sometimes shaping them throws me of too. This head is gonna skunk as I had mentioned before. I don’t really like how the ears look on this too much. Any suggestions? Do they look okay? Should I move em? I tried referencing images of skunks for aid and maybe its just me being a worry wart, or maybe they just need built up a bit and fleshed out with fur to look a bit more normal. Who knows, if you have any suggestions let me know, if not hope you enjoy the photos and stay tuned for more progress pics!
You can also check out more of my work here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/turbulencefur/
So far this is my favorite foamwork to date. This head is going to be for a friend so I am okay with constructive crits on it as I am always looking to improve! ^_^ Any tips or tricks or advice on what I should work on would be great! I have really been working on getting a consistent pattern to work with on beginning and building up almost every foam head that I make. Ive learned that It helps keep things consistent and in tune with my style. I of course experiment and tweak other parts of the head depending on what species it is and what mood or expression i am going for.
This head for my friend is going to be a skunk ultimately in the end. They were asking for a happy, feminine smile/expression to be put into the head.
So here is a bunch of angles of the foam work so far:
I am really liking how ive been doing my "Toony cheeks" lately, I have a couple different variations I have tried (All ive generally really liked, but I am most pleased with this one) If you are curious about the other variations ive tried take a gander here at these:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18261527/ (Angel dragon cheeks)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18293160/ (Puppy cheeks)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12134331/ (Panda foamwork, one of my older bases)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/14212343/ (Panda furred with smile)
***Also not that the black lines are fleece and I use them to reinforce my bases to help them last longer.***
I know what I need to work on next is ears. They seem to give me trouble in terms of placement mostly - but sometimes shaping them throws me of too. This head is gonna skunk as I had mentioned before. I don’t really like how the ears look on this too much. Any suggestions? Do they look okay? Should I move em? I tried referencing images of skunks for aid and maybe its just me being a worry wart, or maybe they just need built up a bit and fleshed out with fur to look a bit more normal. Who knows, if you have any suggestions let me know, if not hope you enjoy the photos and stay tuned for more progress pics!
You can also check out more of my work here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/turbulencefur/