Just sharing a hybrid kemono style suit I made ^^ Read below.
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Video of the suit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZjIcXj6byU&index=1&list=PL96OO89msh8MZnS26a9Ev-_rtbTesX2tx
Critique is welcome, just know I have a list of self-critque below to refer to that I already have in mind
Video of the suit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZjIcXj6byU&index=1&list=PL96OO89msh8MZnS26a9Ev-_rtbTesX2tx
Critique is welcome, just know I have a list of self-critque below to refer to that I already have in mind
Self Critique:
*Eyes are on an angle and not flat facing forward. Future kemono styles will be more foward-facing eyes
*Smile is too large, currently perfecting a more animal-skull and realistic foam base style
*Moving jaw quit working after it was furred. Working on improvements with moving jaws or not attaching them directly to cheeks
*End of arm sleeves can be just a tiny bit tighter
*Everything else looks good. This is the best form fitting body I made, and it's all very comfortable. Nice tail size for a large tail style
Moving Jaws.... As soon as I fur my moving jaws to the cheek fur, it stops working.
I also found jaws have to obviously be underneath mine, which is far back. I see working moving jaws for kemono which are actually placed very far ahead/foward from where the actual human jaw would sit.
How exactly do jaws like this even work or would be possible?
(second video at 5 minutes 18 seconds)
It looks as if its sewn to the fur around it seamlessly as well. I'm totally lost with this. Also my jaws just get tight after they are furred and I have to trim them down so its more comfortable to wear which leaves no movement in the end product -_-;
Moving Jaws.... As soon as I fur my moving jaws to the cheek fur, it stops working.
I also found jaws have to obviously be underneath mine, which is far back. I see working moving jaws for kemono which are actually placed very far ahead/foward from where the actual human jaw would sit.
How exactly do jaws like this even work or would be possible?
(second video at 5 minutes 18 seconds)