I'm making a werewolf for an upcoming horror convention. I've mentioned her before. Here's a refresher at her appearance. I'm keeping it simple because its only my second fullsuit ever and I'm so scared to try anything really fancy when it comes to markings.
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I don't want to miss out on any opportunity to suit. I love pictures. However, as a newer suiter, I've discovered, the public isn't as familiar and as artistically observant as I can be. I get mistaken for a he or a species that has nothing to do with what I am.
This werewolf is a feral sort. Well, her personality is rather feral. I don't want anything that's too cutesy. Not an oversized collar or anything like that. I don't want a bosom either(I'll have some type of bosom because I am female myself, but not a suit bosom). What are some artistic illusions I can create in the furring job, the eyes, and with accessories that say, "Hint-hint, I'm a she!" This suit is semi to completely realistic. I don't plan on doing toony eyes.
Is there any way I could perform to depict I'm she, but keep my feral behaviors? When I say Feral I mean curiously observing things, skittering around on all fours, snarling or various whatnot. You know, that's what werewolves do. Kinda cliche, but for this bunch of people that's what they expect.
I was thinking about a loin cloth, but males wear loin cloths and they are identified as such. My werewolf isn't the clothing wearing type. Should she wear anything at all? Would it really matter with people in public who just want your picture and desire to know nothing more about you, right or wrong? I guess I want to know if it would really make a difference if I tried. It seems like an interesting study for those not familiar with fursuits.
Could I put daimond-like studs on a thick leather collar? Give her primitive jewelries? Feathers? Beads? She is sentient, she could have a society of some sort, wherever she resides.
Perhaps, I'm worrying too much about this?
I don't want to miss out on any opportunity to suit. I love pictures. However, as a newer suiter, I've discovered, the public isn't as familiar and as artistically observant as I can be. I get mistaken for a he or a species that has nothing to do with what I am.
This werewolf is a feral sort. Well, her personality is rather feral. I don't want anything that's too cutesy. Not an oversized collar or anything like that. I don't want a bosom either(I'll have some type of bosom because I am female myself, but not a suit bosom). What are some artistic illusions I can create in the furring job, the eyes, and with accessories that say, "Hint-hint, I'm a she!" This suit is semi to completely realistic. I don't plan on doing toony eyes.
Is there any way I could perform to depict I'm she, but keep my feral behaviors? When I say Feral I mean curiously observing things, skittering around on all fours, snarling or various whatnot. You know, that's what werewolves do. Kinda cliche, but for this bunch of people that's what they expect.
I was thinking about a loin cloth, but males wear loin cloths and they are identified as such. My werewolf isn't the clothing wearing type. Should she wear anything at all? Would it really matter with people in public who just want your picture and desire to know nothing more about you, right or wrong? I guess I want to know if it would really make a difference if I tried. It seems like an interesting study for those not familiar with fursuits.
Could I put daimond-like studs on a thick leather collar? Give her primitive jewelries? Feathers? Beads? She is sentient, she could have a society of some sort, wherever she resides.
Perhaps, I'm worrying too much about this?