My first-ever costume commission! I've been tasked with bringing Casper, a deer-fox creature, to life for a private client. It entails a detailed head, five-fingered handpaws, and a long tail. This is still a work in progress. Anticipated completion is sometime between late December to early January.
I will upload photos soon!
My first costume created with the intent to sell it. I bought a fixer-upper foam headbase someone else had abandoned and turned it into a finished partial! This suit includes a head, handpaws, and a tail. I had a lot of fun making the handpaws.
I will upload more photos soon!
The upgraded version of Sorcha's fursuit. I made the upgrades just in time to wear it out at the PA Renfaire in October. On top of the 84 hours to make the original, I needed about 30 hours to make all the modifications. The old, stubby tail has been replaced by a longer tail with an experimental super-motion core I made from foam. Additionally, I replaced all of the off-white fur with a new beige fur in order to make the suit more accurate to the character.
Unlike the previous version, Sorcha 1.5 was made entirely by me- no premade paws were used this time. I also added a new feature- a pouch on the stomach! The pouch has been a great accessibility feature. I can keep my phone and wallet safe without any issues. Overall, this was a challenging but really fun project. It helped me better understand how to make quality fursuits.
A fullsuit fursuit that I made in order to wear at RisuCon 2024. It took about 84 hours to create. The head alone took about 25 hours to make; I used a 3D-printed base purchased from a shop on Etsy. I did not make the paws, but I did dye them to match the color of Sorcha's green fur. This fullsuit actually started out as a partial that I made back in July to wear to AnthroCon. When I turned it into a fullsuit, I kept the head and paws the same and just focused on adding the tail and body to it.
A very basic costume- just a head- that I made to wear at PA Celtic Fling 2024. It took roughly 20 hours to make. I used a dinosaur mask from the Jurassic World series, which I then heavily modifed. These modifications included installing buckram mesh to see out of, adding realistic eyes, sculpting features from air-dry clay, and painting the whole thing. For the hood, I had practically no budget- so I used an old T-shirt and then added many feathers to it. This was my second completed fursuit head, though I think of it more as a mask than an actual fursuit considering the complete lack of fur. The first fursuit head I ever made was a skulldog, back in 2019- which has since been lost to time, as I can't find any pictures of it anywhere.
