Heres A Quick Pile Of Some Of The Masks Ive Got On Hand, To Show Off For Virtual Anthro New England Weekend.

Here’s a quick pile of some of the masks I’ve got on hand, to show off for Virtual Anthro New England weekend. It’s sad that I can’t be meeting people in the dealers room and sharing my stuff in person, but photos are OK too.

These masks are all on sale  for 20% off through tomorrow over on my Etsy, along with everything else on the shop!

Also, the convention put together a really cool Minecraft version of the hotel and surrounding areas of Boston, you should totally check it out.

Here's a pair of dragon-scaled leather bracers! The shaping on the scales is always fun.

It's been a while since I was able to get any good full-outfit photos with this design, I need to put together a fresh armor set that I can swap pieces in and out of.

Obligatory Etsy link!

Radical. Totally tubular. Out of this world. Anachronistic. Part of a complete breakfast. Transmogrified. Taken off the air for causing seizures. Super soaked. Released with a full line of action figures. 

Yes I made a vaporwave pup play muzzle with the Jazz/Dixie cup swoosh design. I did it because once the idea came to me, I physically could not prevent myself from manifesting it into reality. (And because my favorite thing is mixing genres and aesthetics that were never meant to go together.)

Would you like to adopt this pup? Favorite hobbies include cosmic bowling, Blockbuster and chill, and chewing on your drinking straw. Call the number on your screen! Operators are standing by!

I realized I’d forgotten to take nice photos of this mask on its own, so here I am fixing that! I’m really happy with how well the neon green pops against the black.

It is still available, so it could be yours! I’d also love to make more versions of this mask with other colors, so if that piques your interest, hit me up!

New shorter version of my canine muzzle mask (previously). Tried out this neon edge paint look, and I really liked how it turned out! Sadly it took forever because I didn’t have quite the right paint for the job, so it required like 5 coats. But I added glow-in-the-dark pigment to the mix, so that’s neat.

It’s available here on my Etsy shop.

New codpiece design complete! It’s a cleaned-up version of the pattern I made for my Magic Meat March costume earlier this year.

It’ll be a few days before I can get nice photos to post it for general sale. If you’d like one quickly, though, drop me a note! I’d like to make a couple different color options to show for the Etsy listing, so if you’d like to sponsor one in another set of colors, I can offer a pre-order discount.

Here's a bunch of progress shots showing the development of this wolf skull mask. (Final images here.)

I started with a simple muzzle shape that I designed in Rhino, then drew the skull pattern to fit on it. Once I was happy with it I scanned that in and traced with vectors, and made some slight adjustments to the base muzzle shape, so I could then go and laser-cut the whole thing again. I dyed the base and painted the skull's cracks in with black dye, then sewed the base together and tacked the skull onto it to sculpt it.

Once everything was dry and set in its final shape, I painted the surface of the skull with a couple coats of white acrylic. Gave the whole thing a clear coat to seal it, and sewed the pieces together. The last line of stitches is hidden at the base of the teeth, so it follows a funky wavy path, which you can see on the interior shot. Last steps were putting the snaps on so it could attach to the straps.