A Very Green Dragon Tail. The Base Color Is The Standard Green, The Stripes Are A Darker Shiny/premium

A very green dragon tail. The base color is the standard green, the stripes are a darker shiny/premium anodized aluminum.

This one measures in at 35 inches long, 3 pounds 6 oz. It’s got a lobster clasp at the tip for attaching things to.

A bit outside my normal genre, but I was really happy with this. It was largely a test of process--sculpting the leather onto a positive formwork, which lets you really stretch the leather around the features. I'm also always a fan of projects that show off imperfections in the leather, like the scars on the surface of the upper portion, and the natural edge of the hide.

It's got minimal holes for vision and breathing. I almost left this one without any holes for eyes, because it fit so snugly on my face and it was a really interesting sensation. My facial hair sorta pushes it away from my nose, but when it's worn tightly the nostril breathing holes line up pretty well.

4 oz vegetable-tanned leather, wet-formed and sewn by hand. The upper part is dyed brown and finished with a matte clear coat, the lower part is painted gold. 

It is available on my Etsy shop! And for the next 5 hours everything there is still on sale for 20% off!

I’ve found it’s surprisingly tricky to get non-awkward photos of bracelets being worn. Oh well, you gotta suffer through me hand modeling for myself.

A couple more Pride bracelets I made for folks recently. The scale ones are a classic, and I’m slowly working my way through more pride flag combinations on those. The ring one (Japanese 6-in-1 pattern) was partially an excuse to try out some new gray rubber rings. I was pretty happy with the double-sided idea there; it can be worn showing either the white or gray rings as the background.

The scale ones are available here. The stretchy ring one isn’t a standard option, but you could get a similar one here and just tell me other colors to make it with.

And! In celebration of Anthro New England’s virtual convention this weekend, everything on my Etsy store is on sale for 20% off this weekend! If you’ve been eyeing something, now’s the time to jump on it!

Found some more plague doctor hood photos I’d forgotten to post.

This design is one of the more complex ones I’ve done, in terms of number of pieces that have to attach together in specific ways. I think it all came together pretty well though. The ear covers with the holes, the extra rings around the eyes to cover all the edges that converge there and cleanly inset the lenses, the grommets for just a bit of extra detail in the beak. And the shape is adjusted to give enough space to wear glasses underneath, which I was particularly happy with.

This mask is still available! Here it is on my Etsy shop.

Wolf skull muzzle mask commission that I just finished up! It took more back-and-forth with the client than normal, but I'm really happy with the final result.

Made of 4 oz vegetable-tanned leather, which I laser-cut, dye black, form to shape, paint white, and seal up all myself. I actually took a good number of photos while making this, so here's a making-of post.

If you'd like a version of this for yourself, I've listed it up on my Etsy shop!

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.