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Winged Ones - Alternate Ending - Ch J

Chapter J
Their Final Foe

Laying eyes upon his foe Link charged into battle, pushing the memory of their last encounter aside he faced the dark winged one without hesitation. Dragmire took each blow in stride as the two took to the sky, blue sparks filled the air as a dance of deadly blades and wings ensued.
Each figure moved with such precision that at times the black and white feathers seemed intertwined.
As sword repeatedly met sword neither managed to land a blow, it would seem that with such undaunted determination at Link’s back the two beings of opposite yet equal fates were equally matched.

As the fight ensued the dark prince

Winged Ones - Alternate Ending - Ch I

Chapter I
Trial by Fire

“But a head on attack, now?!” exclaimed Sheik following the hasty prince as he left the woods.

“For years we have evaded them, trying to find answers to how we could beat them, well those answers are never going to come. I want to end this, one way or another just let this all end.” Link’s words were firm and fearless.

“How are you on arrows?” Link asked as he marched.
Sheik checked the quiver “I have…sixteen left.”

“Here, take mine.” Link said reaching back and then handing over his nearly full quiver, bow and all “You will need them mo

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Spottacus WIP 2by *LilleahWest

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The face skin is hand sewn with a blanket stitch, a back locking stitch which means even if the thread somehow breaks the rest will not unravel. Sewn extra close and tiny where the shortest fur is to be sure not a seam is seen (and with this short white that is very much needed, it is like 1/4 an inch!) done widest where the longest fur is (since one cannot see the seam at all)
As you can see I build on a baseball cap, adjustable size for each customer, only the hat and part of the neck touch you meaning overall the head stays cooler and cleaner. You can also sew the likes of ears and necks right to the hat.
A wire down the center of the frame adds support for the fangs so the foam does not droop with age. Foamie sheets over the wire on the hat for extra secureness.
You can see the magnets for his horns (I am unsure if I will keep the cheek horns)
This will have extra wide tearduct vision via black markings at the corner of and under the eyes such as on my sabre tiger B.C. vision in this style is superb, I wish it worked for each design but not all suits allow for the such a large mesh area (looks funky on some suits)

.... time to sit my butt back in the corner and make his jaw.

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~DemonKitsuneOfNight Nov 15, 2012 Student General Artist

Really cool to see how you work! (May have to steal some ideas.

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*Soulful-Purple-Wolf Nov 5, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Soo cool!!! Thanks for sharing!

*Nightlyre Nov 4, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Thank you for posting the WIP! It's amazing to see a costume like this in progress.

~ZeeOddwyn Nov 4, 2012

Man am I glad your muse is back! I swear my fingers itch to have a go at making one myself, seeing what you're able to do with a baseball cap, foam, and fur! Really neat!

*LilleahWest Nov 4, 2012

... I have not worked in so long that I sort of just sat there at first, staring at the chunk of foam and the hat thinking "I need to somehow turn this into a sabre tooth..."

I really sometimes wonder just HOW things come from my fingertips X3

~FlyingZamora Nov 4, 2012 Student General Artist

Looks amazing! I cant wait to see it when it is done, it looks like so much work!

~Forest-Soul Nov 4, 2012

It's so cool to see your work in progress. I love the ears. Hang in there.

~MrEd301 Nov 4, 2012 Professional Interface Designer

Usually you post pictures of your completed works. Its wonderful to see a WIP photo and understand the thought process behind the construction, and the ideas that bring about the quality of work that goes into every suit you make.
If you were to accept my application for a comission, I now know what the structure for my would look like under the fur. (mixed up feline)

~Leowiltshire Nov 4, 2012

Love it

*ZulayaWolf Nov 3, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

This is really cool seeing your process! I've never heard of building a head around a baseball cap, how creative! Do you mind if I ask a couple things? (Though if you don't want to answer them that's fine, it's just I've recently gotten into building fursuits and I'm trying to learn everything I can

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It looks like you attatch whiskers after you add fur, or have you just not attatched it to the foam yet? (How do you attatch whiskers?)
Also where is the lower jaw...? Is there going to be a lower jaw?

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