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I put one of my dragon puppets up for sale!!! It's my first time selling a puppet like this, and this one is the first completed prototype I've made, it's very exciting for me!
I designed, hand sculpted and sewed this puppet, you can see the process behind it on my Patreon, and you can find the listing to buy it on my Etsy shop!
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went to a ren fest last weekend and bought a cat shoulder puppet! his name is isyl. i drew him for a warm-up because it’s been forever since i’ve drawn. the colors are off, but other than that i’m happy with it!Â
commissions are open for me, and if you want a cool little dude like isyl, there’s a group called midsummer knight’s dream that you can buy them from!Â
Mass puppet upload! I finished these three before the end of 2016, but am only now getting them up. Sorry about that, but I’ve already got 3 more in the works, and I promise to get these up more quickly after their completion. These were all based off the ProjectPuppet.com Roly pattern, but seriously customized to create the characters I wanted. Their patterns are a fantastic foundation to build from. For Ray I modified to use a different pointed head instead of the round one from the Roly pattern.
These all have foam skulls and 2 have foam bodies. The skins are stitched from fleece, or faux furs, and details are from whatever I think will do the job. I hand-paint smaller details with markers (and pastels as well for Remey- spray-fixed to stay in place), to get the proper colors and depth. Remey’s fur has brushed yarn knotted in to give extra, raven-y, color.
