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Sharpe19 — One day left on Maltese
Published: 2011-08-29 16:06:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 13539; Favourites: 215; Downloads: 355
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Little over a day left on the Maltese tiger head/tail set!!![link]
Only one bid on it. This brilliant mask will fit easily a 23 and bigger (serious padding would need to be required for anyone smaller). This head includes a tail as well that is over 3 feet in length, fully airbrushed and absolutely awesome. ^^ go check out the link to see more information and links to the turnaround, tail picture, and video!!!
Yes I'm holding the hood. Even with some really quick padding it is still rather large on me.
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Comments: 38
Hahah GREAT ideas for the 'delicious edibles' themed tigers! Suprised noone has commished one yet!
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not yet 
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If i had money i would eat that up.... chocomint tiger all the way!
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LOVE the shape of the head, level of fur (fuzzy or short in all the right places), and beautiful markings - very uncanny valley, every other moment I think I'm looking at a real tiger!
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i just love your work. in the near future i am going to try again to make a head piece. the one one i am on is my first tome, and its crappy.
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Super realistic! You're working your way up to the top, Sharpe! You've got a lot of talent. Keep it up!
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OMG! its so absolutely BEAUTIFUL! i wish i had the money to bid on it :/ Would you be willing to just do airbrushing jobs on already made fursuit heads?
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Hmmm.. That would be tempting... I don't see why not?
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I will keep that in mind for when I finish making mine!
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beautiful job! I almost thought it was an actual tiger since it looked so real
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haha! Same here! Very nice job on this one!
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That is the most realistic head I have ever seen. Amazing, well done
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This is incredible!
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There's only really two airbrushes I've ever worked with... One was a cheap $12 set from Central Pneumatics. The other was one I saved for, an Iwada Revolution. It's a $200 automotive airbrush and I've found it's been worth every penny. I highly recommend though getting any cheap airbrush, whether bottom feed or gravity feed (top feed) and work with it for a while until you are confident. Practice and trial-and-error are all I can really say. Youtube also has a few airbrush tutorials there that helped me learn the basics. ^^
As for recommendations, I'm not entirely sure as I haven't worked with many, but those are two that I have greatly enjoyed.
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Thanks!
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This is excellent! You did an extraordinary job on this tiger!
Good luck!
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The times I wish my boyfriend was a furry...lol.
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