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WhittyKitty β Timber Wolf Plush
Published: 2011-01-06 00:06:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 23697; Favourites: 821; Downloads: 536
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Oh he's finally done ;_; I've been working on this guy on and off for about 6 months! He's been through alot of changes, but he finally told me in the end that he wanted to be a timber wolf XDHe's about 13 inches long from nose tip to butt and is made of minky and faux fur fabrics with a faux leather nose. Eyes are hand-painted acrylic domed eyes and all coloration is done with copic marker. Legs have inner wire structure for added stability and weight.
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wow! how much does it cost to commision one of these from you?
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Hello! I'm very sorry for this late reply, however I will answer your question now:
You had asked about the pricing of my realistic wolf plushes. The large ones at 12 inches long, start at $130 and can be a bit more or less expensive depending on detail.
I also have a smaller, 8 inch pattern for canines, that would be a base price of $75, which again can be a bit more or less depending on details.
Thank you for your interest 
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yush. I luvs the fluff
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You got the markings very accurate. The entire wolf is something to be very proud of. Great work!
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AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!! she so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!! X3333
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Do you do free comissions? IM intristed
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This is an absolutely beautiful plush! Probably the most realistic wolf plushie I've ever seen. I wonder about the copics though, wouldn't they smear or rub off eventually? And wouldn't it make him impossible to be washed? I've never actually used them, but I hear air brushing is the way to go for detailed color like this :3
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Actually, contrary to popular belief (somehow), Copics are a permanent marker that are alcohol based, not water based, so they do a wonderful job of staying on the fabric (on slippery surfaces like plastic, glass and metal though, its a different story and they wash off)
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coloring with copic .__. i did that once on some hairs, but it kinda comes off a bit and it gets unwashable even with hand.. or does it stay in after a while? must have sucked up a lot of color to do this
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what colors did you use? i know some of the more intense colors like blues and purples tend to rub off easily. the lighter ones like browns and greys stay in quite well though
It did take quite a bit of time and ink. i go through copics like crazy and i don't even illustrate!
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xD ah well i love todraw with them , i bought all ciaos that were existing, but i noticed i use them rare lately, since im mor einto aquarelle and digital art. oh well i used them to paint my shoes,since i cant buy so many fabric colors.. for water it should stay on i guess. i painted the hairs of a old my lil pony with a greenish blue, like my chara has on the icon
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this is one of the best wolf plushies IΒ΄ve ever seen!
Unfortunately, IΒ΄m not very talented in sewing things
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Wow! This is amazing! So realistic, it looks like it belongs in the store! The coloring, the eyes, the body, so cool!
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Omg- love it! I'd pay $$$ for that!
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How much would it cost to have one like this made ofall black fur?
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all black fur? you'd probably be looking at around $150
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Alright, i'll come up with the money
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Wow....this looks so real, like a 3D computer model!! I would...KILL to get one of these!!
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it's just faux fur fabric
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I love his design!! The fur markings are too realistic!
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very nice! love the details put on a plush. :3
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So the Copics hold their color in the fur, and don't rub off? Really now! Have you had any issues with the ink not setting properly?
God this is amazing, the markings are to die for.
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I would say 99% of the copics do extraordinarly well on fabric and most fur. I find that the darker browns and deep reds like to rub off a little. And there's a fur fabric i think..made from rayon mostly? It's very silky shiny fur, but copics do HORRIBLY on that stuff. It just slips right off. But if you use it on the normal acrylic or acrylic blend fur, which is most higher end fur fabrics, it stays in perfectly. As long as you wait a couple days, the copics set just fine. and if you brush the fur constantly during application, it doesn't create a hard or crusty feel afterwards. Miracle markers!
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That is fantastic!! It looks very realistic! Very well done!!
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Do you have a pattern that you used to make this?
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WOW this is...simply remarkable. If I ever have children I am hoping to heaven you are still making plush or have some crazy super famous business so I could get some large animal friends. It reminds me of those grand giant toys they had back in the day when FAO schwarts was really big like...well in the movie big, I remember going to one and they had beautiful realistic plush like this that made nose and moved a lil. they didnt need to move they were already cool. JUST LIKE THIS!
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how awesome!!! Colored with copic markers!? amazing!
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Oh man! This is simply stunning. I especially love it because it looks like my fursona. Man would I love to commission you! XD AWESOME.
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so amazingly realistic! Well done on those markings!
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thank you so much ^^ I really like how this guy came out too, i hope to do a whole pack of them to take to craft shows soon X3
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Wow, this is such a realistic plush! That fur is really gorgeous, it's incredible that you achieved such realistic fur patterns and colorations with copic markers.
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