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furry arts discussion => fursuits, plushies, and costuming => Topic started by: bkatt500 on May 30, 2013, 09:01:21 pm
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I'm making a cross-fox tail. I want it to be pretty realistic and will be using my usual techniques. Foxes hold their tails slightly out when walking, so I'm trying to avoid it being completely flat-down. I also want it to be some-what stiff so that it'll hold. However, I'm wondering if I shouldn't just let it hang flat and be more loose like my raccoon tail? Or maybe install something so that the loose-ness can be adjusted?
Also I want to know how to dry-brush the fur so that I can get black tips, if that's possible. Should I maybe fold the fabric and paint the fibres in rows?