I like it. I mean with the length of the arms in comparison to the legs makes it look almost apish but that just adds to that natural primal feel. It's great.

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That bottom right image is fantastic. He looks so at ease and yet imposing. I really get a vibe of dignity and menace from him...he looks so comfortable in his skin. I can definitely see why you would charge $100 (at least). It looks like a lot of work...but well worth it.

I'd pay 100 dollars for that guy...

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He's very impressive; the hunched pose is effective in showing that he's relatively beast-like. The feet are a really neat touch.

What did you end up colouring the fur with? (on the belly)

Beautiful job on the bent hand, and on the tops of the hands in general. I think the pawpads work decently; it's a style that I think you could work on and get somewhere good. Much easier than individual-piece pawpads.

Are you in highschool? I wish I had this much time for plush-making, but university kills me for time!

Very nice work. Looking forward to seeing more.

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Thank you. He's actually also hunchbacked, but it was hard getting a picture of his back in this picture.

That was actually a piece of faux fashion fur (shorthaired coyote), which was good enough quality to come with really nice tipping. I actually hardly colored any of him.

Lol, I'm a senior in college, and I don't really have that much time. I spend my time in class sewing frantically, and all of my socialization and coffee time trying to get parts done. I think I worked even more frantically than usual because I have to get a birthday present(partially done) finished by this weekend. Thank you.

He might be a relatively large piece, but it would be extremely hard to get pawpieces on individual fingers. Not even really highend plush makers do that, and I was using faux suede(Very hard to sew).

Thank you.

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Wow, thank you so much.

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Oh, thank you. I thought the face was a bit "Cute" when I intended it to look placid, but not unrealistic. Thank you.

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The legs are actually quite long, but they weren't stuffed as much as some of my other plush animals, so they compressed. I tried to get a feel for that in the picture of him sitting.

I figured, since the rest of the body was a compromise between human and animal...why not the proportions too?

Thanks for the comment.

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That definitely does look like it was a challenge, but wow! It looks great! How big is he? I think I like his feet the best, they're really cute, haha.

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