Mask Interior Appreciation Post, Full Hood Edition.

Mask interior appreciation post, full hood edition.

I don’t usually take Nice product photos of the interiors of my masks, but I think they’re fun to see anyway. Some of them reveal some of the little compromises that you end up with when designing stuff, some give clues to my process if you look carefully.

Could you see yourself inside one of these? Can you tell what they are from this view? (answers in tags)

Hell yeah Magic Meat March May! Go give them a follow, maybe even draw your own sexy empowered fantasy men!

I’ll be working on a set of paladin armor. I got the main corset breastplate done during March, and this month I’ll be making the smaller parts like pauldrons, greaves, codpiece, and so on.

Magic Meat May is here!

The promotional illustration for this year’s event is still taking me a while, but i will be contributing more content this month for this event! Feel free to use the hashtag #MagicMeatMay, enjoy!

Everything about Magic Meat March can still be found in our carrd here, and if you have any questions or concerns, our ask box and DMs on twitter are always open.

Here's a pair of dragon-scaled leather bracers! The shaping on the scales is always fun.

It's been a while since I was able to get any good full-outfit photos with this design, I need to put together a fresh armor set that I can swap pieces in and out of.

Obligatory Etsy link!

Owl masks! I made the blue one as a gift for my boss's little kid, who is obsessed with owls. The tropical colored one was one I realized I'd made last time I was stocking up for a convention, and hadn't photographed yet.

This is one of my patterns that is made to fit with glasses! The base of the mask continues across the upper lip to provide structure, and the beak fits over the nose. The gap between the eyes means your glasses can rest on your nose like normal.

obligatory Etsy link

I was holding back on posting the small orders that I made while I was working on a couple big projects during March, but now it's time to start catching up.

First up, a pair of spiral weave necklaces! They're stainless steel, and have a really nice heft and feel to them.

In terms of tactility/sensation, I think this weave might be my favorite to wear. I tend to pick one necklace+bracelet to test for an extended period, and this weave spent a year or two on my neck a while back.

Anyway, here's the Etsy link.

I made a COVID vaccination tag in the style of rabies vaccine dog tags. An easy and fun alternative to carrying around that slip of paper!

Originally inspired by this piece of furry art, though I’ve seen the general idea float around in other forms. 

(It’s dated in the future because I just got my first dose last week, so I used the date for my second appointment.)