The last one is my favorite.

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Ahhhh this is amazing! I love these poseable dolls. I've made a horse and griffon one myself, but they're nowhere near as good as yours <3

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AWESOME!

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Give meh it now>.>

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Neat!

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I've made one of these before! Or well, I never put the fur on so he's just fleshed out on my desk. x3 Lovely job on your's! Aren't they entertaining to make?

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Yes, I thought it was going to be harder than it was, though sewing the fur onto the frame was a bit daunting. I make plushies a lot but this was a totally different process. and hiding the seams is difficult. But hes so, I dunno, lifelike in person. Almost a bit creepy in his realness, even if he is fantastical. He seems like hes staring at me, more so than a regular plushie would. I can see why people make creatures like this as room guardians, they seems to have a "presence" for lack of a better word.

Maybe the REAL fur adds to this presence a bit.

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I so wanna buy something like this xD always love these types of things

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This is very adorable.

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Oh wow so cools.

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I just used stuff I had on hand, i had fabric,fur,batting,clay,and wire already.

Where im at super sculpey is about 11 dollars a lb. not sure on fimo, i think fimo is sold in colors in little squares.

Though i can say that it took almost a whole roll of steel wire to make his skeleton, but its only around 3-4dollars a roll.

Real fur can be bought in random scrap bags from furriers for fairely cheap,maybe 10bucks a bag , but you dont know what youll get.

Faux fur is expensive, but for critters this size you can get small amounts.

Etsy has a lot of listing for boxes of faux and real fur remnants and scraps. May buy some of these myself lol.

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Aqua- Ah, yes, I love the real fur room guardians, they're so beautiful, there was one DA user in particular that I got my inspiration from for the project, and I think they may be the same that inspired you. I definitely agree that real fur adds to the "presence", as it gives just about anything a "presence". I actually almost used yarn fur on mine, since it's a AWD I couldn't quite get the faux fur I'd need to get the colors right, so that's why I dropped the project for a while. But as someone who's made yarn tails before I know yarn fur is very tedious to make, and the knots might mess with the form a bit.

Divided- It's actually a very cheap project! I found I didn't have to spend any money on mine, because it only required basic art supplies- Wire, fur, some sort of padding (Stuffing, cotton, pulled yarn, foam, really anything could go here) and a bit of clay- Oh and an oven.

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I have used /made brushed yarn fur/manes and tails before for plushies. Its a pain in the ass, the cat brush always pokes,scratches my hands up, and the texture isnt realistic.

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Aqua- Exactly! My hand always looks like it was just put into a bag full of angry cats after making yarn fur. ;_;

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