Arend Studios

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Fursuits by WhiteyFawks since 1998 🦄💙🏳️‍🌈 Arendstudios.com Flat-folding #Fursuit Dryers at: 💦 arendstudios.storenvy.com #Fursuitmaker Starting from $9k 📬 sales@arendstudios.com

Two boxes containing usb fursuit drying kits. Head, body, paws and feet, with space to spare! 50% off furnace install too!
View inside a fursuit head, lined in pastel favlbric, showing eye hole and a vent at the forehead. I hope I'm not training AI with this. It's always a worry, but I know some folks who appreciate the text.
Flat-folding fursuit drying gear, assembled and in front of some usb power sources.
A fursuit head, showing off a new horn
Video of components being tested. A fan is wired to a trinket 5v. alA magnetic wand triggers an audible response as the speed increases and decreases
A test of a furry goat ear, seeing how it moves and feels with a rubber insert for added weight.
A head bust covered in a fabric hood, or balaclava, with calipers and tools on the table from adjusting it to fit the customer
A pastel painting of a tiger, a tree, and a waterfall.
Quite a fetching goat hat
Morning fan assembly on table before fursuit work.
Lil finger hearts over today's boxes
New fans being prepared for use, the bare wiring will get braised and anti-fatigue goop. Aunty Fatigwe.
goat fur fursuit parts on a table.
fursuit head with pattern drawn on tape, converting to flat fabric pattern next
A goat fursuit head, taped and with fur pattern drawn on
Goat fursuit progression to taped head
Goat fursuit head foam carving
Wrapped up platics in the trunk of a car
Flat folding usb fursuit (and more) drying gear
A quick drawover of an initial rough foam sculpture of a fursuit head
Two envelopes with a head drying kit in each. Very compact!
A foam fursuit head in the very first stage, seen resting on its side under a fume hood. The bust has been removed and the liner can be seen loose at the neck. The primitive foam shapes have been glued to the liner and await carving and sculpting! ( a favorite step in the process )
A board with customer details, and many reference photos of real goats. (Nigerian Dwarf Gaoat specifically referenced)
rolls of white, brown, and black furs sitting on a table
Pretty pink pla cosplay caliper
USB powered fursuit drying gear. Bodysuit, head, and paws shown. All fold flat for easy travel
A fursuit head blissfully enjoying being brushed
Instagran fraud warning thecaninebakery.suits is ripping off my images as their own
A snowy approach to the mountains on the i70 corridor, passing Evergreen CO
Happy cacti hat on donkey
Instax photos of a fursuit being tried on for the first time in the studio
A very happy red dog fursuit head in a ^_^ sort of way
A happy red dog fursuit head, finished and resting on the worktable
A small video screen showing the feed of a camera mounted to a hot glue pen, then being used to check the seam inside where the eye attaches to the head.
A small boroscope attached to a hot glue pen, the screen showing the tip of the glue pen o the left.
A red dog fursuit head with eyes loosely placed for customer approval
Classic darice mesh eyes. Better than Buckram for sure, but takes a lot of prep work clearing holes with the Stabbatha seen on a foam block. A green mesh eye shows many layers of airbrushing. Pupils and eye dotties were especially tricky.
Red dog fursuit head, the mouth open with tongue, teeth, and lips being installed. A tiny green hot glue pen sits nearby
Classic fursuit goals, at the time I started, the Marylen husky was $600, too much for Highschool me....So I bought foam and fur and made my own...
A blorb of pla. Instead of spaghetti, the printer made a meatball!
A head dryer and bodysuit dryer plastics on a table. Stickers seen, as well as the blue deburring bar I scrape the edges with to catch any leftover sharps, a small pile of curled plastic shaving seen below it
A fursuit head covering inverted to show seams and sewn on nose
prototype of a paw dryer, which has been subjected to crushing, bending, twisting and generally seeing what it takes to break it. The fun part of RnD! :D
First shipments arriving from China of new fans for fursuit drying
A dog fursuit head on a table, the eyes are paper templates and the fur is loosely placed for customer approval before gluing
A worktop, with a small solar battery powering the lights and sewing machine. Some portable bluetooth speakers provide a bit of music, with black fabric being prepared
Fur for a fursuit head, laying inside-out on a table. Ears have been pinned and ready to sew.
brown faux fur shaved to a 1/4"
a happy donkey and cactus
paper mockup of a flappy ear on a fursuit head
The remainder of the brown fur as the last few pieces get patterned and cut out. Paper and tape patterns of the left side have been placed, with just enough to mirror each piece!
A fursuit foam head on a table. Fur is in a pile on the left, to the right are duct tape pattern pieces
A fursuits head covered in tape, witb markings drawn on
A ski gondola, empty but for the single occupant and their snowbord, relaxing in the sunshine
A dog fursuit head base carved in foam
Two rows of stitches beside the zipper teeth, a white invisible zipper sewn to fur.
A fursuit head foam carving of a dog facing the camera, paper nose and eyes.
a fursuit head, foam being cut and adjusted
A fursuit body draped on the table
Inside a fursuit shoulder, showing many serged pieces