Haha I don't know about that you see fur suits there all the time! I mean really it's where it started. In fact in London comicon they have a dedicated meeting time and space inside the venue you can find on the comic con website.
To add a bit of fun you could dress up your fursuit like it's...
Firstly YouTube conventions like eurofurence or anthrocon as they have 'classes' on acting in suit. They're pretty good. I guess also get a feel of what your character is like. Also you're going to kb get aches in your legs. Just accept that now ;p
Also watch the first time at a con videos...
Irl I've met someone whose previous three ex girlfriends had restraining orders against him. Watch out for the real stalkers ;) they're... Funny in the head...
My suit head blank is laying on the floor at work while I rasp it during break times. People think it's quite funny. It's obviously a stupid hobby but they know I love stuff like this so it's not a problem. Someone even tried it on but his head was too big ;p
My interest has fluctuated over nearly 9 years but I always come back. I just enjoy it for what it is. It's a silly hobby with nice people. And sometimes you need a few of those in life!
if they didnt pay for it and it was made with good intentions then i dont think you have to remove it. Unless they decide to copyright their character. And even then it would be questionable.
cant be taking it seriously, its all just for fun. Im making a costume purely for the sake of acting like a dummy at meets and conventions. But thats it, i wouldnt wear any part of it outside on a non related event, it doesnt somehow represent a part of me that people have to know about. i know...
So im doing it, after all this time im going to try and build a decent (ish?) suit.
Im using a base for the head, going for a more realistic style with a resin head and cast eyes and teeth!
The head set was purchased from a wonderful company in Wales, UK called Furrista! theyre immensely kind...
ive known about them for a while but never really considered it something id wear or see at conventions but it turns out you do!
I always thought of them as more... pyjama or a dressing gown replacement, like sleep ware, but not really an out of the house thing.
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