Rear pads

The rear pads are coming along, but still a bit wonky in places. Still needing to figure out how to tackle more natural looking hips in the front, and a rounder rump 😅😅😅

dancing to havana

I dressed the other night and just felt like dancing, so I plopped this together quickly.

general update:
So I've been working on new pads for a while now. I live in a situation where I don't have a ton of privacy, so I can't work on them as much as I'd like, but I've basically been carving away at foam for the past 2 months. I have an idea about how I'd like to make the pads, but as I've been working on them I'm realizing I've made a ton of mistakes so far. So I'll probably start over again once I get the ones I'm working on completed.

It's been a real education in terms of working with materials and realizing that I'm not a sculptor and I'm not the best with human anatomy, but I'm certainly getting better at it! But in the last couple weeks I've had a number of hours to work on the pads. The pads are basically broken into two parts: front and back. The back piece is about 90% done (which is what I'm wearing in the video) the front piece is about 50% there and I'm hoping I'll get a trial run wearing both in the next few weeks. I'll post up pictures and videos if/when I do.

latex circle skirt video

Merry Christmas!

and a brief video, enjoy!

Trying out Taylor for the first time (Video)

video of me trying the CreaFX Taylor mask for the first time!

Lin Mask Bonus content

So I posted the original Lin pictures on Flickr and Deviant art well before here, so I wanted to dump a few more pictures from that shoot (below).

Before wearing the mask I repaired the Taylor mask and the kit CreaFX sent worked wonders. If anyone else is having trouble with their mask getting ripped or anything, I'd strongly encourage you to contact them. Also, if you buy the mask and find a tear in it, then you should contact them right away with pictures and a description. They paid for the repair kit because I took the picture and sent it before even trying the mask on, so they took responsibility, I'm not sure how they would react if it came from normal wear and tear.

So with wearing the Lin mask, at first I didn't like it at all. It's a little thicker all the way around, the face looked like there were more contours built into it, which made it seem unflattering. For some reason it just looked more plain than the taylor mask and initially I thought, "well at least I have the Taylor mask." But after wearing it for some time and switching outfits and getting my wig brushed and set, it started to grow on me.

In the coming weeks I should have more pictures and some brief clips popping up where I compare and contrast the masks more.

Lin mask

I was a little slow with putting these up, but after contacting Creafx about the kit, I said that their masks were amazing said I'd be interested in getting their Lin mask as well. They said cause of the issue with the Taylor mask, they'd waive the shipping and ship the Lin mask along with the repair kit at no shipping cost. So I took them up on it and here are the results!