Fursuit Digitigrade Bodysuit Tutorial! (With zip on/off tail and feet!) 

Seems to me, the best DTD is one made when the person has their elbows out arms bent all the way in while squatting. This ensure that the joints are flexed as much as possible. Thus, the pattern while have plenty of allowance for movement.

@@protoborg nah that's not working for digipadding proportions. sadly.

​@@RoseDeNoire​​Correct, because we can't bend our limbs backwards, so one side would be longer than the other

thx for info

And I also really wanna try it too 😭

It’s a kloofsuits pattern~ they were made by pawbakery

@@SkyehighStudios ok! thank you so much!

Pretty much yeah!

@@SkyehighStudios OMG thank you for replying!!

little late but yes! you don't need to get your whole suit made at once :) if you want a partial first and a body suit later that's totally fine! especially reccomended if you're young and still growing as you'll outgrow your bodysuit really quick!

if you want a premade you can go into the dealers den and have a browse, otherwise look at makers you like to see if they're offering any premades - if you want a custom suit, just look for a maker you like and see if they have commissions open :)

the padding on the thighs, calves, and backside to make it more animal-shaped

@@cloverzzzz Thank you!

Edit: I'm going to follow you on patreon soon

its not like a realization situation its just a hobby lol not like learning youre not straight or cis. you dont need to tell anyone but dont be scared of peoples reactions cuz it doesnt matter what they think

It's best to wait until you're done growing before you make a bodysuit.

@@ScootOtter okay^^

1-2 weeks!! Footpaw tutorial!

You don't have to.

Seems you haven't gotten any replies yet so I can answer that question for ya. The answer is yes. Being a furry is an opt in choice and at its base simply means openly being a fan of anthro characters, which a lot of Disney characters are anthros if ya wanna take it that way. Drawing furry art, making/wearing fursuits, those are different ways of expressing being part of the fandom and aren't a requirement, just like you can call yourself an anime fan and not invest in any anime merch, which I don't because expensive, but I do have a Stitch mug from Lelo and Stitch because I happened to see it at the store amd had the money at the time. Tbf, I can't draw very well either because I can't visualize stuff and have to just guess where lines go and yet I'm working on a partial fursuit right now because I used to play around with clay sculpting and have discovered that a fursuit is actually a ton easier for me then attempting to draw my fursona so don't worry if you can't draw to your liking right now or if ya don't have a fursona for yourself, supporting the community through liking creators' work and giving videos like this views is already doing the minimum and the rest is stuff to work up to fir yourself personally if ya want to later but makes you no less of one of us if ya don't ^^

@@discordiacreates6669 If I want to be a Furry and Join the Furry Fandom, When I turn 30 years old, 40 years old, 50 years old, 60 years old, 70 years old, 80 years old and 90 years old can I keep being a Furry and keep joining the Furry Fandom ? Can you answer this comment for me PLS ?

@@GlaucoMalheiroSouza yeah, age really doesn't matter, ya don't see or hear about many older furries just because a lotta kids and younger adults join for a while and some people are bound to grow out of it and move onto different hobbies and interests, but it's not an age locked thing, it's just more popular with younger people because social anxiety sometimes plays a part and it's just easier for some of us to interact with others if we're playing a character. Same reason why a lotta younger people get into the roleplay community, though I haven't found that group very great for older people, people's reasons tend to get very different with age and I just like making up original characters and playing around with them. Still though, no age requirement, there's a lotta young furs out there that only draw or look at the media others make and the older crowd seem to be more the fursuit makers and fursuiters just because of how expensive and time consuming fursuits are to make but that's not a hard rule either, some older folks are only artists or observers and there's a few teens out there already getting into fursuit making, it's just convience more then an age thing and nobody cares that much about age as long as you act your age in public and treat others the way that's publically acceptable based on age, so same as any other hobby, be a decent human being because the hobby is secondary to that and most probably won't even bother asking how old ya are unless they're just curious how long you've been around

@@discordiacreates6669 If I want to open my new Brazilian Animation Studio, focusing only in Furry Style, Maybe I'll create my own Furry mascot, and I'll put my new Brazilian Animation Studio's Mascot to be stronger than Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, Saitama, Superman, Thor, Hulk, Wonder Woman, He Man, Batman, Naruto, Sakura, Luffy, Cyborg, Kratos, Thanos, Iron Man, Spiderman and Wolverine, and I'll put my new Brazilian Animation Studio's Mascot to beat all Marvel Characters, all DC Characters, all Anime Characters, All Disney Characters, all Comics Books Characters, all Bluey Characters, All My little Pony Characters, All The Simpsons Characters, all Family Guy Family, all Cartoon Network Characters and all Nickelodeon characters, The name that I'll put on my Furry mascot will be José Gonzaga Ribeiro

@@GlaucoMalheiroSouza alright, good luck ^^' though careful with those standards, nobody like super overpowered characters because they're boring and unfulfilling and uh... Probably not the vibe ya wanna go for honestly, people mostly like furry characters because they're friendly, approachable and often relatable, a super overpowered one at war with every favorite character from other media sounds pretty mean spirited at a glance ngl and having the goal to directly oppose such studios doesn't sound to me like the goal is to be great regardless of whether or not those studios exists, which should be your goal, otherwise ya run a higher risk of making completely soulless stuff that people are gonna compare to poorly made movie ripoffs and likely not in the best way, so... I think you outta just completely ignore other studios and work as if they're not there, don't steal others' characters for your own creations because even characters from big studios have a person behind them and aim for a specific demographic like if it's young adults, so teen/early 20s, try observing what's popular in that group or ask around people who are willing to give their opinion and go from there, you don't need to compare your work to established giants and you honestly shouldn't because they've been around for 50yrs and you're always going to come up short by their standards, so use a friendlier beginner standard instead, every new project is higher standard then the last and old projects are stepping stones to reach new heights so even your mistakes and failures are valuable

Because they are expensive and time consuming to make?

Hey just for your information, i should not ask this if i was you, making a suit takes weeks even Month’s

U will have to commission it and that could take a LONG time but its probably worth it seeing how well she makes suits

@Cinnamon the border collie yes I did! Thank you!!

i subbed to you cuz i like ur art!

11 hours give or take! That’s how long the raw footage was anyway

Wow!

@@SkyehighStudios Thanks. I would have to add 100% newbie time at least. 🦊

Yes! I use anything I can get haha