These are the measurements we will need for certain projects. Some commissions will need some of these measurements, while others will need all of them. Click your desired commission to find out what we'll need and how to get 'em.
- Measurements for Partial suits
- Measurements for Full Suits
- Measurements for a Head
- Measurements for Hand Paws
- Measurements for Feet Paws
- Measurements for a Body Suit
- Measurements for Arm Sleeves
- Head
- Around the top part of your head near your eye brows;
- Around your nose;
- Around your chin;
- From your chin up to the eye centerline;
- [Visual Reference]
- Hand Tracing
- Take a piece of paper, and trace your hand with your fingers spread out as far as possible (only need one hand, right or left it doesn't matter)
- Shoe Size
- Head
- Around the top part of your head near your eye brows;
- Around your nose;
- Around your chin;
- From your chin up to the eye centerline;
- [Visual Reference]
- Duct Tape Dummy
- Hand Tracing
- Take a piece of paper, and trace your hand with your fingers spread out as far as possible (only need one hand, right or left it doesn't matter)
- Shoe Size
- Head
- Around the top part of your head near your eye brows;
- Around your nose;
- Around your chin;
- From your chin up to the eye centerline;
- [Visual Reference]
- Hand Tracing
- Take a piece of paper, and trace your hand with your fingers spread out as far as possible (only need one hand, right or left it doesn't matter)
- Shoe Size
- Duct Tape Dummy
There are many tutorials online for making a DTD, which ever you use is up to you. However there are a few things that are required by us:
- You must have your arms completely horizontal. Having your arms taped up when bended will result in us needing a new DTD from you.
- Be sure to use stripes of duct tape, no mummy style wrapping.
- Be sure to have who ever is taping you up to double check for any missed or weak spots.
- Do not tape the DTD back together, we will do that here.
- From your arm pit to your wrist
- From the inside of your elbow to your wrist
- Around your wrist
- Around your elbow
- Around the uppermost part of your arm