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Not to mention that badgers are some of the coolest animals that exsist~!
I have a question, if you don't mind my asking for a little help here.
When you wear this and open your mouth, does the mouth of the mask open as well?
Like, properly?
I'm going to a convention in two weeks and need to make a mask a little like this, and this is by far the best tutorial I've found.
If the snout and the jaw are glued to your face (as a prosthetic), the jaw should normally open with your mouth. It partly depends on how you glue it on....
When the nose and jaw are incorporated into a mask (or hood) the movement is more limited, but still possible.....
I'm still trying to work out how to make really movable mouths, the info is probably out there on the internet somewhere!!!!
I hope you manage your mask for the convention!!!!