We're going BIGGER- 16 feet wide foam wings for Husk!

[@MissTwisteddd]

Get Pocketstyler now: nrdc.link/MissTwisted And check out Pocketstyler Studio!- studio.pocketstyler.com/ Thank you all so much for watching and for checking out Pocketstyler!

[@Noxis_is_seepy]

Question?how do hide the back bord I'm new to this...

[@MissTwisteddd]

@@Noxis_is_seepy you can see towards the end of the video when I'm painting I covered it with extra feathers!

[@Noxis_is_seepy]

@@MissTwisteddd ok thx sorry i watched this like two days ago

[@rebeccachambers4701]

i had an idea to make beautiful somewhat realistic feathers but im por and dont have time ill get to it tho

[@Noxis_is_seepy]

@@rebeccachambers4701 fr im broke but thats not gonna stop me

[@ghoste3991]

"Hot glue is not usually the first thing you think of when you're gluing foam" thats a cosplay thing every furry knows the power of hot glue on foam.

[@MissTwisteddd]

hot glue and foam and fur though, winning combination, I think it's usually foam on foam that's not so great with hot glue! Least not usually compared to contact cement.

[@ScreamTelehead]

@@MissTwistedddit depends on the kind of foam because, if the melting temp is low enough, hotglue is the actual best for it. You commented on how it melts the wings but that’s exactly why it works.

[@EmilySmirleGURPS]

​@@ScreamTeleheadyes, it's like welding for foam

[@Electrosa]

@@MissTwisteddd Oh no, quite the contrary, hot glue is the undisputed king of gluing foam to foam. Upholstery foam, EVA foam, packing foam as you've seen here, it's godly. This is the entire basis of arguably the single most important fursuit construction technique, the foam headbase.

[@micahestep7679]

Furries.... bless your hearts... you bring a smile to a heartless and cruel world. I'm not one, but have no hate for people who do their own thing. Much respect. You do you boo.😊

[@luridcodex]

Alright, next goal: Actually integrate your cosplay wings with a real hang glider.

[@INSANEEGG-gm6zr]

How-

[@shrubby-ov4yw]

for the love of God, Da Vinci already did it!

[@moxie_mirahYT]

Next goal: grow wings

[@CJMoody]

Then she could cosplay as Fenyx!

[@gejstr3]

​@@CJMoody Phoenix from Harry Potter?

[@AFNacapella]

another alternative source of fiberglass rods: igloo tents either buy one on discount and throw the strings, net and fabric, and zippers on your to-use-later pile or ask all friends who own tents to think of you when their's eventually dies...

[@MissTwisteddd]

Igloo tents! Honestly I think a lot of tent poles will be a great option, I looove salvaging the zips and other bits and pieces too. Good suggestion!

[@peterskennerton5198]

There are replacement components available from camping stores for a reasonable price. Bonus is the kits include Shock cord which may also be handy for projects

[@Star-nf9ww]

THANK YOU I WAS LIKE LOOKING EVERYWHERE FOR FIBERGLASS RODS AND LIKE NOTHING CAME UP WITHOUT BEING LIKE REALLY EXPENSIVE!!!!!!!!!! THANK U FOR THIIISISSS

[@JCGver]

Another option is modelshops (the RC kind). Especially ones that also do RC airplanes and such will have glassfiber and carbon fiber rods in a bunch of thicknesses. Thinner glassfiber rods are great because they are so flexible. i've used them in hoop skirts which was really handy because you can squish the hoops to get through doors.

[@NeoGen1987]

@@MissTwistedddwhen you said joy of creation All I could think of was fnaf Also you should try to make a biblically accurate Angel like a seraphim or a cherub The cherub is creepy

[@user-hi6tp1od2i]

“It should be relatively comfortable” definitely still riding the success from the other one (I say this as a fellow cosplayer that also makes impractical props)

[@River.therian]

3:58 Oh yes, I spend the "freedom dollar" currency. 😂😂

[@hericium_erinacius]

But how many flags per eagle is that?

[@River.therian]

@@hericium_erinacius hmmm that's a good question

[@RabbidsFan-d5o]

Forget Us dollars I USE FREEDOM DOLLARS

[@Olivethedino857]

@@hericium_erinacius about 100 if your counting the 1 eagle currency

[@River.therian]

@@Olivethedino857 that's fascinating

[@Saberwolf71]

They turned out amazingly well as did the entire cosplay. You never give yourself sufficient credit for your creativity or sheer determination, and you should. Thanks for sharing this with us as always.

[@blakOrkk]

I just love the juxtaposition of cosplay, "Look at this fun little quirky costume I made! It's made from POISON AND CANCER AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEVASTATION!"

[@the.dreamar]

It looks so good how they just kind of drift to being directly behind you as you start walking until you stop. Very fluid movement!

[@AFNacapella]

amazing project. I like how the "bones" and the wings are separate, so you can change one without harming the other. (and transport as mentioned ofc)

[@Axoltol_Sans]

For your next wing project, I have a challenge for you. Is it possible to make the wings foldable? Like how characters fold their wings on their backs? Edit: Now we know it's possible, the only question left is if the creator-chan (don't question why I said that) is willing to do all that work. You could use a smaller pair of wings for this. (It was requested for you to do it more complex than Lilith's wings/cosplay)

[@FredDino]

That would probably require studies on bird musculature

[@Aghul]

It is definitely possible, I've seen people with foldable cosplay wings before. Requires a lot of work and very intricate design though.

[@Onyx_cat2]

I have done that and honestly it's just painful how much you have to account for while making them

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

It is possible to make articulated wings, there is a costume wing company that actually specializes in them, so it's definitely possible if you research how bird and bats wings are structured and how they move, umbrellas actually fold out similar to bird wings except they have more than just 2 folding mechanisms, the tricky thing is if you want to make the feathers spread out when expanded, cause then you need a lot of smaller mechanisms attached to the larger wingtip feathers.

[@steveschritz1823]

Bird wing has the same basic structure as a human arm, mechanics are the same, just longer and thinner.

[@Brazzelkanal]

Maybe look for beach fishing rods, they are really long and they gradually get thicker and stiffer, so you can start stiff and rigid on the root of the wing and getting lighter and more flexible towards the tip. And they are pretty light too. And maybe using kite surfing line, it's thin and super strong. With a swivel joint at the bottom of the backplate (you can make them from a hose) and a string in a pulley tackle, you could adjust the angle/height. Damn I would show you what I mean and build a quick mock up, but there are 16000km in the way 😂

[@thelimigi]

My face hurts from smiling so much. I find your creativity an absolute delight to watch!

[@MissTwisteddd]

Well that makes me smile right back so thank you!

[@kyokoyumi]

Those wings are about the span needed for a human to actually take flight so good job :) (It's about 18ft for the minimum so close enough)

[@elizabethbabcock6701]

As someone who glues foams A LOT for my job - Hot glue is amazing (especially the high temp stuff!) It has a tendency to actually soak into the material while maintaining good contact on both pieces. It's my go to for anything involving foam!

[@wigglyfruit4708]

Yeah but for anyone mentioning it I would worry the amount needed to properly attach the feathers would add a lot of extra weight

[@Ang3l_di]

OMG THE QUEEN POSTED

[@nigeldepledge3790]

This is totally awesome! The wings look amazing by themselves, and the whole cosplay ensemble is fabulous. I get why you don't want to wear this at a 'con, though, because you'd need a team of people to guide you around the place and prevent collisions with trade stands, passers-by and door frames. I once had the pleasure of photographing a cosplayer who was Dr Octopus, and she had this whole arrangement on her back for the artificial octopus arms. It stuck out less than a metre to either side, but she nevertheless had a tricky time navigating the venue.

[@luna.marzandula]

I love watching people break down parts of their cosplay / their whole cosplay! It’s so interesting to see it all come together. Amazing!

[@hayleekitty]

This is absolutely stunning, I have been obsessed with your cosplays and would love to see your cosplays at a convention ❤

[@MissTwisteddd]

Thank you! I go to most of the local cons here in Melbourne. Travelling interstate is expensive as heck, let alone travelling internationally to cons outside of Australia, so I don't tend to go to other ones. I'm making a mini-set of these wings currently so I can wear them to an upcoming convention!

[@Slimey_alien89]

I belive condors have a wing size like this realative to their size

[@MissTwisteddd]

That's so cool! I think a lot of birds do especially the big soaring birds- like albatrosses for example. I think we don't really comprehend the scale of the wings when they're on birds!

[@I_Like_Possums69]

a lil bit less, condors are around 9 ft btw.

[@nyxie2877]

Fuck no! Fuuuuuck no. Idk where they live but keep those away from me

[@Zkittish8259]

Fun fact! The bird with the largest wingspan is the Albatross, however it’s only about 11.5ft (or 3.5m)

[@SaturnHasGoneInsane]

I um need to fix my brain…I read condors wrong

[@daeoredermegil1574]

A 20-40$ 2 person tent has a nice set of fiberglass rods AND nylon to cut up. The rods also have male/female connectors. That backpack bit you cut away could have been folded up to hide the wood/mechanical bits ...so many feathers... so many... x.x Looks amazing as always!

[@srichards5a]

Here's a thought for future reference: Rather than fill the PVC with hot glue for the fishing rods, you can get end caps for PVC pipe which you could then drill appropriate sized holes in for the fishing rod. Also, you might look into using a rivet gun for attaching hardware instead of bolts. Much more compact, much more secure, and fun to use. Also also - Stop hitting your shelf 😀

[@beckymurphy4714]

Not me staying up way too late so I can finish watching this in one go. Also not me vowing to swipe every bit of packing foam I come across tossed in the garbage at work so I can build the ultimate pair of wings for my winter fae.

[@MissTwisteddd]

Appreciate you staying up and finishing it! Hope your winter fae goes well too!

[@questionstar]

I absolutely also have a hoard of this foam from my old job! nice 🤝

[@RainCloud_Art]

Bro looks like he got passive soring wings.😹 Grate job on the cosplay of Husk. 😸

[@MissTwisteddd]

Definitely turned out that kind of shape! Thank you!

[@sparrow4572]

im sorry to be this type of person but its great not grate🙃

[@RainCloud_Art]

​@@sparrow4572 Okay so I still stink at spelling. At least that's my only error. 😹

[@adchoalulle387]

I stumbled over your owlchemist a few times in the shorts, this is the first time I actually see your long-form videos and I am amazed. While I don't watch the series this character seems to be from, the wings are just... wow. Lost for words. Thanks for sharing. And thanks for letting me know I am not alone with this type of crafting energy. My best friend and crafting buddy is actually a professional seamstress, and I sometimes feel inadequate next to her measurements and patterns. This and your owlchemist video brought something back in me. Thank you. For real. Awesome work!

[@jadecoolness101]

The fact that the wings sit back while walking until she stops (34:19) has me needing a video of her powerwalking straight toward the camera and then stopping so the wings just reveal themselves. Maybe even throwing a playing card at the camera as well.

[@Reman1975]

I've said it before, but some more mechanical based maker channel really should do a collaboration with Charlotte to build some form of articulated wing skeleton for her to skin. It would be so cool to see her in wings that folded and unfurled in an properly organic style. Sh*t, if I wasn't on the other side of the planet I'd offer to have a go at it myself. I'm sure MT could repay them by crafting them something truly mental in return. :) You're preaching to the choir with he tip about using used fishing poles as cheap glass fibre rod stock. I used to buy these whenever I saw damaged ones going really cheap in thrift shops. I used to build radio controlled aircraft, and you could make wings almost indestructible if you substituted the original balsa or spruce leading edge with a section of fishing pole. They were also really good as pushrods for flight controls. If I needed to join 2 of them side by side, I'd wrap them together at intervals with nylon thread, then soak the thread in superglue. As long as you don't use superglue that sets glass hard you get a really strong joint that's still got enough give to it that it'll put up with all but the most abrupt "Unplanned landings". :D The cable rods are also good, but definatly in second place to fishing poles. if you need to use multiple lengths of cable rod screwed together, the point where the brass fittings are glued onto the glass fibre rod tends to be a pretty serious weak spot. The best use I ever found for cable rods has been to screw them all together with the hook on the end to retrieve an RC aircraft from 20 odd foot up a tree that had somehow managed to jump right in front of my model aircrafts flight path. :D

[@peterskennerton5198]

Sad that we won't get to see this at a convention but it's absolutely understandable given the physical size and how hard ir would be to safely move around.

[@MissTwisteddd]

Luckily I'm making a mini pair right now, about 3 metres wide and more flex so I can wrap them around me to get through con crowds safely!

[@ashleyholmes8456]

Girl, you think Husk's wings were overe ambitious. I dare you to make, in fact, i would actually love to see you make Lucifer's wings. Now, that would be a challenge.😅😍🤩plus, Luci Boy is my favorite from the show🥰🤎😈

[@MissTwisteddd]

Haha these wings are only ambitious cos of the size! But I do kind of want to do a 6 or 8 winged creation!

[@SaturnHasGoneInsane]

@@MissTwistedddI hope you can as I would love to see it plusssss I can’t do it if someone doesn’t show me first:> anyways have a good day/night

[@MyDadLeftMeForMyWife]

@@MissTwistedddas a huge Lucifer fangirl I would ADORE you if you made the ducky king

[@mitchelltravis1187]

For high strength low weight you can also use old golf clubs, or order filament wound epoxy tubing. We use it for LARP weapons and it makes good rigid light cores for all kinds of stuff

[@SkitSkat674]

27 minutes in, those are perfect wings for my OC.

[@sirstroam]

Yes! Impressively sized wings and one of the characters I enjoy. Loved the iteration and pipe work. You probably realized the wings become easier to manage when the weight of a tail is added to them. No advice necessary at this point. Just praise for your artistic talent. You seem to be going down the road of puppetry.

[@kelpstorm]

34:10 My god that range of movement is incredible, they fold behind you so naturally it looks like they're designed like that but then woah! They go so far forwards they're horizontal with you!! It's so cool :D Also got an idea to reduce the weight maybe? You used the 3mm foam because of its strength and opacity, but I think it might not be necessary for the feathers higher up! The end feathers definitely need the thicker foam, but the rest are already backed against other feathers meaning their translucence won't be as visible (and also the backing should give them more support against wear and tear vs the edge feathers). I dunno how realistic it is but hey, it's an idea :3

[@MissTwisteddd]

Yeah it's a very good point and I agree with you! Only using the extra thick part for the end feathers that need the extra strength!

[@AnamLiath]

I so admire your wings! So much detail and engineering. I've never done cosplay per se, but I'm the late 90s, early 00s I did costumes for me and my black shire mare. She's roughly 6' at the shoulders, I'm 5'3". We used to ride perimeter on corn-maze haunted house sites, keeping an eye out for people who got lost or ran out scared. I did a pretty conventional reaper, floaty overlay my robes, and tacked down to my mare's bareback pad. Horse has a long, heavy, curly, mane and tail, so i clipped tiny glow sticks and gossamer rags in them. Also wiped down glowing highlights around her muscles and her leg feathers. I made her wings based on the ones in The Fisher King. Basically long stiffened blind slats, painted and threaded with bead stacks between the slats. Long bead strands between the far ends, shorter at the saddle, controlled with fishing rods above the slats. Threaded black Paracord, anchored on the front on the saddle, bottom slat anchored by my knees. Some gossamer streamers. Think lion fish in the way i could raise, lower, and sweep them back. The top slat was about 6', the lower ones shorter. They were sturdy, and rode in the horse trailer.

[@ItsEnderDiego]

wow they came out great! and the shot with you filling the entire allay was funny, also i wouldn't be surprised if you were able to fly if these where real wings!

[@StaubengeI]

I am a massive wing fangirl, so I am SO impressed by this! Awesome as always!

[@v.crowley]

This is the tutorial I’ve been waiting YEARS for

[@cwlogan13]

6:22 fun fact about screws/bolts. They can be undone, removed and reinstalled to make working around them easier

[@Ezrielthefallen]

*FINDS A MISS TWISTED VID* "TAKE THAT DEPRESSION!"

[@nightfire45]

I bet the easiest way to make it wearable at conventions or other places is attach the wings together in the back instead of having them swing around and take up more space, maybe an ivsible-like string or rope in between the middle (highest) joints of the wings would hold them securely together, it shouldnt take much since they already freely move. This is definitly something that needs to be shown off and you cant just keep it at home! They turned out so amazing and beautiful.

[@2-Hands]

As a suggestion, you might want to put some Duct Tape or Foam over the Heads of the Bolts and Nuts and Washers, so you will not have any sharp edges that can dig your Costume or your Back.

[@MissTwisteddd]

That's a great idea! For the ones on my back they sink into the foam of the padded backpack well enough, but that might actually still be worth doing, especially in case they snag on fabric!

[@2-Hands]

@@MissTwisteddd By the way, LOVE your Cosplay of Eda, the Owl Lady.

[@MuneMice]

This is actually so helpful, I'm planning on making a pair of cosplay wings attached to a harness piece soon :D

[@hensku.3000]

I’ve been wanting to make moving wings for so long now and both this and the Lute video are so helpful!

[@shawncrosby5076]

As a DIY, movie, music video Kat. I love the creative ways to get things done cheaply & being able to make it look awesome. You are Twistedly awesome at what you do. I do not post things I do, but I guide those who I work with.

[@Bluemoonghostofficial]

As a HUGE husk enthusiast (my furry cosplay is Husk based, custom head, paws, tail) I absolutely went FERAL watching this. I’ll never get enough of our former overlord, grumpy, drunk kitty! ❤

[@CielinaDress]

this is really cool, i like watching you pivot the plan around each new obstacle. Alastor is my favourite character!!

[@Willowsong10]

OMFG THIS IS THE COOLEST COSPLAY IVE EVER SEEN

[@nikki4455]

Hot glue actually melts the foam together kind of that’s why it works so good. I used an Eva foam base so I had a bit easier time, if you glue a bit and let it cool for a few seconds it doesn’t melt fully through (I’ve used polyethylene foam for wings before)

[@segaoldschoolsega925]

the backpack to hold the wings is genius ,

[@MoonlitAngelCosplay]

I'm planning my Husk Cosplay and entering it into a cosplay contest. As awesome as these wings are, I personally don't want to make mine this big, but dang are those wings absolutely epic! Please show how you did the the tail too!!!

[@MissTwisteddd]

The tail, brows, claws and some awesome moving ears are coming in the next video!

[@piercedsiren]

Your glue test was funny. "This doesn't work. This doesn't work. This doesn't work. This work... Nevermind. "

[@kaytiej8311]

This is beyond exceptional! And your complete costume is a work of art!

[@ace_r_ola]

I’ve had this very vague idea of doing a Hawkgirl cosplay one day, and your vids give me hope that I might be able to actually pull it off ❤

[@Myrtle2911]

Good golly!!! Those are insane! Watching this, I couldn't see how it would all work. And then the reveal! I didn't even know who this character is and I'm super impressed.

[@saxingtag]

you gotta make some wings that fold in, that would be cool

[@MissTwisteddd]

I've made some like that! A previous video I did articulating wings for my harpy queen Lilith, and of course I had my ultra light flexible wings for Lute too!

[@saxingtag]

@@MissTwisteddd oh really? i haven’t seen it yet i’ll def check it out!

[@LilyHollow1]

YASS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THISS

[@whitneynewton9063]

I am just astounded how amazing these look!! Really amazing job! The final look! Just WOW! Your Husk cosplay looks so good!

[@alKEMEMARO]

Next task is it make the TALLEST cosplay!

[@MissTwisteddd]

Giant stilts here we come! That means I have to make it bigger than 7.5 feet cos I've done a pretty tall one before!

[@Moonlight-dz1bg]

This just made me smile, you know you've made your fare share of cosplays when all of that knowledge comes together in the most random ways to make a master piece. thank you for letting us watch this journey😁

[@blake.the.wolf1]

My favorite part is that contact cement used improprrly held up better in the test then it done the right way😂😂😂

[@ChakatAshwalker]

@thecrookedfeather4098 has a specialty for making big wings. The use pneumatic and motorized articulation mechanisms, and their wings are absolutely massive!

[@Dredgen13]

😮 this is extraordinary 👍💜🌌

[@robertneal4244]

"The metal loopy things"...you are so adorable!

[@bluestsoda]

heck yea

[@soiboughtabus9563]

@MissTwisteddd You should look into audrino servo controls for articulating the wings, granted, they will add a little bit of weight, but they'll bring the weight closer to your body until you're ready to spread those wings.

[@craz2580]

Next: genetically engineer yourself into having wings

[@cait6533]

OMG, amazing!!!! I love Husk! He's one of my favorites. You're cosply of him is so good! Now imagine fully articulated wings..

[@Residenthoodedcrow]

You should try to make disassembly drone wings from murder drones

[@MissTwisteddd]

I freaking love the murderdrones designs so I might do this one day!

[@Residenthoodedcrow]

@@MissTwisteddd Oooo! I’ll definitely be looking forward to that if you choose to do so :D!

[@johnstandfell9458]

You are amazingly incredibly talented and also extremely gorgeous!! You're talent is without equal no one can match You're creations!! Live long and prosper also please keep posting these incredible video's a fan in Texas

[@amethystgamingart1376]

Your amazing miss twisted and hate to do this but first also do you support therians ❤

[@MissTwisteddd]

Sure! I don't care what anyone's interests or beliefs are as long as they're not hurting anyone else!

[@amethystgamingart1376]

Just so you know your channel is so good and your cosplays are so good :)❤️

[@Onyx_cat2]

I made a pair of wings that fully open and close once with an old umbrella I had honestly I think you should give it a go because although they will be smaller they can move like bird wings and I think with you skill and tools you could do it better than I did

[@MissTwisteddd]

That's actually such a brilliant idea using an umbrella!

[@Robinrulez]

HUSKY BOI

[@ylang444]

Sooo satisfying seeing your process. Took me back to my weeping angel cosplay. you gave me some ideas to redo my harness that is ATM a piece of Plywood -so bulky- thank you so much.❤❤❤

[@ZER0-ed1fg]

Beeg weengs

[@wesleypirtle7227]

Love seeing your projects still new to all this myself, but love all the new people that share the same ideas of fun

[@jaimieeboo9079]

with how you do the thing with the fishing rods, if u make a smaller pair of wings, you could keep the end two loops of the rod and add a spare loop to both the bottom of the wing joint, and the top of the placemat and thread a wire through those loops attached at the loop at the tip of the wing first all the way through to the backpack straps, then attach that wire to some form of draw string at the front. with the correct measurement of placement of knots in the drawstring to hold the weight, you could theoretically make wings that fold the same way bird wings fold and pulling the drawstring would spread the wings and you could tie it like a hoodie to hold the wings open, or tug the draw strings to make hte wings dance. further if you have other loops connecting slightly differently (from less joints for example) you could also make more draw strings the same way which instead of lifting the wings, would cause them to flap. the position of the loops used for folding of the wings would need to be positioned the same way as the tendons of kneecaps I think, but the position of loops for flapping would need to be the backside of the wings, and might need to be more of an elastic thread rather than a wire. Theres probably better descriptions of what im attempting to say somewhere on the internet though x3 I heckin love how you make all these things

[@MissTwisteddd]

I get what you're saying for sure! I definitely want to muck around with something like that at some point!

[@Aghul]

Two videos in such short time? Count me in! I also immediately forwarded this to my wife, who is currently planning her own Husk cosplay!

[@MissTwisteddd]

There may or may not be a third in a few weeks so they're all coming at once!

[@L.Therianthrope]

Discovering Hazbin Hotel as a gem of a series with some interesting concepts on Inferno & Paradiso. I used some music as part of an art project, a kind of listen to the picture soundtrack that tells a Fable. Anywho in said music findings your character portrayal of Alastor Heartfelt came up with a few sketches followed by an Owlchemist & then your talented skills of outfit designs on wings. Your calming voice & enthusiasm makes what you do interesting. I like how you just seem to make what you envision by understanding how the materials you use work. Very cool & good luck in future projects!

[@giulf3der957]

Sooo beautiful!!!❤ It's amazing how huge they are and accurate too! Speaking of accurate, something that bugs me a lot is when cosplays/artworks have inaccurate wing anatomy and feather placement which makes the look like a weird mess, but these are pretty accurate and look sooo perfect!🤩

[@MissTwisteddd]

Yeah it seems like it's hard for humans to grasp how feathers work on wings so you often see feathers too small for the wing size or strange shapes! I try and study pictures of real wings to get the scale feeling realistic!

[@steveschritz1823]

Very nicely done, those look great! Good choice of materials. I use E6000 in my company truck to attach things to the dashboard, it sticks well, but it can be easily peeled back off of hard plastic.

[@embla_.editzX3]

That is SO STUNNING!!! my favorite character is husk and omg i love these wings 😭

[@cheesern]

They turned out really amazing! You did a fantastic job with the wings! Love that you kept in all the frustration and progress changing in the video! Looking forward to your next project!

[@luzvasquez849]

Thank you, so much for what you do. I really want to do some cool wings for a fashion show but had no idea how to make that happen. Thank you for the help!

[@Thunderheart2186]

I've been following you since I first came across your Owlchemist character. I just came back from PAX and have always wanted cosplay or to make a character with wings or just amazing features. This was sooo cool! I love it. I love all your work!! But Im a huge fan of wing work.

[@kay_123]

Im almost close to the end video, and they look amazing, ahhhhh

[@MummaNeighbear]

Wow! Love these! Such an amazing piece and I love your whole cos costume styles too 😍😻😍 (I only recently found your channel with the smaller wings vid) congratulations 🎉

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

You’re a genius!!! Those wings are absolutely stunning and move like real ones. Love your channel and am so glad I found you!🌞

[@TheLB]

I love husk so much and i love the wings! Nice job!

[@allenhatton6741]

I was inspired by your previous wing video to make a set of Husk wings. (also my first cosplay I've made myself) I used wire with the backpack making a simi skeleton/rectangle frame of metal. I only made the wings, hat, and eye brows for now so it's a partly human Husk. I did make them smaller to make going to conventions easier and they will be curved in around me some almost like an owl. But anyway just wanted to say thanks for the ideas you shared it helped me a lot.

[@angela_eric]

Since you painted them first before gluing I recommend doing a glue test with painted pieces as well. The surface of the paint could change how the glue interacts with the paint.

[@SL-hl5fi]

Singlehandedly the best Husk cosplay I've ever seen! You killed it!

[@jijitoto1]

For better control/maneuverability of the wings once they're on, maybe consider adding some sort of fabric (lycra?) attached to the wings, in which you could slide your arms into, so that the wings would follow your arms' movements a bit better instead on relying only on the hinges? It would look a bit more smooth. But dang, those wings are A-MA-ZING!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@demiboy.X]

I was chosen to make a costume for our school mascot, which is a phoenix, so these videos have been EXTREMELY helpful beyond belief. I don't have a lot of experience with this type of thing, so any tips or ideas for this project anyone can add would be really helpful!!😃 Update: I have a budget of 60$ provided by the school, and since I'm planning on making a much smaller pair of wings I don't know how much support they would need around the centre, but I don't have access to any pvc pipe or a heat gun, so I need some ideas for how to support the wings.

[@chrisstoltz1617]

Have you heard of starboard plastic sheets? They are a high density poly ethylene plastic. It is easy to drill, easily shaped, hard and strong plastic. I have used this plastic to make covers, mounts, switch and guage panels, and some small parts. Starboard can get a bit pricey, but for some of these projects it might come in handy

[@dolorescooper5199]

Those wings were beautiful you did an awesome job

[@rubyhenson-stroud4914]

i dont really understand cosplay at all, but i love watching people make super cool stuff like this

[@tiannagraham5210]

wait the reveal actually made me tear up omg that’s literally so freaking cool i’m so giddy right now! i’ve wanted to cosplay husk since i first started watching hazbin hotel and this is exactly what i imagined! i’ve only done one cosplay and i think it’s what you’d call a wardrobe cosplay bc i only really made crochet fox ears but it was so exciting to show it off. husk may be a bit ambitious for a beginner but that’s a helluva goal (pun 100% intended) for the future

[@MissTwisteddd]

Ah I love that! I've heard the term closet cosplay too and I love those! Cosplay is for everyone so whatever needs to happen to make it accessible, comfortable, affordable, etc. I think is amazing!

[@tiannagraham5210]

@@MissTwisteddd oh my goodness, thank you for your lovely response, i 100% agree! ever since i started watched cosplay youtube, i’ve been so inspired! especially with your cosplays bc you enjoy the same stuff i do and i love that! i appreciate you and keep up the amazing work! i’ll be sat right here eating it all up

[@salimufari]

Those spray paints usually contain solvents that may or may not dissolve the foam sheeting. It's worth taking care when testing & choosing what you'll use.

[@skyounkin]

You absolutely crushed this! The wings look so amazing!

[@Sippooss]

I love the wing designs! I currently have an obsession with HH right now! And I wanna make my own cosplay but I don’t have the right talent for that so I’m currently inspired and interested of making my own Angeldust cosplay! Never in my life I would think that I would do this but I want to so wish me luck! Edit: it’s currently a month from me making it. I’ve gotten the stuff from Etsy and I’m failing at the make up! I need like help and there’s no tutorials on how! 😭