12/09/2023
And another blog post. http://www.sanssoucistudios.com/blog/a-little-support-here-please
How to do it in the simplest and most effective manner, and in a way that the paw doesn't move strangely
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This winged creature helped lead me to the furry fandom from my previous life as a paper mache mask artist. I incorporated it into a logo when I started Sans Souci Studios in 2000, basing it on an animal I dreamed about, a mashup of a wolf, a horse, and a bird of prey. Chasing its tail, it represented the playfulness I hoped to incorporate into my work. However I never quite felt comfortable using it, as it felt rather personal and private and well, weird. Then, when I belatedly stumbled onto the furry fandom in 2014 I found that it actually had a lot of company out there. I decided to take this as a sign.
Originally, I made masks in paper mache because that was the material about which I could most readily find information, and I made animal masks because that was what I liked doing. I had a fair bit of success, with my work appearing in video, theater and TV and being purchased by collectors around the world. Below, some of my favorites:
Paper mache cat masks by Sans Souci Studios at the 2009 Design Festa in Tokyo, Japan.
"Sneer", a paper mache wolf mask by Sans Souci Studios, dancing the tango with Eduardo Rodriguez of Cirque Du Soleil fame, at the 2009 Puja Gods and Monsters dance concert in Kaneohe, Hawaii.