#ahoge

[mydarling2016]

This would be a fun fanfiction!

the herd has been alerted

[princessmisery]

Do you like her new sweater?

[moominchan]

Instagram: ruuna_070 Twitter: ruuna_070 Twitch: lunalorrain Facebook: Luna Lorrain

[complementaryhalves]

oscar piastri and his ahoge i am obsessed

[p0stalguy]

anyways doodle dump idfk i havent been drawing dude much

ahoge

[ryuusea]

ahoge 🫶

[nattnattkatt]

The protag we deserved 😔

Day 23 - 17/10/24

[tcldrawings]

[tratdotlbi78]

Drawn by @tu2___na7 on Twitter

[kiraprismart]

some alternate parts to give her a slightly more traditional look

[tog-maniac]

Monsieur Ahoge XD

[cute-girls-from-vns-anime-manga]

Okay but the continuity with yoshi's ahoge being this short in a flash back to the begining of the series

To the hard cut back to the present is amazing

[cosplaytutorial]

Any advice for unusual-shaped ahoges? I want to cosplay Suletta Mercury from Mobile Suit Gundam: the Witch from Mercury, and she has a larger than average ahoge that’s also at an awkward angle since it’s supposed to start below and peak out from underneath a headband. Like, I don’t think any amount of hairspray would allow an ahoge at that angle and size to win against gravity and still maintain its shape. I’m guessing it would need some type of support to keep it up?

Hello there!

For Suletta, you will likely need to add some kind of structure in there, but you miiiiight be able to get away with just heat styling.

I would first try heating with a hair dryer or flatiron and teasing, and using that heat and teasing to get a nice base for the shape. Smooth some fiber over it with a flatiron to get it into shape, and spray it.

I have a feeling that won't be enough to hold the shape, so I'd recommend putting in some structure. Depending on what you are comfortable with and the effect you want, you can try putting a piece of wire in a heat-and-tease ahoge to hold the shape, you can use a longer piece of wire and bend it into the shape of the ahoge, anchor the wire in the wig, and do the heat-and-tease around that to get a more structured look, or if you want full structure, you can glue wefts down to a piece of wired stiff felt or craft foam to create the most structure possible. Doing the latter with the drill curl packing tape and wire method would also work -- just shape it differently.

Here's a few tutorials that may help. You basically just need to scale up a narrower ahoge tutorial, or adapt a drill curl tutorial to be an ahoge shape instead.

Hope that helps! Good luck :]

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[jackmaverick]

It's fine to be ambitious and shine among the crowd, but there's merit in natural beauty as well!

Gold Bind has no association with Gold Bond, pls don't sue lol

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Hey, glad to be back again, big apologies on the wait for this. This was something that really should have been finished during June or the first week of July at the latest.

But it's been a mix of two things, one is looking to (re)learn textures so I can reliably be able to put together art ideas at a more consistent pace. I've learned ways to do stone texture and I wanted to do this gold texture again since it's been two years that I've colored it, but I like to set myself a gold standard (heh) on areas I want to set for years to come. Hopefully, the next instance of this should come out faster since I found a color layer set for it that I enjoy.

I have a few other textures I want to learn, one is a quick-dry cement texture and a few selections of ice (block, frost, a see-through coating, quite a variety to choose from!) that'll be coming up in a future set of ideas. There will be more, but these will be the main focus for most (or rest) of this year. I'm looking to increase my output closer to a pace of 3-5 weeks and not, uh, 3ish months >.> Since I'm still learning a few new things that I want to look its best, this pace will take a while for it to come to fruition, but I look forward to being able to reach that point.

The second thing is I got blindsided with Cover releasing a fourth HololiveEN wave called Justice, and I've been taking time to watch streams to gauge their personality and cadence of speaking to plan out funny comic scenarios. And for those that enjoyed the Advent idea, given Justice is meant to be a counter to that group, look forward to where I'm leaning to go with them (hmmmmm just ice...). I still have that schedule I'm following in my recent status update, but if I build up that Justice idea enough, I might splice it in. If I do, I'll do another update to let everyone know.

But thank you again for waiting, I'm looking to be creating more as I further settle on ways I like doing texture!