A refurbished head- by me. Original base from April 2008.

This is V1. I did go back and edit it some, and sadly I have to redo the eyes now because I had this brilliant idea.

I would re-paint the irises because i painted the 'walls' of the eyes white to make it more toony... oh yeah, smart idea, except one thing. I use spraypaint for the eyes- so my idea was to make a paper tube and put it in there so ONLY the iris/pupil area would get painted. Uh-huh, well, that was dumb. Spray paint requires you to be a distance away from it and a MIST COAT- dur....... so so much for that idea, I just totally screwed up the eyes and now have to redo them. Sometimes your 'brilliant' ideas aren't so smart after all.

Oh well. It was worth a try. I find it funny at least.

Critique cannot be accepted on this piece because the base was created over a year ago and there was only so much that could be done to change it's shape. This head is NOT build like new heads. Critique on a method that's no longer used is useless. The only thing that was 'new' on this was the eyes, nose, ears, and all new fur. That has changed now as well.

None of the builders at Kitt Creations tolerate rudeness. If you wanna be rude, take it somewhere else or be dealt with accordingly. Your choice, not ours.

There are THREE builders (count it: 3) that work for Kitt Creations.
Myself, , and .

Amazingly, I don't do everything myself (some people swear on their life that everything that the other two do is mine... sorry it's not). We build projects solo AND together.


Some photos are digitally 'retouched'- meaning brightness/contrast is edited to be balanced and if needed colors are balanced to show the real colors, also the sharpness will be adjusted as much as possible to give a clear (or as clear as we can make it) image. When taking photos with webcams and cell phones, you may not always get the 'erfect' picture. Most of these things are 'fixed' and don't give you the options a digital camera will. Auto zoom isn't one of them (nor any zoom function for that matter).

Taking photos with a digital camera = best quality you can get. Not everyone has a digital camera, however.