FFIX Kuja -v3.0-

Custom My Little Pony villain character “Kuja” as seen in the Final Fantasy IX video game on the Play Station.

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Pony base is a engineered pose from two different generation 3 ponies. Body of a ugly pose, head of a dynamic pose.

Full body repaint in antique parchment-colored acrylic paint.
Eyes textured/layered in acrylics pigments for realistic expressionism for Kuja’s character.

Mane/tail re-rooted in RestoreDoll hair in the color fairy lights (green/purple low lights), RetrodollUS’s saran hair in the color called Opal (purple/blonde under tones), and dollyhair’s gray and blue colors called raincloud and arctic frost.
Mane permanently styled in my hair gel method. Finished with plumes of gray and purple feathers.

Outfit: started off with the bottom-most layer of the boots. Thin black deer skin leather. Then did the pants- thick black elk leather with black ribbon texture. Made another panel on the pants of this textile of which I folded over to make it appear like two layers.
Rest of the boots- pinned black belt leather for the base of the sole to give shape to the pointed boots. Then did another layer of the thick black elk leather overtop then glued gray wide ribbon overtop for the metallic layer. Then lined the soles with strips of silver leather.
Gold buckles are shaped with pliers from gold wire.

White train is a thin white cotton material. I double the size of it, sewed around the edges then turned it inside out to get the round puffy affect. Individual cut the gold pieces from gold ribbon trim, and glued them to the train with fabric glue. Used metallic pewter acrylic paint to dot the details on each piece. Two strips of black ribbon used as his belts.

White sleeves are hand-sewn from a wide white satin ribbon. Neck collar pieces are thick black leather with gold trim glued around the edges with fabric glue. He has 3 different layers of collars. Various gold material and trims used for the under-layer across his chest then a gray ribbed ribbon with a silver zig-zag trim glued over top.

Shoulder armor is constructed from a base of thick yellow leather. I cut circles, made 3 slits in the circles then over-lapped the slits to raise the roundness.
I then too 3 strips of silver leather strips and carefully layered them onto the circular mounds and glued them in place with fabric glue. Finished with detailing of silver metallic rhinestones.