Absolutely awful. The head was stuffed with polyfil which made it very hard to breathe in. Because of the use of polyfil, not only was it hot but it was a very loose fit. My head measurements were never taken and it was just a guess to size. This maker is local to me and at no time had asked me to come over for fittings and I was also never given any progress photos. The ventilation in this head is toxic. There is nearly none and while a fan was put in, hot glue was used and the heat from my breath caused the glue to melt and the fan to fall out. I needed to actually rip the fan off of the wire to get it out of my head. The mesh used was VERY fine and the back of the eyes were not painted black so the vision was difficult. I would get headaches from trying to focus to see anything.
Inside of the head, right in the mouth, there were two pieces of jagged metal to “hold the mouth open”. Upon taking these pieces out, the mouth was not held open any more or less. These pieces of metal were not sanded down or even covered well. A single piece of fleece covered the sharp hazardous metal, which was rusting, from touching my face and possibly harming me.
I have mixed feelings on how the head looks from the outside. Since I was given no progress photos, I didn’t have a say. Triton is a majestic looking buck and the suit I was given was very ‘My Little Pony”-ish and cutesy. Upon closer look, it is VERY clear there is almost no symmetry to the head. The shaving is not even and the white fur used feels like a very cheap ‘Joann’s’ like fur. I’m just not happy with the head because it isn’t what I wanted.
There were posable antlers attached to the head, which was a cool concept. Triton’s antlers are supposed to sparkle and to make that work, she used a spray on fabric glitter glue. This made the antlers a bit sticky and easily picked up dirt, making them appear dirty. I believe the antlers added a lot of weight to the head, along with the extra polyfil, and added to the “floppiness” of the head, causing it to not fit properly.
The body is actually just legs. There was no top. These legs were awful right from the start. The material on the inside didn’t stretch in the right direction, making it very difficult to pull on and off. The legs got tight around my knee area as well, and I had to try and be careful to pull them up. With all the polyfill, getting into these legs was a workout. The airflow was none. There was polyfil around my whole body.
The body looks nice from the outside. It seems to be a drop-crotch suit but that wasn’t the intention at all- the suit just doesn’t fit. The fur looks alright, the spots on the body aren’t symmetrical at all and neither is the white of the rear. There is no shaving on the legs. Considering this was all polyfil, there is no shape. I look sorta like a blob…
The hands appeared cute but had holes right from the start. The look nice from afar but if you look close, they aren’t sewn even at all.
The symmetry is off by a lot and it gives a messy look for sure. They weren’t shaved and look more like a horse than they do anything else.
They were hooves so I consider that a bit of a special feature. My biggest complaint is they are all stuffed with polyfil.
Would you recommend this maker?
This review has been marked with a negative rating.
This means the reviewer would NOT recommend Liquid Sunshine Designs unless they significantly change their practices.
I invite everyone to read the TOS: https://liquidsunshinestudios.weebly.com/terms-of-service.html
Videos of Triton’s head construction can be found on Instagram : @Untamedfur and @fluvvbusters
Reviews of the poor quality in Triton’s suit can be found on Instragram : @fluvvbusters
When I had come out for the first time about Triton’s leg construction, I was first accused of destroying my own costume because I was “kicked” from her wedding. If you look at the screenshots, you can see that isn’t true at all. I was then slandered and called a murrsuiter and that’s why my suit fell apart. She told people not to talk to me and she tried to zero in on my PTSD to try and silence me. Thankfully I had friends there to help me stand up for myself and it seemed like she had backed off. That wasn’t the case and she continued to speak about me behind my back and even told a mutual friend of mine that my suit ripped because I was simply too fat. I have always been happy to show proof, screen shots, or openly talk about the suit and myself and I still invite people to do the same.
I would like to add photos of the exchanges we have had, photos of the head, and body.
Part of this donation went to Triton’s legs.

I had told her that I was having some issues with my PTSD, which she knew I had. It was then stated I was slandering someone and that’s why I didn’t take it to the bridal shower.






































This is absolutely disgusting. I’m sorry you had to deal with this kind of treatment and terrible craftsmanship.
This should be more than just a review on Liquid sunshine, this should be a massive beware.
It certainly has made me nervous about who I can trust. You’d never think to question a friend about their ability to make a fursuit, especially when they refer to themselves as a professional.
i cant with these types of people. a couple of years ago, in my first years starting in the furry fandom, i commissioned a piece of art work from a friend in real life for a fairly cheap price. about 15 bucks. it was going to be used for my old character Arrow, a tiger. after four or five months after commissioning the piece, i had to email said friend about the work. but they claimed that i didnt commission them, didnt refund me, and kept my money. keep in mind, i was in i think my last year of middle school, and at the time, i had no way to work to make my own money. so here i was 15 dollars down and nothing to show from it. it really sucked.
This maker keeps on changing their username.
Their new is LSDFursuits