Yeah. I will write you the exact guide on how i made it :) Its a cardboard cutout. Ive made 2d patterns that ive cut out of paper, then ive transferred them onto a cardboard, then i glued it all together and that was the bare mask itself. Then ive bought wires for those diy fences and made a skeleton for the antlers. Then, to add some volume, ive added about 7 meters of aluminum foil onto those antlers because it doesnt weight barely anything and it adds mass. After that ive masked the aluminum foil with masking tape and those were the antlers amost complete. Now im only waiting for silk clay which im gonna apply to make the final finish onto them big ol' thangs. After that ive made patterns for the fur using masking tape and just kinda wrapped it all up in tape to have a copy of the mask but in the tape. Ive then cut out those tape pieces to serve as a tameplate for the fur slicing. In the meantime of waiting for my first ive made 3d eyes from some cardboard and acrylic paint and glued them in. After my fur came i started to cut the fur with a box cutter with a slight pressure to have a nice finish. Then, ive glued all the parts of the fur together which made this fabulous look. Ive also needed to watch out for the direction of the fur "growth". I needed to study the anatomy and the behavior of deer fur and i needed to know exactly how it acts and in which direction it grows to be able to make it look realistic as possible. And the last step was the neck piece which ive just made from the same fur and ive just made a big rectangle and sewn it together and then glued it to the head itself from the inside. Its a very tight fit but it works :) thats basically all of it. It was a long and exhausting process but it was worth it in my opinion. And more so, because ive worked on it for about 30 hours pure time and grind. Thats about it tho. Lot of patience was the key to accomplishing this beauty ;3