(2011) I was pondering anthrodragon clothing design a bit more, and thought a wetsuit would be a fun thing to play around with. Possibly because at time of drawing I was about to head down to the Florida Keys for a couple weeks of fishing and snorkeling with my parents. ^..^
While a wetsuit is always going to take a certain about of undignified wriggling to get into, it seems like this is one possible way the wings and tail could be dealt with. There's a zipper down either side of the tail sleeve, running up as far as the bottom of the wings, which accommodates those three appendages. Another zipper connects the top of one wing to the back of the neck to help with getting one's head in without the horns tearing anything. As with real wetsuits, the zippers all have long toggles to make them easier to operate while reaching around behind one's back.
Once that's all sorted out you can enjoy the shiny, stretchy fun that is your dragony wetsuit. Here on my little beach stroll I'm also sporting Korso paw-wear modeled on Vibram FiveFingers KSO's (http://www.vibramfivefingers.com), a stylish pair of sunglasses, and a pair of webby swimming gloves modelled off Darkfins (https://www.darkfingloves.com).
