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Re: What would you like to learn from the Stan Winston School?
I would love to learn super hero costume creation!
Re: What would you like to learn from the Stan Winston School?
I'd love to learn how to make sci-fi starships from found materials. Similar to how Jesse Gee Taught us how to craft Robots.
The Hand
What is the truth about the human being? Under the cover of the social skin what nurtures the individual? The essence of your existence may depend on this answer. The visceral and grotesque show how some non human intelligences hidden under human skins disguise themselves in the social environment, extracting the pineal glands of their victims.
No one escapes from The Hand.
The Hand is a secular entity who hides behind a human skin. Its eyes are cover with coins (dobrões) and it can only see through its third eye. Its right hand has the power to heat up reaching a temperature capable of melting the flesh and compress the pineal gland into a crystal. In essence, it is a cosmic vampire.
No one escapes from The Hand.
(The Hand is a character from the film "The Hand" and the Graphic Novel "Corpse City".)
https://youtu.be/TwPGxjhsi2o
https://youtu.be/TwPGxjhsi2o
Démon Des Marais (Swamp Demon)
Suddenly a gut wrenching howl breaks the silence. Then the stench hits you like a brick wall. Decay filling the space around you. You’re met with two empty eye sockets, oozing with blood. Two antlers sit just under the creature’s ears. Long pointed fingers glisten in the dark as the Démon Des Marais slowly notices you’re existence. Run...Completely made by hand. I sculpted a wolf skull from air dry clay then made a latex prosthetic for the face. The ears, horns, and nails were also sculpted into a clay mold before creating the pieces and sewing a head piece. Painted with a mix of air brush and body paint. Fur is slipping of his decaying body in patches. Fur pants also hand sewn.
Re: Masks - dipping latex?
Hi Steve,
I completely understand. Material costs can be a big challenge, especially when you have to buy more than you need.
You can build up layers of latex by roto or slush casting as you mentioned. With big stone molds it's a great upper body workout!
You can also brush in layers of latex for larger molds, or if you want to make sure the latex is worked into finer details. With both methods you will have to build up multiple coats to get the desired thickness.
/Chris
I completely understand. Material costs can be a big challenge, especially when you have to buy more than you need.
You can build up layers of latex by roto or slush casting as you mentioned. With big stone molds it's a great upper body workout!
You can also brush in layers of latex for larger molds, or if you want to make sure the latex is worked into finer details. With both methods you will have to build up multiple coats to get the desired thickness.
/Chris
Zombabe
My first time using a bald cap and a prosthetic that covers the entire chest! The prosthetic was from mostlydead. The inspo was from walking dead style makeup! 
Courtney
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Batty bae
A recent vampire women I created using a prosthetic from dyadpro. I drew my inspiration for this look from nosferatu style. I love a creepy look vampire! 
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⁸Courtney
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Alien for @alienxboyz
I've created this character for @alienxboyz
they used to have an industrial mask, so they asked for a new one able to reflect their identity in an original way.
I made the original with clay, directly created in 3d above a plaster head
by this time i've made three full masks, using dragon skin 10 and hand painting.
and this was their previous mask, and my reference.
hope you enjoyed!
@tatytorreimaga
