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Re: looking for account deletion
Hey @Kevin Kovacs to completely delete your account, follow these steps:
1) log into your Stan Winston School account
2) Click the "user" icon in the top right corner of the nav bar on any page
3) Once on your account page, click "My Account" in the left column
4) Scroll all the way down the page and you will find a "Delete Your Account" button
See screenshots below.
Please let us know if you have any issues.
Best,
Matt
1) log into your Stan Winston School account
2) Click the "user" icon in the top right corner of the nav bar on any page
3) Once on your account page, click "My Account" in the left column
4) Scroll all the way down the page and you will find a "Delete Your Account" button
See screenshots below.
Please let us know if you have any issues.
Best,
Matt
Karloff's Monster
Been working on both a new sculpture as well as a new venture...making my rendition of Karloff's Frankenstein for a friends Dad and as a silicone mask...Started out with a Neill's armature and the TOTS Frankenstein mask i rehauled for him as a physical reference. Of course a lot of this was done by video and LIVES through Facebook/Instagram Photo progression
starts from the bottom of the page ( i do not know how to make the pictures scroll chronologically)
starts from the bottom of the page ( i do not know how to make the pictures scroll chronologically)
Re: Setting and protecting
Nice work on the makeup!
A sealing spray like Final Seal from Ben Nye would help here. You can also try alcohol-activated makeups, like Skin Illustrator, which are very durable.
I'm not sure what could be done to hide the lace edge on the beard aside from carefully trimming the edge down.
/Chris
A sealing spray like Final Seal from Ben Nye would help here. You can also try alcohol-activated makeups, like Skin Illustrator, which are very durable.
I'm not sure what could be done to hide the lace edge on the beard aside from carefully trimming the edge down.
/Chris
Re: What's On Your Workbench? (Summer 2025)
This was the most recent thing on my workbench. It was originally going to be for the contest a few months ago but I didn’t finish it in time for that deadline. A rotary telephone that spontaneously evolves and begins growing working, internal organs. 
Re: What's On Your Workbench? (Summer 2025)
I helped create this disgusting bathroom for the Haunted House I work at. The actor is going to spirits water on people with a toilet bowl brush. Yes it's as disgusting as it sounds. We got the idea from another haunt. It was awfully disgusting that we both decided we needed to do it for the haunt. People are not going to be happy🤣🤣🤣.Grossed out and scared😈 I made the pooh out of latex, cabosil, old peanut butter cereal and some corn.
Guy Fitz
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Re: What's On Your Workbench? (Summer 2025)
Working on a new Monster tiki Torch.
I just have to finish the bottom and a little on the backside before I mold it.
I just have to finish the bottom and a little on the backside before I mold it.
Guy Fitz
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I finished this prop a few weeks ago.Re: What's On Your Workbench? (Summer 2025)
Finished my oven. Bought a cheap mixer and made my foam latex Vampire brow with cheeks. I just got some teeth so now I need to put it all together and do the makeup.
Guy Fitz
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Re: What's On Your Workbench? (Summer 2025)
Hello,
I am working on new monster gloves. I built a couple of left and right hand armatures out of Loctite Spray foam with a wire frame underneath. I used that to build my monster gloves on. I made the fingers and thumb removable to make it easier to remove. Problem is I am still having problems demoulding the gloves. Broke one of the armatures and the hand is caught inside the monster glove. So I have need for advice that is divided in A and B questions.
A: What can I do to remove these gloves now to salvage them?
B: I need to know if my plan for building my next pair of hand armatures as thin as possible, down to the wire frame and just sculpt the design of the gloves in clay, make a two part mould and then use the hand armatures as the core to make the gloves on will be the best way to go about it or if anyone can advise other wise.
These will be Special effect latex gloves that fit like a second skin for the wearer. Do the stretch material will be added to the armatures post putting them in the moulds for the final results.
Here are some pics of the current ones I’m struggling with. Your advice will be very much appreciated.
I am working on new monster gloves. I built a couple of left and right hand armatures out of Loctite Spray foam with a wire frame underneath. I used that to build my monster gloves on. I made the fingers and thumb removable to make it easier to remove. Problem is I am still having problems demoulding the gloves. Broke one of the armatures and the hand is caught inside the monster glove. So I have need for advice that is divided in A and B questions.
A: What can I do to remove these gloves now to salvage them?
B: I need to know if my plan for building my next pair of hand armatures as thin as possible, down to the wire frame and just sculpt the design of the gloves in clay, make a two part mould and then use the hand armatures as the core to make the gloves on will be the best way to go about it or if anyone can advise other wise.
These will be Special effect latex gloves that fit like a second skin for the wearer. Do the stretch material will be added to the armatures post putting them in the moulds for the final results.
Here are some pics of the current ones I’m struggling with. Your advice will be very much appreciated.
Re: Monster Gloves and hand armatures.
You may want to try silicone rather than latex, as silicone can stretch a lot more, making it easier to demold and giving you more range of performance.
With such a narrow wrist, getting the latex off the form will be even more difficult. Dish soap is a good idea as a lubricant to help remove them. You may also want to try blowing compressed air into the gloves to see if you can get them to expand and break the seal.
/Chris
With such a narrow wrist, getting the latex off the form will be even more difficult. Dish soap is a good idea as a lubricant to help remove them. You may also want to try blowing compressed air into the gloves to see if you can get them to expand and break the seal.
/Chris