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Re: Was Thanos C.G.?

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Rodrigo Chávez

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Re: White Glue to seal upholstery foam?

The foam will absorb the latex. You could spray glue as Jared said, or maybe put some latex in a flat surface, dry it with a hairdryer in order to make a thin film of latex, then aply it to the foam with a little latex sprayed on it. You expand the film when you are aplying it to the foam and you can get some interesting textures.
I usually give the latex a bit of base colour using food dust(?) colorant; i try to avoid the liquid colorant because it could mess with the latex properties.

Miguel Ángel De la sotta

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Re: White Glue to seal upholstery foam?

I'm using regular upholstery foam for my project. I did some test for sealing it and tried Plasti dip spray. I used two coats and then used spray paint for a base color. I didn't notice any difference between the two. Maybe this is because the foam is just too porous.

michael aycock

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Christopher Plummer full size likeness

This is a personal project that took over a year to complete. I resculpted this bust more times than I could count. Christopher Plummer (RIP) was an amazing actor and I wanted to create his look from the movie “Inside Man”. I used several pics of him from Google images to see all of his features, best ones were stills from his film’s. This was very much a learning piece for me as well as a labor of love. I give a great deal of credit to the artists on SWSCA for demonstrating their craft. Thanks for checking him out. Cheers!