Mold Completed, repaired post issues, first latex pulls
Hello All,
I completed the mold, though had a very rough time this round due to my own avoidable mistakes on the mold process, I do have working pulls towards a finished product. It requires some patching each round, not ideal but I have learned a lot on this mask effort for the next project.
I started my first pull with a front half only, to see what we are dealing with post major mold issues.
I poly foam filled it, it may become my paint scheme master, or fun wall mount thing at the least.
Arrrgh! Should be fun to paint up!
Below is a raw, not yet trimmed mask pull using Black Latex (have a lot in stock) and that foam filled front half in natural latex color:
I completed the mold, though had a very rough time this round due to my own avoidable mistakes on the mold process, I do have working pulls towards a finished product. It requires some patching each round, not ideal but I have learned a lot on this mask effort for the next project.
I started my first pull with a front half only, to see what we are dealing with post major mold issues.
I poly foam filled it, it may become my paint scheme master, or fun wall mount thing at the least.
Arrrgh! Should be fun to paint up!
Below is a raw, not yet trimmed mask pull using Black Latex (have a lot in stock) and that foam filled front half in natural latex color:
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I will post up the final painted up soon, made 3 full mask pulls, working on version 2 paint up tonight.
Thanks Carolyn, I would highly recommend this course! When SWSCA posts the final edited DVD of Tim's instruction, certainly check it out! I think designing and making masks is a ton of fun, and with its requirements of design, sculpting, mold making and painting as part of the process its teaches so many absolute core fundamentals of FX work. I learn so much on each mask or attempt.
Congrats man, can't wait to see some painted pics!!!