About Molding & Casting a hand
in Sculpture
Hi,
I have just finished the Rob Burman video "Prosthetic Makeup Basics - Gelatin Facial Appliances - Part 1" in the sculpture pathway.
Very interesting but making that alone, i don't know if it is a good idea. I have see some people trying that (on youtube).
Is it possible to make a mold like in this lesson but for an other part of the body? Which part?
I have made some research about molding and casting after that.
I have discover Plastil Gel 25 and Body Double.
Is the plastil gel 25 can replace the alginate?
And the body double replace the ultra cal 30?
I would like to try to make a mold and cast of my hand.
Regards
I have just finished the Rob Burman video "Prosthetic Makeup Basics - Gelatin Facial Appliances - Part 1" in the sculpture pathway.
Very interesting but making that alone, i don't know if it is a good idea. I have see some people trying that (on youtube).
Is it possible to make a mold like in this lesson but for an other part of the body? Which part?
I have made some research about molding and casting after that.
I have discover Plastil Gel 25 and Body Double.
Is the plastil gel 25 can replace the alginate?
And the body double replace the ultra cal 30?
I would like to try to make a mold and cast of my hand.
Regards
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Depending on what you are casting and the way you design your mold you will also need a rigid outer shell to help the mold keep its shape. Plaster bandages are one option there.
This lesson on lifecasting will provide more in-depth information:
https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/tutorials/how-to-life-cast-character-creation-tutorial
/Chris
So i made a mistake when i bought Plastil Gel 25 and Body Double if there are almost the same thing.
I will buy alginate and plaster bandages for the futur.
I was inspired by a youtube tutorial:
The person put his hand in a mold tube of Genesis V alginate.
And after removing his hand, he put the Plastil Gel 25 inside the hole made by his hand.
/Chris