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Hi Andrew, The most common way to do drool on sculptures is using a 2 part epoxy. The kind you buy at the hardware store, usually in a syringe or 2 bottles. The most important part is you get a brand… (View Post)

Hi Daria, Thanks for your review! Most of our sculpting courses focus on humans/characters, but in terms of animals we do have a course on sculpting dinosaurs: https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/tutor… (View Post)

Looks really cool! I love the details on the back of the head. /Chris (View Post)

Awesome! The area around the eyes is looking really good on the sculpt. When I approach something like this I basically do the same thing you are doing. Mock up the sculpt with temporary teeth, the c… (View Post)

Hi Keha, If I were to patch a silicone mask with a large tear I would reinforce it from the back with some fabric. You could either use a powermesh or something with less stretch, as fabric with less… (View Post)