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That classic hair effect is typically a reverse effect. The prosthetic has long hairs on the surface that are pulled down inside the prosthetic to create a normal hair length. The footage is then rev… (View Post)

Awesome, thanks David! Really looking forward to this one. /Chris (View Post)

Wow, that is very cool. Looks like a lot of work went into both the leg and the arm! /Chris (View Post)

Hi Andrew, Raking is used to smooth out the surface, removing high points and filling in low points. When you rake, you attack the surface from different angles to even things out as desired. It'… (View Post)

Hi Sarina, First off, welcome to the school and to our forums. Glad to have you here! One option would be to brush silicone into a mold of your tentacle. This may be a bit tricky depending on how lon… (View Post)