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| finished my Goblin Hoodie back. Added black on the interior negative space. I think it makes it pop a bit more. |
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| I also found that red lenses help you see thinner areas of green paint easier heh. bonus. |
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| Star Guy Sticker Tests |
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| 2 star guy candles. I'll burn these one day. |
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| no comment hellraiser sticker. |
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| no comment star guy sticker |
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| Newest Art piece of myself. |
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| Back to writing my comic... |
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| Set up and attempts... |
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| More stuff to prep & attempt. |
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| Tie all sewn up. |
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| Made it to be a working tie, that could be tightened/loosened, but it kept slipping. should have made the back longer, and added some weight to the back. |
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| The mask all sewn up. |
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| Put shoes on, took one step, sole fell off of shoes. no dice on last hoorah for shoes. |
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| Face application, then I touched it up a bit. |
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| skin bros Halloween 2014 |
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| Add mask, feeling more into it. |
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| added finger sleeves and gloves, gauze on other fingers. bloodied gauze dulled in color but was used on fingers and wrists. |
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| Full costume, close to what I imagined. |
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| back, showing jacked and back of mask. |
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| car selfie flash surprise |
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| when i took the gauze off at the end of the night. I was stained for a bit on my arms and hands. It rained Halloween night so the gauze got wet and the fake blood got all onto me heh. |
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| Resting mask, still needs some work before it's amazing. |
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| the mask removal process. |
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| Heh I just love this picture... |
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| Some organization to start it all out. |
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| Painted the backs of the small pieces first to test out a few things. Ended up using the airsbrush for the main detail parts and sides, and my fingers in latex gloves for some of the back pieces to give a nice swirl before it dried. |
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| Painting the inside of the mask with the newly added textured silicone makes it look real nice and gross. |
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| Quick few blood passes on the face prosthetic. Very gross, but needs to be a bit grosser |
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| Then night rolled around but it needed done... |
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| Almost lost this little guy. Part of one of my airbrushes. tightens the needle. would have been disastrous if I would have lost it. |
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| The next day it was time to finish it all off. Finger Sleeves, check |
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| Added more gross to the face piece. |
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| Finger bits painted. |
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| Back piece. (I touched up the lettering a bit after this pic though) |
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| The other pieces painted |
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| The painted mask and face piece. |
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| I added an additional layer of silicone on the back of the mask, to thicken up some areas, and to make it look all muscley and gross on the back. |
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| I also re-cast the head support for the straps on the back of the head with the thickened silicone, not as good of a flesh tone as the original cast, but way sturdier. |
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| Initial face piece sculpt. |
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| Was too thin and the clay I was using kept lifting and cracking, scrapped this idea. |
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| Blood Blood Blood. This was planned to be under the coat, but ya never know when a coat will be removed. Focused blood on the wrists and areas the tie will be touching. and the "7" on the back heh. |
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| Had some old shoes that were falling apart so I figured I'd give them one last hoorah and covered thenm with some splatters. |
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| Tested some gauze being soaked in fake blood. Looks good for the most part, though doesn't smell so nice. |
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| Face mask test 2 and finish. I used a silicone latex called 3rd Degree which is mostly used for scars and such. But I decided to quickly throw together an entire face prosthetic with it. |
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| if applied directly to the skin, it will stick until peeled off, just like off of my head cast. |
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| And Clear so the paint will look nice layered on top. I think there is also a flesh colored version, and maybe a red one as well, I don't remember off the top of my head. |
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| Used the 3rd Degree to cover some fingers as well. |
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| Some creepy finger sleeves. |
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| first head base mold was made, then my head cast nose broke ruining it all. |
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| 2nd test was more of a curiosity that didn't pan out at all... |
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| My next idea was to take my head mold and cast a new piece while pulling to make my face thicker and fatter. |
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| Worked well even with the mold issues. Fat-eD |
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| My design for the skin tie |
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| skin tie sculpt #1, molded it, but changed the method of sewing holes and texture application after working on the head mask |
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| back piece sculpt |
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| testing elastic bands for mask support. |
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| mask sculpt front |
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| mask sculpt bottom |
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| mask sculpt R side |
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| mask sculpt top |
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| mask sculpt L Side |
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| Tie sculpt #2 (final version |
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| Molds done |
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| Prepped and ready to cast |
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| pieces casted |
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| Mask from mold |
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| Tie bits from mold |
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| Back piece from Mold |
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| Mask support, back of head from mold. |
