I want to make my Davros mask look more realistic than it does, he has a greyey-brown skin tone in the series. I was told to use Emultion and liquid latex?
I want to do some new videos this summer on the entire process from sculpting to painting and i will show my current process. I now use fw inks from the beginning and clearcoat with Aleenes flexible fabric glue thinned down which is very flexible and will protect very well. It also gives a great gloss or wet look and if you want a skin sheen you can add a layer of matte modge podge or i like to use liquitex matte medium which is flexible and also helps for uv protection.
I used rubber cement for this piece, but i am trying to get away from the more toxic paints and techniques. I have been using mainly just inks and then Jordu showed us this at his class, but since then i have found better ways to clearcoat.
For the rubber cement you mix rubber cement with naptha about 50/50. Then you add some oil paint to tint it to your color.
@Alteregodezines Is there a specific brand rubber cement that you use? I was trying to track down Barge brand but I'm not having a lot of luck finding it near me or at a decent price. Is there one that I can use off the shelf?
@warcraftgamergirl - I am sure that any brand will work, but i am doing different techniques to go away from the toxic stuff. Using just the acrylic inks works great and i just seal it with a matte medium or if i need a wet looking finish i use aleens flexible stretchable fabric glue sprayed on through a paint gun
I have pics in progress of my new piece on my facebook fan page.
Thanks, Getting a realistic look can be done by adding different layers of the splatter effect with the brush to break up the skin. The veins would be hard, but maybe if they were done light and you added a few thin layers on top to blend the veins in so they look as if under the skin. sorry havn't done it without use of the airbrush, hope this helps.
I want to make my Davros mask look more realistic than it does, he has a greyey-brown skin tone in the series. I was told to use Emultion and liquid latex?
DavrosTheKaled 8 months ago
I really love your work and thank you so much for posting this. It is very helpful and inspiring to me. You are awesome!
miasansom 9 months ago
Awesome Video! Keep it up! I have been making for 25 years and snagged a trick from you! Awesome!
ArtimusFreeman 9 months ago
I want to do some new videos this summer on the entire process from sculpting to painting and i will show my current process. I now use fw inks from the beginning and clearcoat with Aleenes flexible fabric glue thinned down which is very flexible and will protect very well. It also gives a great gloss or wet look and if you want a skin sheen you can add a layer of matte modge podge or i like to use liquitex matte medium which is flexible and also helps for uv protection.
Alteregodezines 10 months ago
I used rubber cement for this piece, but i am trying to get away from the more toxic paints and techniques. I have been using mainly just inks and then Jordu showed us this at his class, but since then i have found better ways to clearcoat.
For the rubber cement you mix rubber cement with naptha about 50/50. Then you add some oil paint to tint it to your color.
Alteregodezines 10 months ago
@Alteregodezines Is there a specific brand rubber cement that you use? I was trying to track down Barge brand but I'm not having a lot of luck finding it near me or at a decent price. Is there one that I can use off the shelf?
warcraftgamergirl 5 months ago
@warcraftgamergirl - I am sure that any brand will work, but i am doing different techniques to go away from the toxic stuff. Using just the acrylic inks works great and i just seal it with a matte medium or if i need a wet looking finish i use aleens flexible stretchable fabric glue sprayed on through a paint gun
I have pics in progress of my new piece on my facebook fan page.
Alteregodezines 5 months ago
Facebook - alter-ego-dezines, you tube is not letting me post a link
Alteregodezines 5 months ago
@Alteregodezines Thank you!
warcraftgamergirl 5 months ago
What did you use for the base coat? Rubber Cement and What??? lol
Aaronh1126 10 months ago
Thanks, Getting a realistic look can be done by adding different layers of the splatter effect with the brush to break up the skin. The veins would be hard, but maybe if they were done light and you added a few thin layers on top to blend the veins in so they look as if under the skin. sorry havn't done it without use of the airbrush, hope this helps.
Alteregodezines 1 year ago
This is a fantastic tutorial. Thanks so much!
PuppetVision 1 year ago
Any way to get a realistic look without the use of an airbrush?
SurealMedia 1 year ago
Awesome man. I appreciate the help!
etrigan69 1 year ago
Cool video brian. Its always interesting to see how masks and props are made.
killerklown79 1 year ago