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Published: 2010-12-10 16:24:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 113011; Favourites: 1855; Downloads: 1015
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A close-up look into the process of making acrylic teeth.I hope that even non-sculptors will find this informative.
TUTORIALS:
Mask making, Skin Texture, Hair Punching
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Comments: 130
Could you make an eye tutorial as well please? <3
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the teeth of the upper jaw on an elite out of the halo-game series Halo4 are really interesting, the incisors are a little bit edged to the sides when looking at the elits face from the front... really cool
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Is it comfy?
Those look awesome, I want some!!
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Not too bad...we have a soft flexible gum version now that is comfy!
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As far as the way I do this--by teaching myself through a few years of experimenting--there is more to this process than meets the eye in this tutorial.. like it says "the basics". Cool teeth though!! Masterful work.
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I take it this was all done with cold cure materials?
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I kept telling myself things would get better my expectations were more than exceeded this is proof that miracles do exist seriously consider this
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Hi Evan,I have a question-is it absolutely necessary to use a dental articulator for this,or would it be possible to achieve without it? Not that I'd be ready for this any time soon lol ...I'm just starting out:/
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No you do not have to use the articulator...I have made many sets without....you just have to keep checking the upper and lower together as you sculpt.
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Okay,I see. Thank you for responding back. Sorry if the question sounded silly,but again I'm still learning these things
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WOOOOOOOW! this is great! what kind of clay is it?? 
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Very awesome and helpful tutorial. How much it cost to make these kind theet?
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i've been doing teeth for a few years now and a random post brought me back to this tutorial, thanks for posting it,
need to 'up' my game for a short horror film i have been commissioned for so this will be a very useful resource for me
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Your work is simply stunning. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge, especially with such nice step photos.
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Very interesting work! Congratulations and thanks shared your work across your tutorial!
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Love all the tutorials. You should publish your own book, Mask Making and sculpting for dummies
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agreed! loads of people seem to be doing it and you can never have too many reference books
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I've been itchin to start facial reconstruction as an offshoot in my profession, but "haven't found time to practice".. These tutorials may be just the nudge I need to get off my ass! I'll practice and hone my skills with the fun stuff before getting serious with an actual patient. Thanks so much!
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O__O please do a video of this cause after the moldin part it went soooo far over my head I cant even see it XD
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Wow, this is so good, thanx for sharing how to make these! ::]
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i'd love to give this a try, thanks for sharing
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This is simply beautiful! I'm just wondering, how does it feel to wear it in your mouth? o.o
It looks so cool!
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Wish I was able to make something like this. I have upper dentures (Have a health condition that ruins the teeth) it would be awesome to freak people out with something like fangs lol
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Wish I could have all those materials and equipment for making.. They look awesome
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Sorry to bother you, but I was just wondering if you too commission for these teeth; and if so, how much one would be?
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I just had to make fangs too when i dressed as vamp for (Greek)Halloween.
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