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MonkeyNumber5 — How to make horns
Published: 2013-09-23 08:16:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 135137; Favourites: 2690; Downloads: 0
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If someone likes it and decides to make them too, I would love to see the results!Related content
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Haha, thank you! I would love to see the result if you're making them
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i'm making karkat's horns so the technique isn't entirely the same as you used but it's got the same principle!!
but yes i'll surely show you when it's done!
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Haha, thank you! I actually also made a pair of straight horns but I haven't made a picture jet.
You can also make the horns as in the tutorial, and cover them up with a thin layer of clay to make them smooth. That way they aren't too heavy
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yeah that's what i'm going to do!! exactly like that ;o)
and i look forward for that tutorial!
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How wide are each of the strips to make the layers needed ?? also how long are they 
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You can use any width you want! It depends on if you want a big curve or a small one. I used strips of 1,5 cm width and 25 cm in length. But remember that how smaller the diameter, how shorter the length is. I also made the biggest circles wider than the smaller ones.
Just experiment and you'll find the right ones that suit you
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very cool thank you
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This is amazing~!
Thank you a lot, I might need this. ^w^
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Haha, you're welcome
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whoa thanks! quick question though! Would you recommend to paint the horns white/beige (like in the last image) before painting it with the actual colors or painting it right away with the actual colors?
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I would paint it first in a basic color like if you want to make it gray with white lighting, paint it grey first as a base. After that you can paint it in the actual colors you want to use. In that way you'll cover up the glue better.
In the last picture I already painted it three times
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Thank you! I would love to see the outcome
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Now my fingers are itching to try this out. Clever idea. (°w°)=b
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wow.......it is so interesting and seems very easy to make ....thanks for sharing !!
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You're welcome and thank you!
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Oh so cool! I'm going to fave this and try it at a later date! Thanks for the tip!
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Perfect for a Homestuck fantroll cosplay 
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Pretty useful! Thanks a lot for sharing this...
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You're very welcome!
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HOW DO GET THE PAPER MACHE TO LOOK SO AMAZING???
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[muffled homestuck fandom in the distance]
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Haha, I actually made these for a dragon costume for the Elf Fantasy fair in The Netherlands. I'm very surprised to see so many homestuck fans respond!
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You are genius! I will definitely try this out!☆☆
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Haha, thank you very much
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A tight budget makes miracles appear in my mind
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this looks awesome ! nice tutorial
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Indeed! And they wouldn't be so heavy as ones made of clay
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