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Published: 2011-02-18 11:36:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 530; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 0
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In order to do more appliance heavy projects, I did a face lifecast of my friend and frequent model J2.Related content
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any idea as to when I can expect to see the final Skeletor appliance, this would make my discomfort well worth it!
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It took 10-15 seconds, with my models permission, i closed the nose holes with a plaster strip, Snapped a shot and removed the cast from his face. He was fine with it and it turned out really good.
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Wooooh! Props to the model for bravery. I had one on this week and nearly ripped the thing off.
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Yeah and he neglected to mention that he has a very mild case of claustraphobia, but he knows it will help him with his Cosplay. And i did the main reinforcements to the mold after it was off his face.
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Thanks. And I do have some big things planned for this lifecast. In the realm of cosplay i am going to do the full transformation(aka acid burns) from Keldor to Skeletor from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
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That sounds like an awesome job! Good luck with it, looking forward to seeing more of your work up. I'm doing a diploma of specialized makeup services this year, and we've just started sculpting with Chavant clay for the first time this week and it's tough!
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well even if it is hard to believe i am entirely an amatuer with only a bare minimal(1 class) training. the rest i read in books and from figuring it out. Later this year I plan to attend the Tom Savini Special Make-up FX School to get complete and proper training.
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From what I've seen you're doing really well for an amateur! Majority of the work is just to keep practicing so it becomes second nature.
I always wanted to go to Tom Savini's school, ended up staying in Australia though. I met him at the IMATS last year though, he's such a nice guy!
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