Monster Mud Tutorial: Learn to sculpt with monster mud in this step by step tutorial on the Barghest.
Latex Mold Making: Skulls on the Cheap How to make and use latex molds to make a pile of cheap skulls as well as tips on how to color them for standard or black lighting.
Crystal Skulls: Mold and cast for clear resin “crystal” skulls.
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| From Halloween buildup '08 |
The BYOB project: Build Your Own Bob. Bob was my answer to the problem of storebought skeletons either looking silly, or being insanely expensive. So, I made one of paper mache, fully articulated, and anatomically reasonable. (it’s not exactly correct, but awful close)
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| From bob |
Shrunken Heads: My cheap and easy means of making some shrunken heads.
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| From Shrunken Heads |
Uno, where is that tutorial you used to have about fleshing out your skeliton. I was trying to find it to link to a friend, but when you re-did the site, it appears to have gone. Was that you that did it, or was it an external link?
That was a tutorial done by the folks over at Skullandbone.com. As such, the site is linked to in the resources section.
However, the specific tutorial you are looking for is located here:
http://skullandbone.com/tutorial_02.htm
I am thinking of making one for the means I am using to corpse Steve, however, and you remind me there are many more I need to get up here as well.
I saw a string skull on Halloween Forum that was credited to you. I thought this looked amazing and I have a part skull I made that didn’t quite work out but would be just right to use for this project. Is there a tutorial for this?
Ah, you’re talking about ‘Jim‘.
No, no formal tutorial. Just a LOT of string hot glued onto a skull.
very happy halloween party everyone
That skeleton tutorial is really good, can’t wait to try it with my kids.
Is there a tutorial for how you did the pelvis mask. I am trying to make one but can not figure out how to turn it into a wearable mask. Is there anyway I would be able to get a few pointer on making it?
You do such great work.
I’m afraid the place I was storing my stuff way back in those days has been shut down. It was part of the reason I started up here.
Back in those days, I sculpted on the bone with Power Grab adhesive, and used screens to cover gaps. Best I have of that process is here:
https://get.google.com/albumarchive/110814824659217641240/album/AF1QipOpCwlfZ-HKKh3hZM-TFfhQZcZUWePd4KJzqvnK/AF1QipMX8_o3cI2am7cuMNB9D1YXA-vkGVz27-FXIIWv
You can use water to shape the power grab and form it to what you need. A wig served in place of the screen for the pelvis mask.