So I sculpted and printed new eyes, filled, sanded, and then poured clear resin on top for a beautiful shine. Once I insert them, I'll finally start working on the seam filling and sculpting. Still a long ways to go.
So I have put all the main components of the head together,have to sand the seams down to better match the surrounding scales, then work on the neck...
Brought it over to my parents house to do some work on Father's day.
Pic heavy update......
Finally was able to paint a bit this yesterday. I just choos a terrible day,haha. Hit 100 degrees where i live..was out there for about 6 hrs.
As a reptile, and specifically Lizard like, I would say black wasn't extremely common in modern lizards that are mostly brown based, but not unheard of either. You can take a picture of you T-Rex and play in Photoshop to try some colors as accents and see what works. Black could still be very striking if done right.
Question about resin polishing.....So I went and made resin Eyeballs using a circular silicon ice mold I had. It picked up the texture of the ice mold since it didnt have a shine. How do I go about buffing the shine back in? Dremel with a polishing attachment? Buff with something like FLitz and a microfiber cloth? Pour another layer of resin on top of the piece? Wet sanding isn't really an option for me.