Help with chucky head

[catielvargas83]

Hello. I have been trying to figure out how to paint my chucky dolls teeth like this. Any help would be appreciated

 

[division 6]

A thin wash would probably work.

 

[catielvargas83]

A thin wash would probably work.

Thanks. I'm completely new to this. And I'm just trying to make my chucky doll look better

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Do you have a picture of your dolls teeth?

Usually, when people paint teeth they use both washes and light dry-brushing of brown over the ivory color around the edges near the gums. It should be so faint that you barely see it, but enough to make it look like there's a bit of a shadow.

 

[catielvargas83]

Do you have a picture of your dolls teeth?

Usually, when people paint teeth they use both washes and light dry-brushing of brown over the ivory color around the edges near the gums. It should be so faint that you barely see it, but enough to make it look like there's a bit of a shadow.

Here's a picture of my dolls teeth. I'm still working on the bruising of the scars which I'm having a problem with too. I'm very new to this

 

[Too Much Garlic]

If you change the thread title to indicate you need help with painting a Chucky head you may get more people who can really help you interested in checking out the thread.

I've seen a few of the Chucky movies, but which movie is this one from?

Things look a little too pink and it's too uniform. It should be toned down a bit - possible with a wash of the color of the face mixed with a little bit of either red or brown, such as burnt umber or something similar.

Regarding the string sutures, it can be made to look slimmer by not painting them too dark and perhaps do a lighter shade out on the sides. Or, cut the down and drill holes and use real string.

For teeth you should start with an ivory color and then do light washes and drybrushing of brown. You can also do it the other way around - do the brown first and then slowly drybrush the ivory color on the teeth without going all the way out to the edges, so you leave a darker edge, which will make the teeth look more natural.

 

[catielvargas83]

If you change the thread title to indicate you need help with painting a Chucky head you may get more people who can really help you interested in checking out the thread.

I've seen a few of the Chucky movies, but which movie is this one from?

Things look a little too pink and it's too uniform. It should be toned down a bit - possible with a wash of the color of the face mixed with a little bit of either red or brown, such as burnt umber or something similar.

Regarding the string sutures, it can be made to look slimmer by not painting them too dark and perhaps do a lighter shade out on the sides. Or, cut the down and drill holes and use real string.

For teeth you should start with an ivory color and then do light washes and drybrushing of brown. You can also do it the other way around - do the brown first and then slowly drybrush the ivory color on the teeth without going all the way out to the edges, so you leave a darker edge, which will make the teeth look more natural.

It's from the bride of chucky. I'm still working on everything. Thanks for all the suggestions

 

[catielvargas83]

So this is where I am so far

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Much better. Much more subtle.

There are a few Chucky builds here on the forum. Could be an idea to search them out and see what other people have done.

 

[catielvargas83]

Much better. Much more subtle.

There are a few Chucky builds here on the forum. Could be an idea to search them out and see what other people have done.

Right now I'm trying to figure out how to use wire hangers to help make him posable

 

[catielvargas83]

This is where I am at as of today

 

[catielvargas83]

So I finally finished my chucky. Not to bad for a first time custom painted chucky. Since the last picture I have finished painting him. And reattached his head.

 

[catielvargas83]

Before and after.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Turned out great. Well done.

 

[catielvargas83]

Turned out great. Well done.

Thank you. Now I'm working on tiffany