oneuglymf
New Member
loosley followed the pinned mr I huntorial and Jaded's skin thread. My talented friend Robert Fordham (Local Artist) will be painting my suit to match the Paintjob Lee did on my P1 Mask.
Anyways, by now, we all know how to do this, and I can't possibly write up a better tutorial, so don't consider this a "How-to"
Materials used were 1 Gallon Monster maker latex
1 Mr I suit
4 rolls of duct tape
Wig-head
some foam brushes
3 packages of pom poms in different sizes
old hair dryer and a pedestal fan
I used pom poms to make the bumps on the skin. got the idea from Jaded's thread.
Me in the old Mr I suit, makin sure it fits
Old Tapey
Trying to envision the finished product. VISUALIZE PPL!!! I'm tellin ya!
The good stuff
First, I dab the pom poms in the latex and stuck them on the suit. Later I realize "Tis better to have put a coat of latex on, prior to applying pom poms, then to have no coat of latex, at all"
Now it is just a matter of layers upon layers, and drying time. We don't need a caption for each of these.
this is how it sits now.
While I've certainly seen better, for my first attempt, I'm satisfied this will look ok once the paint has been applied.
Any tips or tricks are welcomed and appreciated, and I ran out of latex and used my extra scratch for armour, so this will have to do for now. :S
Simon
Anyways, by now, we all know how to do this, and I can't possibly write up a better tutorial, so don't consider this a "How-to"
Materials used were 1 Gallon Monster maker latex
1 Mr I suit
4 rolls of duct tape
Wig-head
some foam brushes
3 packages of pom poms in different sizes
old hair dryer and a pedestal fan
I used pom poms to make the bumps on the skin. got the idea from Jaded's thread.
Me in the old Mr I suit, makin sure it fits
Old Tapey
Trying to envision the finished product. VISUALIZE PPL!!! I'm tellin ya!
The good stuff
First, I dab the pom poms in the latex and stuck them on the suit. Later I realize "Tis better to have put a coat of latex on, prior to applying pom poms, then to have no coat of latex, at all"
Now it is just a matter of layers upon layers, and drying time. We don't need a caption for each of these.
this is how it sits now.
While I've certainly seen better, for my first attempt, I'm satisfied this will look ok once the paint has been applied.
Any tips or tricks are welcomed and appreciated, and I ran out of latex and used my extra scratch for armour, so this will have to do for now. :S
Simon