My Predator 2 Elder Mask Step by Step "in Brazil"

New Photos of Details,,, Dreads and more!!!

Today! 2009, : )

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Damn fine work on that P2


My Friend PSDISC!!! Thank you man!!!

Look.... i post now more photos

More Dreads and Making a Dread... of Foam Tube + Super Bond "Glue"
Cut tube in two parts and paste, paste, paste

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I like how you sculpted your own head first to get the measurements and fit right... outstanding, brother!! This mask shows a mad talent!
 
Hello friends HUNTERLAIR! I am sending some more pictures of a new mask that made some changes in the spines of the forehead, skin color, and also in texture of skin'll put the Dreads a friend Bamboie the same forum, thank you for sending me Bamboie the Dreads. Also can follow my process of creation by youtube.com/b100974.
I show it step by step every step from the mold until the final painting! Big hug to all and Thank you again!

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Hi... what I show here is a step-by-step starting from the plaster mold of my head to the construction of the dreads, all done here in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

To make the head mold I used “Alginato - protudo dental” which is also called “stone plaster” in Portuguese (in English I believe it is “Alginate”), and then I used clay to start the modelling.

When the modelling was completed, we took the plaster mold off, and the next step was cleansing the mold to eliminate every clay residue. I then set 10 layers of latex in each half of the mold, sealing it... it then goes into the oven (100ooC) until completely dry, around 1 to 2 days.

I then painted it with plastic paint (or just acrylic paint), and do retouching with nail varnish (especially on the mouth) and draw some veins with pen (permanent marker) and brush.

Next I powdered everything with talc so that the paint doesn’t stick to the hands/fingers and also to give it a “oldie-look”, and finally a layer of varnish to fix all the paint!!!!

The dreads were done out of Foam Latex tubes, cut in different sizes (hoses used in air-conditioning installation, bought in a rubber & foam store) and the trinkets used for decoration came from varied sources - some I sculpted with resin, others working from soft-drink metal caps or ready-made from different bijouterie/cheap-jewel stores (I even used a couple models of teeth which I got from a dentist friend and that were not yet set when I did these photos)! 

I think these are the main steps. If any of you have tips or doubts, please feel free to contact me.

I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, my name is Beto (short for Robert), my email is b100974@gmail.com , and I have a Flickr with a lot more photos at www.flickr.com/photos/betoartur

Thks, best ! 
hi i'm new and i have to said that's the best mask ever ^w^i'm fan of predators like wow^^
i'm also make sculpt too, only ceramic^^'soon i'm going to make one too
some questions:
1- what kind of clay is that ceramic or modeling?
2- u use yeast too right?
3-can u show me the materials u use plz?
4-is that mask is for using or decorating?
my name is ida aka moonclaw and i live in puerto rico to let u know ^^
see ya ^w^!
 
Hi... what I show here is a step-by-step starting from the plaster mold of my head to the construction of the dreads, all done here in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

To make the head mold I used “Alginato - protudo dental” which is also called “stone plaster” in Portuguese (in English I believe it is “Alginate”), and then I used clay to start the modelling.

When the modelling was completed, we took the plaster mold off, and the next step was cleansing the mold to eliminate every clay residue. I then set 10 layers of latex in each half of the mold, sealing it... it then goes into the oven (100ooC) until completely dry, around 1 to 2 days.

I then painted it with plastic paint (or just acrylic paint), and do retouching with nail varnish (especially on the mouth) and draw some veins with pen (permanent marker) and brush.

Next I powdered everything with talc so that the paint doesn’t stick to the hands/fingers and also to give it a “oldie-look”, and finally a layer of varnish to fix all the paint!!!!

The dreads were done out of Foam Latex tubes, cut in different sizes (hoses used in air-conditioning installation, bought in a rubber & foam store) and the trinkets used for decoration came from varied sources - some I sculpted with resin, others working from soft-drink metal caps or ready-made from different bijouterie/cheap-jewel stores (I even used a couple models of teeth which I got from a dentist friend and that were not yet set when I did these photos)! 

I think these are the main steps. If any of you have tips or doubts, please feel free to contact me.

I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, my name is Beto (short for Robert), my email is b100974@gmail.com , and I have a Flickr with a lot more photos at www.flickr.com/photos/betoartur

Thks, best ! 
almost forgot did u make theeth too in clay?
moonclaw ;)
 
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