obiwan kowalski
Well-Known Member
30 years ago I saw behind the scenes video of A Nightmare on Elm St and fell in love with the make-up effects. Up until now, I never gave it a try aside from basic stage make-up in the high school plays back in the 90s. Finally time, inspiration and a little disposable income have lined up. Here is my WIP of a Working Joe mask from the game Alien Isolation, mistakes and all.
I started with having a friend help me make a life cast of my head. Do not do this after a night of partying. I either fell asleep in the chair or passed out. The cast got damaged and did not come out perfect. Later I had some help patching the tears in the silicon and made a positive with ultrcal 30.
The forehead ended up with a huge indent giving it a cro-mag look to it. I filled it in with clay along with the other holes and imperfections.
I started with having a friend help me make a life cast of my head. Do not do this after a night of partying. I either fell asleep in the chair or passed out. The cast got damaged and did not come out perfect. Later I had some help patching the tears in the silicon and made a positive with ultrcal 30.
The forehead ended up with a huge indent giving it a cro-mag look to it. I filled it in with clay along with the other holes and imperfections.