I weathered my skull mask and it came out great! Might do some more work to it later, but for now I am halpy with it.
I weathered my skull mask and it came out great! Might do some more work to it later, but for now I am halpy with it.
The mask is going to be part of an undead king costume I am putting together! Can't wait until it's all done!
I’m just glad you’re halpy with it
36ReplySo damn halpy!
Here's the WIP costume I'm using it on.
It's still heavily being worked on. I'm adding fur trim to the cuffs and the opening on the front to give it more of a regal vibe.
42ReplyVery cool. However, belts don’t really work on skeletons.
9ReplyWow, that is one amazing looking costume. Nice work.
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What kind of techniques did you use to add the weathering effect?
14ReplyHere ya go!
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I am also curious.
4ReplyHonestly just accrylics and sponge brushes with some paper towels. I did the whole thing on my twitch stream. I'll be putting the vod up on my youtube tomorrow if you want to see it!
7ReplyHere ya go!
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Honestly just accrylics and sponge brushes with some paper towels. I did the whole thing on my twitch stream. I'll be putting the vod up on my youtube tomorrow if you want to see it!
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It almost looks like you just had a real skull lying around and made it into a mask. Great job!
11ReplyThank you! Doing weathering is a lot of fun, and it's actually pretty easy!
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You will be the star of that prom!
5ReplyThe absolute bell of the ball!
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Wow, excellent job! I love the character backstory that I read in the comments too.
2ReplyThanks! It's not super-duper fleshed out, just enough to cover inconsistencies and the weirdness of a fat skeleton!
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