Oh, and none of this applies if your subject has latex sensitivity. In that case they'll go into anaphylactic shock, swell up like a balloon, and die. A cool effect, to be sure, but you can only really do it once. So make it count!
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Quick and Dirty Wound Makeup
Cassie7 at the Halloween Forum brings us a tutorial on creating wounds using liquid latex, oatmeal, and craft paint. Beyond the fact that it uses easily available off-the-shelf materials it's also fast. With a blow dryer to speed drying something like this can be completed in just minutes. It's also a great base technique that can be customized depending on your needs. Change the color scheme from black/red to green/yellow and you have icky pustules. Then add some maggots to really take it over the top.
Oh, and none of this applies if your subject has latex sensitivity. In that case they'll go into anaphylactic shock, swell up like a balloon, and die. A cool effect, to be sure, but you can only really do it once. So make it count!
Oh, and none of this applies if your subject has latex sensitivity. In that case they'll go into anaphylactic shock, swell up like a balloon, and die. A cool effect, to be sure, but you can only really do it once. So make it count!
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For those of you want to “bone up” early on Propnomicon tutorials about wounds might consider:
A previous post about latex wounds http://propnomicon.blogspot.com/2013/10/quick-and-dirty-latex-wounds.html
You really, really need washable blood http://propnomicon.blogspot.com/2011/10/washable-blood.html
Skinless arm http://propnomicon.blogspot.com/2013/07/under-skin.html
Removable eye and open socket http://propnomicon.blogspot.com/2013/08/if-thine-eye-offend-thee.html
Looks like it would be great for that pesky rash that the "crossed" get, if such a effect was needed.
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