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* I WILL NOT reply to questions that were answered either here or by Qarrezel's tutorial, or by visiting the smooth-on website. Do not be offended if I don't answer such things but I simply don't have the time. *
↓THIS IS IMPORTANT ↓
◘ Read all directions with any substances you use and take all safety precautions. I will not be held responsible for people too dumb to read. ◘
*◙This is my first time doing this, I'm sure that there's something, somewhere, that I did wrong. On top of that there are things that could be done better as well. Don't use this as a tutorial, It's meant more to just give a little more of an idea behind how this is done.◙*
Head Form: http://www.monstermakers.com/produc.....life-size.html don't use the small styrofoam ones, they aren't the proper size.
Clay: Make sure its sulfur-free, I used soft Prima Plastilina.
Silicone/Resin/everything else you need: http://www.smooth-on.com/Getting-St.....218/index.html enough to make one head :3
Along with these you will need;
Disposable mixing cups
Sticks for stirring
Disposable brush
Gloves
5. First layer all done! For the next layer add a drop or two of thickener to make life easier.
6. Poured out both parts and have thickener ready.
7. Put all parts into cup and mixed, don't forget thickener otherwise you'll be going insane with the dripping!
8. Forgot to take pictures between these but basically just the 3 other layers finished. It's the same process but after the first 2 I used between 3-4 drops of thickener.
Part 1: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8395451/
Part 2: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8395451/
Part 3: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8395532/
There is a better, actual, tutorial here
1. http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gall.....80403#/d1p7axf
2.http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gall.....80403#/d1p7sgk
3.http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gall.....80403#/d1p7wjy
↓THIS IS IMPORTANT ↓
◘ Read all directions with any substances you use and take all safety precautions. I will not be held responsible for people too dumb to read. ◘
*◙This is my first time doing this, I'm sure that there's something, somewhere, that I did wrong. On top of that there are things that could be done better as well. Don't use this as a tutorial, It's meant more to just give a little more of an idea behind how this is done.◙*
Head Form: http://www.monstermakers.com/produc.....life-size.html don't use the small styrofoam ones, they aren't the proper size.
Clay: Make sure its sulfur-free, I used soft Prima Plastilina.
Silicone/Resin/everything else you need: http://www.smooth-on.com/Getting-St.....218/index.html enough to make one head :3
Along with these you will need;
Disposable mixing cups
Sticks for stirring
Disposable brush
Gloves
5. First layer all done! For the next layer add a drop or two of thickener to make life easier.
6. Poured out both parts and have thickener ready.
7. Put all parts into cup and mixed, don't forget thickener otherwise you'll be going insane with the dripping!
8. Forgot to take pictures between these but basically just the 3 other layers finished. It's the same process but after the first 2 I used between 3-4 drops of thickener.
Part 1: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8395451/
Part 2: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8395451/
Part 3: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8395532/
There is a better, actual, tutorial here
1. http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gall.....80403#/d1p7axf
2.http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gall.....80403#/d1p7sgk
3.http://qarrezel.deviantart.com/gall.....80403#/d1p7wjy
Category All / Fursuit
Species Canine (Other)
Size 1280 x 1200px
File Size 1.16 MB
This is the method how I make theese mask too, but I always have problems to make a perfec copy of the mold, cause the rebound rubber will be too ... springy?! and I can't spill correct... maybe if I get 2-3 people to hold in places... Can I ask about some advice? :< You're the first who I saw and used the rebound... ;u; thank you! I'm looking forward to your response!
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