How to create a Gelatin Prosthetic (sculpt, mold, cast)

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Today we are going to create a Zombie/Monster gelatin prosthetic.

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if you put cling wrap over the clay and draw on wrinkles then it makes them more realistic

adelphebadior

I like that intro…. “Hi guys today we’re gonna sculp again

madhatyr

Great tutorial!
Tip: i always out a lot of vaseline on my positive cast and whipe it off so my clay doesn't move around that much( water works also :))

bartwieling

This is a perfect tutorial for me to make a Phantom of the Opera face prosthetic.

MrSlushee

I love the music. Makes it much nicer to watch! :)

Atlashon

Thanks for making a great tutorial! The technics are terrific.

ilikeoptter

Great tutorial! The noseless face cast actually looks really cool. Could be aged/textured and used as a prop or something.

ChrisLeRose

This was very helpful! Thanks for sharing :)

_ecedinc

Question. Is the gelatin-based prosthetic liquid more or less prone to tearing than liquid latex? I want to create webbing for my fingers. I was gonna use latex, but if my one friend is at the con, she's horribly allergic to it. :/

Chibi-Fisch

GREAT music, too! reminded me of james brown

mari-atonjalkanen

I love it you are soo chill and optimistic! <3

realhaterelate

Nice nice nice job! And also, ... I loved the music! That bass

gabrielmcgann

Hi. Thanx for the video!!! I made a gelatine mask like this but its pretty heavy - half a liter of gelatin. But im having trouble glueing it to the face. I tried the same gelatine, which works good but dries up in just 10 seconds and its hard to work with. i HEARD PRO-Aide is the way to go, but can't get it here in bolivia. So I tried MASTIX from kryolan - which didn't work either. it only glued to the face and not to the mask. Do you know any alternatives to pro-aide?

flashmavi