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How to get Spotty Coverage and Cracking?
With what would you paint a model in order to get interesting textures, possibly cracking, or uneven, overly light coverage here and there? Preferably in stark white. I'm thinking of something along these lines http://www.stepheneastwood.com/currentb … ex0001.jpg (photo by Stephen Eastwood) Oct 31 10 03:03 pm Link Thick product application - like Mehron liquid or such - with a hair dryer assist to dry. The thicker the application, the larger the texture. BUT, the longer the product will take to dry. Big cracks take paaaaatience. Try mixing body paint with clay face mask. Or, mixed with flour. Experiment. NOTE: Body hair will really make a matted mess that interferes with the cracking. Oct 31 10 04:26 pm Link For the movie Monster, Charlize Theron was transformed using several layers of foundation, each a slightly different tone, then distressed. Oct 31 10 04:34 pm Link thanks Nov 01 10 01:20 am Link Ben Nye has a mud powder and it comes in a couple of different shades, you can mix it with water and has a similar effect when dry. Nov 01 10 03:26 am Link beauty spot productions wrote: Is there another name for this? I can't find it. Nov 01 10 07:13 pm Link NothingIsRealButTheGirl wrote: Sorry about that Nov 01 10 07:23 pm Link thanks Nov 01 10 07:43 pm Link No problems, I think the ash is your best bet Nov 01 10 07:47 pm Link |
