[scarygiant]

Each one of these is a first for me. Started with the full corpse. I used the melting plastic method. I learned a lot while doing it. The next full corpse will be much better. Then I moved on to the bloody torso, for this I used cotton balls dipped in latex caulk mixed with mineral spirits. I really liked this way. Made it look more gruesome. Then I moved on to the Demon Head. I went through a few different iterations of it. First it was just a plain red skull with horns, then I used plastic to corpse it (turned out crappy), and then went back to the cotton ball method. But this time I "Sculpted" it into more of a face. I am happy with how it turned out. Learned a whole lot while doing all of this.

 

[TheHalloweenGuru]

Are you sure this is your first time with this?

 

[scarygiant]

Are you sure this is your first time with this?

Yup. I watched a lot of videos and just winged it. I do not have a very good imagination so I cant picture what I want it to look like before I do it. I just keep adding stuff until I like it. The best thing about making this kind of stuff is you have a ton of wiggle room for mistakes. A little black paint or a little more plastic covers up all your problems. I am also not very artistic and I am colorblind. So the painting part is the hardest part for me.

 

[TheHalloweenGuru]

Yup. I watched a lot of videos and just winged it. I do not have a very good imagination so I cant picture what I want it to look like before I do it. I just keep adding stuff until I like it. The best thing about making this kind of stuff is you have a ton of wiggle room for mistakes. A little black paint or a little more plastic covers up all your problems. I am also not very artistic and I am colorblind. So the painting part is the hardest part for me.

You're a natural, I'm way too clumsy to make props