Here is the fifth part of the series that Doug TenNapel is recording on the stop-mo project he's doing with the Chiodo Brothers. In this one, they are mixing the foam for the model, and injecting it into the mold. Also, remember to check out our own, Stop-Motion Specials.
This week I am unfortunately busy with some personal projects, but in my place I bring you a guest blog by forum user Trspballer7, he made these great goggles, and I think they deserved to be shared. I should be back next week with a tutorial of my own, but I am always open to taking user submitted tutorials so people can see your hard work. Swing by the thread here, and submit your own tutorial, and if it's good enough, I might post it up soon! But for now,...
So you want to smash a boulder over one of your actors head, but you don't want that to be the final scene of their career? The answer is obvious, you need a fake rock.
Then I started gluing them together, a nice strong glue, like a wood glue would work for this, or hot glue.
You've requested it, now i'm going to try to cover it, how to make fake, ancient looking, bones. These can be used for fake crime scenes, anything involving cavemen, or even broken and spirit gummed to skin for major injuries or advanced zombie make-up, and thankfully won't cost a ridiculous amount like if you ordered professional resing cast bones from a medical supplier.
Start with some styrofoam tubes and spheres. Measure the bone for how long it should be, you can use yourself as a reference...
out of cardboard, foam, and spray paint. Host Erik Beck shows you how to fulfill that craving for a giant, angry sandwich. Quick Tip: Cardboard and aluminum foil make a great light reflector. Featured Flick: "In da Hood" by On Rye LTD.
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