Whillock: August 2010

White/blue moonlight + Orange/warm streetlightcombined: Feedback always welcome

Dandy Hands

Back to standard plasticine hands, not too shabby after all, but just a bit delicate, so will have to be careful manipulating them. A light wash of brown and green acrylic makes them blend into the rest of the body pretty

Hands Everywhere!

So, the casting worked much better than anticipated, and with a little trimming, the hands were useable and looking good! However, as they dried further, they got darker and darker, until they were a deep orange and completely mismatched skin-tone. Having

Mold Making Part 2

Right, next steps, adding a pliable wire skeleton to the hand mold: A couple of drops of red and yellow ink to the latex to give it a slightly more fleshy tone. No idea if this will work or not. Fill up

How-to: Stop-mo Hands Mould

Dead Love, How-to, Summer 2010

Making the original hand in sculpey around a firm metal tool for support: Setting the mould in place in a sealed box, and choosing what to use as markers so the two halves fit together well, two polystyrene balls chosen. Once first

Lorries and Swappable Bodyparts

Finishing up some final parts of the set, the lorry back and the last bit of paving. The set is as good as done now, except for a splash of blood here and a bit of dirt there. Next major concern

Tiling and Tires

Now moving onto making the back of the lorry that'll be visible blocking off one of the streets: And tiling some of the roof of one side of the street:

More Urban Detail

Lights and Mistakes