A Wooly Addition

/
1 Comments
After reading about how wool can be used to soak up latex quite well I thought I'd start a little experiment on how well it works as a replacement for foam for the lightweight bulking up of puppets. First jobbie; ill see how it helps with the bulking out of hands and fingers and hopefully shortening the process of layering up the latex. Lets see how this works out once it's dry...





 And here's a little more progress on the goblin man, with a bit more skin and hair, stay tuned for more progress:

  



About Richard Whillock

A beardy bloke who is pleased by the production of puppets and the set-up of stop-motion stuffs. A love for the scruffy, the textured and the original.

You may also like

1 comment:

  1. Ben Whitehouse17 October 2011 at 21:07

    Looking great matey! All these build up heads are bloomin awesome

    ReplyDelete

Popular Posts

  • Suzie Templeton Interview
    A Suzie Templeton interview from Don't Panic Magazine: Your adaptation of Peter and the Wolf won the Oscar for Best Animated Short F...
  • First Lips
    To go with the preacher scene, I was having to make a lot of 'sausage'-mouths for the kind-of-lip-syncing (I say kind of as there...
  • First Stop Motion
    First job was to practice a walk cycle with replacement animation, which means that an individual model was made of each pose and then sim...
  • Rocketman Test 1
    Just a quick test of a run/jog cycle I hope to use for my 20 second short "Rocketman", I feel it looks a little stiff, but actuall...
  • Choi Xooang
    Keeping along the lines of sculpture and painting, I have to bring up the work of Chio Xooang. These strange pieces always seem to be a mix ...