More Alien!

Oh look, it's Christmas

A Glimpse of Things to Come

Made this mask just for fun, will be painting it and making a few more. Right now its only use is to be worn while I run around my apartment terrorizing my room mates. They love it.

I always knew there was something funny about him..

Birmeleon

Reasons I'm not friends with photoshop:
Photoshop: Everything's great!

Me: Yay! Everything's great!
Photoshop: I'm sleepy...

Me: Me too.

Photoshop: .....

Me: ?
Photoshop: ........ I quit.

Then cry. But after 3 hours of lost work (Why can't I EVER remember to save before this happens??) And another 3 hours of re-doing everything I lost, I'm mostly back on track to finish things for the semester.

My New Friend

This little cutie is made out of sculpey, apoxie and latex.

Fun With Faces

My brother came to visit me at school today so we did a face cast ( so that I can destroy his face over the Christmas break for fun) I also learned that we are the creepiest people ever.

Peeling Bubbling Goodness

Aliens: They're here and they're happy about it.

We applied some foam latex prosthetics today and had some fun...

Second application of gelatin prosthetic.

Another Handsome Man I Know

First time laying hair.

First try with gelatin prosthetic.

Finished Mask

Finally! The finished mask. It was done a few weeks ago but I have been working on a large project in Toronto (Which I will HOPEFULLY have images of eventually)

I would like to do several more of these in different colours and experimenting with different techniques, allowing myself to play around with an airbrush a little more.

Smoke Monster

For this project we were told to use an abstract image and turn it into a creature using Photoshop. This was my first time using a tablet and I'm pretty happy with it! Used smoke as my abstract image.

Portraits!

Something a little less gruesome for a change!

Some Good Looking Men I Know

Ouch! A Mosaic of Grossness

Oh, My Skull!

I started this sculpture from a block of Styrofoam and carved away at it until it looked like a skull! It was tedious and messy but turned out to be worth it. Still being worked on, but here's the progress so far!

I layered pieces of torn latex over the skull until completely covered, and now am in the process of painting it with a mix of pros-aide and acrylic paint washes to leave the skin looking nice and translucent. Afterwards I will cover the gory holes and airbrush the details onto the skin.

Monkey Fish Mask

This was the final sculpture of my monkey/fish mask. It will be made out of latex once it's finished and painted.

The plain rubber mask looks like this: