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Thank you for your wonderful teaching skills. Your patience and humility lend themselves so well to what you’re teaching. Your attention to detail and your clear explanations make following your videos a real pleasure. Thanks again!

Thanks for sharing your experience with us! It’s appreciated. 😊

Thank you for sharing with us brilliant work. I have been making prosthetics for about 14 years. It never gets boring. I love it when all the pieces are put onto the face and hands then character comes to life.

Waiting for my next check to order the last remaining materials to make some pancake molds. Thank you for an efficient and more affordable way to make molds 🤘

Thank you Steve for the positive and motivational videos 🙏

Thank you for all the tips and tricks! I wanted to ask, now that Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is coming out, what story is behind the Beetlejuice head that you have at your shop and how as the wig made?

Thanks for that input. 😊

Lowe’s also has that burlap. It’s in where the ground barrier. Usually outside.

Great tutorial...subbed

What about oderless mineral spirits

Great stuff Steve...

Awesome thanks Steve

Steve, great stuff... Young students can learn it all from you. No one does it better... 👍🏼

Hey Steve thanks for the video! Always great to see tips from the masters. I'm in my late 40's and just now getting back into sculpting which I have not done since my days as a wannabe effects artist in the late 80's/early 90s, so it's great to see content like this. Really enjoying your channel!

Ooo gotta save this for later for when I get to texturing my sculpture

i love this story and thank you for the tutorial for this silicone mask! i love it!

Just discovered this channel! Subscribed :) I will just say that I am huge fan of your work! Especially your work with the TV series LOST. By the way, is it true that you used collodion on the character of John Locke to make up the scar? Did you first use colored collodion or a colored make-up underneath? How can you apply collodion to the same place many shooting days on a row? I think I read somewhere that you shouldn't apply collodion to the same spot on the skin several days in a row. I would LOVE a own episode where you maybe can talk about you work on LOST and the about the techniques, products you used and maybe some other stories and details or maybe even some demonstrations :)

How much cabosil do you add?

Can you include the products you use in your description? If you want to link affiliate Amazon links, you can probably make some referral money.

The process is amazing. Thanks for posting this stuff

Awesome! You did a great job bringing Eddie to life. I hope someone will bring the entire Eddie from Stranger In A Strange Land to life one day. Head to to with the wide brim hat and trench coat. The camera red eye and the muscle mixed with aluminum skeleton.

All that stuff over his nose and in his mouth. Suh control

The last time I saw dental work like that was on John Ritter on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as Ted.

Dude you fucking killed that piece! The dental work is exquisite I'm impressed with the entire facade you totally brought Eddie to life!

Hey Steve! Saw you starting this but didn’t get to see the final product at Monsterpalooza so thanks for posting this. Such a killer makeup!!

Great stuff Steve...

Thank you for having me it was a pleasure to see all your hard work come to life!

Haha! So amazing to see this all put together. Fabulous demo...can't wait to see the bts proccess

Very impressive!!!

I love Iron Maiden, I've seen them in concert 3 times!!!

Really glad you started this youtube channel. I watched your Stan Winston course recently. This stuff is absolute gold for anyone learning makeup FX.

This is so well illustrated with concise narration, that it's got to be interesting even for people just curious about Special Makeup Effects. This is essential viewing for novices, students and professionals alike.

123...Very nice work..I have subs

was the resin TC-1630?

Bravo, Steve! Truer words were never spoken.

Boy do I remember the day we shot this! And your final work did look great! Kudos to you and the great stunt lady.

As always, great job!

Such good stuff, Steve! Gruesome!

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Great story

This video is phenomenal. Riley is an extraordinarily cooperative subject. Mom is a little apprehensive (appropriate that she's there.) But you've demonstrated how to be prepared and maintain control of the procedure, calmly, reassuring and professional. I think that's what gives the subject confidence and determination to go through with the whole thing. Beautiful cast! Kudos.

Awesome!!!

You're the best at figuring all this stuff out!

Thanks Ed, I can always use feedback.😊

Great, concise, very informative and engagingly presented!

Hey Steve! I've been really enjoying all your videos- especially this one! I'd love to know how you've kept up your passion and stamina for this craft throughout your decades. I could really use your expert advice on how to manage stress, mental health and burn out during industry hardships.

Never thought to use silicone rubber mats. That number seven looks nifty.

All of this is very valuable information! The one addition I would personally make is, professionally learn how to say "no!". There are a lot of jobs floating out there that can be, (and usually are), professionally, morally, and/or illegally objectionable. Although, some of them will pay extremely well, they are not worth it in the end. Some folks will look down on you for turning down such jobs. But, you will be better off for it long term. It can be a very tough decision, at times. But, it it far better to be seen as someone who has the strength to stand up for what they believe in, than be someone seen to be willing to do anything for a fast buck. Again, it WILL be very hard to avoid at times. But, long term, it will benefit your career to steer clear of such things.

Sometimes making the thing, to make the thing, is as much fun, if not more, than making the Thing 😁

I hope to fill in a lot of the gaps on specific areas so check back. I’m working hard with my limited time to put together more helpful & informational content.👍🏻