Making Resin Eye Forms For Silicone Busts

In this tutorial we explain the process of making eye forms for silicone busts. This project was born out of a late night sculpting session, an alligator eye form, and a conversation about the TV Miniseries V. I thought this would be a fun way to re-sculpt a Monster Clay lifecast. By the way, as of this uploading, this bust is still getting hair punched and the eyebrow is not at all where I would like it to be so don't judge me yet!
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[@PsychoAxeMan]

So much great info, thanks for all the tips.

[@brickintheyard]

Thanks!

[@DIYmonkey]

What is that liquid you are brushing on the monster clay to smooth it out?

[@alancj8619]

Do you know how to make mirrored molds? Like if I casted a hand of a figure and I wanted the other hand to be identical but. I can't sculpt it that way I can just make mold. Just asking because I have a problem with maintaining symmetry and consistency

[@brickintheyard]

No familiar with "mirrored" molds. Not sure how that would work.

[@alancj8619]

Brick In The Yard Mold Supply that's the best term i could use to describe it. I mean like mankind a right hand but somehow making a mold using the right hand cast to make the left hand. Sorry im so confusing

[@brickintheyard]

There isn't a way to that inverting a mold or modifying a mold. Thanks to 3D modeling, a part can be reversed in modeling software and then printed. Outside of the 3D printing world, you just sculpt or mold a left and right hand.