How to create a Gelatin Prosthetic (sculpt, mold, cast)

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  • @adelphebadior5142
    @adelphebadior5142 8 років тому +151

    if you put cling wrap over the clay and draw on wrinkles then it makes them more realistic

  • @bartwieling
    @bartwieling 9 років тому +36

    Great tutorial!
    Tip: i always out a lot of vaseline on my positive cast and whipe it off so my clay doesn't move around that much( water works also :))

  • @ChrisLeRose
    @ChrisLeRose 2 роки тому +2

    Great tutorial! The noseless face cast actually looks really cool. Could be aged/textured and used as a prop or something.

  • @ilikeoptter
    @ilikeoptter 7 років тому +8

    Thanks for making a great tutorial! The technics are terrific.

  • @MrSlushee22
    @MrSlushee22 4 роки тому +6

    This is a perfect tutorial for me to make a Phantom of the Opera face prosthetic.

  • @madhatyr
    @madhatyr 10 місяців тому +4

    I like that intro…. “Hi guys today we’re gonna sculp again

  • @ecedincb
    @ecedincb 8 років тому +11

    This was very helpful! Thanks for sharing :)

  • @Atlashon
    @Atlashon 6 років тому +3

    I love the music. Makes it much nicer to watch! :)

  • @tonyblohsh
    @tonyblohsh 7 років тому +45

    THE FACE CAST IS NOW VOLDEMORT

  • @flashmavi
    @flashmavi 8 років тому +26

    Hi. Thanx for the video!!! I made a gelatine mask like this but its pretty heavy - half a liter of gelatin. But im having trouble glueing it to the face. I tried the same gelatine, which works good but dries up in just 10 seconds and its hard to work with. i HEARD PRO-Aide is the way to go, but can't get it here in bolivia. So I tried MASTIX from kryolan - which didn't work either. it only glued to the face and not to the mask. Do you know any alternatives to pro-aide?

    • @xSTRACIATELLABELLA
      @xSTRACIATELLABELLA 8 років тому +4

      flashmavi you should use spirit gum or prosaide!

    • @flashmavi
      @flashmavi 8 років тому +3

      Thanx! If you could choose, for a haevy gelatin face mask, which one would you say is stronger? Spirit gum or pros-aide?

    • @madelinestecher
      @madelinestecher 8 років тому +5

      flashmavi Definitely Pros-Aide, but spirit gum works really well too. Just keep in mind you have to buy a remover too. If you are wearing the mask for a coupla hours I say Spirit Gum, but for longer Pros-Aide.

    • @Ianjowett1
      @Ianjowett1 8 років тому +3

      with gelatine it really helps adhesion if you first spray the inside of the prosthetic with a make up sealor such as krylon fixer spray or ben nye final seal. prosaide should be fine then

    • @flashmavi
      @flashmavi 8 років тому +4

      AHA. THANX!!! i will try that

  • @realhaterelate3647
    @realhaterelate3647 6 років тому +2

    I love it you are soo chill and optimistic!

  • @gabriellemartin6540
    @gabriellemartin6540 6 років тому

    a tip for wrinkles.. draw them over top of a a plastic sandwich bag itll make smoother lines and they wont be as deep

  • @MadPaperPeople
    @MadPaperPeople 6 років тому +1

    for plaster to plaster separation use washing up liquid 50.50 % water tip from dental lab technician

  • @gabrielmcgann7736
    @gabrielmcgann7736 8 років тому

    Nice nice nice job! And also,... I loved the music! That bass

  • @Chibi-Fisch
    @Chibi-Fisch 5 років тому +4

    Question. Is the gelatin-based prosthetic liquid more or less prone to tearing than liquid latex? I want to create webbing for my fingers. I was gonna use latex, but if my one friend is at the con, she's horribly allergic to it. :/

  • @mari-atonjalkanen9920
    @mari-atonjalkanen9920 4 роки тому

    GREAT music, too! reminded me of james brown

  • @KIDPRODIGY69
    @KIDPRODIGY69 6 років тому

    ik u used water in the bowl so idk if that helped any but if u store ur clay in a large gabage bag with water in it or in a bowl in the same bag itll keep it moist and leave no need for the water bowl at ur work station but over all amazing talent

  • @by_dootje
    @by_dootje 3 роки тому

    Verry helpful thnx for sharing 😇

  • @imjesusdad6361
    @imjesusdad6361 6 років тому +1

    If I just wanted to make something look flat, and un-textured with a gelatin prosthetic, could I just put it on a flat surface, wait for it to dry, then peel it off?

  • @PENFOLD1962
    @PENFOLD1962 5 років тому +1

    Could you use builders CLEAR SILICONE instead of the gelatin ? Brilliant job 👍😆👍

  • @carlosdiezcancino4687
    @carlosdiezcancino4687 2 роки тому

    Excelente, es muy realista, saludos desde Perú amigo.

  • @BorisUKR
    @BorisUKR 6 років тому +2

    Hi there. Do you know how to make a prosthetic with cheap materials, but a hard one, instead of soft and gelatinous. I'm thinking of some kind of hard protuberance.
    Many thanks!

  • @halkasapin
    @halkasapin 8 років тому +13

    How long will the finished product last and is it reusable? I made gelatin cubes with 2 packets and 2/3 cup water and it started breaking down after 24 hours.

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +11

      Hey, you have to make sure to heat up the gelatin before you use it or put it to the side to use it another day and you also need to add glycerin.
      Make sure to check out the "How to make SFX Gelatin" tutorial we made ua-cam.com/video/qYA8jm8jyXo/v-deo.html . The product you see in this video is still sitting on our desk right at this moment and looks exactly the same way as on the day we made it.
      Good Luck and don't stop trying! You can ask if you got any more questions. :D

  • @Rayz0DdWoRld
    @Rayz0DdWoRld 9 років тому +18

    Are you going to do a video on how to apply the prosthetic?
    Also great job!

  • @LunovaLabs
    @LunovaLabs 7 років тому

    Very cool!!!

  • @classybyjen
    @classybyjen 5 років тому +1

    That is so interesting! I need to make these for some of the transformations I do.

  • @ckidjr85
    @ckidjr85 8 років тому

    do u think it will turn out well if i used play doh and maybe like a mask they used on Halloween thats solid colors like blue, white, red, if you know what i mean

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому

      Hey, sorry i don't really know what you mean. :D But if you mean if you could sculpt with play doh and than cast the play doh sculpt, I would say you could try it but you'll probably won't get an as detailed sculpt.
      But if you got nothing to lose just give it a try. :D

    • @ckidjr85
      @ckidjr85 8 років тому

      SpecialFx Nerds i meant sculpting with play doh and i tried it. you were right. it didn't come out as detailed and some residue from play doh was in the inside of it

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +1

      OK! yeah thats what I thought. But at least you tried it and know better now. :D
      Use oil based clay than you'll most likely get your wanted result.
      Check the description of the video! There you'll find an amazon link to the clay you could use.

    • @ckidjr85
      @ckidjr85 8 років тому

      SpecialFx Nerds lol, it was a cool learning experience. ill definitely use the oil base clay next time.

  • @xynthiawan
    @xynthiawan 6 років тому +1

    Dude plz make mor video ommmmmm this is awesome!!!!

  • @thestifland
    @thestifland 8 років тому +2

    Is the original positive face cast to build on generic? or one made of your face so it fits better? if so, is there a video showing how to make the original cast for my face, thanks

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +1

      Hi, no its a custom face cast. We have a tutorial called "How to cast a nose" ua-cam.com/video/9UNCPaVdJFk/v-deo.html you can watch this and apply it to your whole face.

  • @SpecialFxNerds
    @SpecialFxNerds  9 років тому +11

    Thats a good idea thanks! Next time :)

  • @khaoulaamrijouidel6566
    @khaoulaamrijouidel6566 Рік тому +1

    How do you make the gelatine edges thinner ??

  • @yolandasanchez1752
    @yolandasanchez1752 2 роки тому

    Que material es el color violeta? Alginato? Escayola ? Gracias

  • @charstarpey
    @charstarpey 9 років тому +1

    nice work! can't wait to see more!

  • @danskretteburg
    @danskretteburg 2 роки тому +1

    What is your face cast made of? Do you have a video on how you made it?

  • @dragonfirebeauty2498
    @dragonfirebeauty2498 8 років тому +7

    hey! love the video. I was wondering, with the face cast can you re-use them? thanks

  • @bernadine7522
    @bernadine7522 8 років тому +1

    wow awesome video! did you also make the face cast? do you have a video showing how you made it? thank you for this!

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  7 років тому +1

      we have a tutorial called "How to cast a nose." ua-cam.com/video/9UNCPaVdJFk/v-deo.html you can watch this and just apply it to your whole face.

    • @mimycarrillo4846
      @mimycarrillo4846 5 років тому

      Use plaster bandages into your face.But firt vaselina then wait for it to dry.Remove And u have it

  • @jenniferleisl195
    @jenniferleisl195 8 років тому +1

    can yo do the same thing but use liquid latex instead of gelatin

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому

      Yes, actually you can, we did it to. The only thing is that when the liquid latex dries it shrinks a bit so it could be that your not able to wear it properly.

  • @turcpac
    @turcpac 8 років тому

    good video, just wanted to ask how did you create your face caste? Is there a video?

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому

      check out this video ua-cam.com/video/9UNCPaVdJFk/v-deo.html and ally it to your whole face.

  • @mikenino3172
    @mikenino3172 3 роки тому

    Kool but why didn't you do the hole face the mouth and chin are missing.

  • @TTKS818
    @TTKS818 2 роки тому

    Love your videos!! Where do you get the face?

  • @themotherspassport4458
    @themotherspassport4458 2 роки тому

    so you didnt make the gelatin for the prosthetic? also im only 2:48 min long into the video how long does this store for, if you are making it ahead of time for halloween?

  • @agungchintya9024
    @agungchintya9024 10 місяців тому

    Amazing !

  • @ghost179-f2v
    @ghost179-f2v 4 роки тому

    Question why can't you put the gylentin right on the scult why do you need the plaster just saying ..and can you if you have no plaster

  • @gabiblake976
    @gabiblake976 8 років тому +48

    ah, that sucks that your face cast broke. You could have just used some powder or olive oil in place of release spray :(

  • @jaisonsfavorites383
    @jaisonsfavorites383 8 років тому +3

    how to prepare the gelatin cream? nd what u used for the mold making blue substance

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +5

      Hey, check out the " How to make SFX Gelatin " tutorial ua-cam.com/video/qYA8jm8jyXo/v-deo.html . There we explain how to make it. And there is nothing special we used to turn the mold blue. It is just the plaster which is blue.

  • @LoneKuroRaifu
    @LoneKuroRaifu 2 роки тому

    Vaseline makes a good mold release as well

  • @nataliasliwowska4571
    @nataliasliwowska4571 3 роки тому

    once its done, how do you best attach the gelatine mask to the face ? with more gelatine?

  • @bogusiastepien7949
    @bogusiastepien7949 3 роки тому

    Can you use foundation to add color to the gelatin?

  • @alexderkombinator3385
    @alexderkombinator3385 4 роки тому

    Very interesting video!

  • @wa.nderlvst
    @wa.nderlvst 2 роки тому +1

    Fantastic tutorial, thank you!

  • @loribennett5724
    @loribennett5724 7 років тому +1

    thanks for this tutorial you are absolutely correct you the artist has to like what you sculpt

  • @tiphainemangot1914
    @tiphainemangot1914 8 років тому

    Hello! Nice video! The blue paster you used can be any other plaster? (white, paris plaster...) Thank's !

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  7 років тому

      The blue color has nothing to do with the abilities of the plaster :D its just normal plaster so I guess... yes u can

  • @wearethesolution9136
    @wearethesolution9136 7 років тому +2

    how did you do your plaster mold? Its really good. Thanks for making this video

  • @unholycheeseburger
    @unholycheeseburger 8 місяців тому

    great video! Thanks!

  • @keliyoung3020
    @keliyoung3020 4 роки тому

    What kinda clay do you need to use for when making face sculptures any kind of clay or a specific kind

    • @VivS_isme
      @VivS_isme 3 роки тому

      I would use oil based clay

  • @rosewingcosmetics4623
    @rosewingcosmetics4623 8 років тому

    Loveeee love your channel

  • @epicalfusrodah
    @epicalfusrodah 6 років тому

    What is this magical music? I need to know! Awesome video

  • @kjorndog
    @kjorndog 8 років тому +3

    Is it possible to reuse this prosthetic more than once if you're careful in removing it? I was also looking at latex prosthetics and they seem to tear extremely easily.

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +2

      If you are careful with it you could probably reuse it, yes.

  • @grenarap1954
    @grenarap1954 6 років тому

    Muy buen vídeo , te ganastes un like sos lo máximo , pero ayúdame dime cómo se llama esa masa que vos usas en el moldeo xfa ayúdame gracias x tu atención.!l

  • @gabrielelalonde110
    @gabrielelalonde110 6 років тому +1

    Hey specialfx nerds! Random question over here if you ever read me ( I love your stuff). I graduated in a costume design program at a renown school in montreal for its design program, and I've been looking to do work like this, as it is quite fascinating to me.. now, i've tried researching where I could work for a company that does what you do.. for the life of me, I can't find anything! Is there anything that I could use for my research? Thanks for your answer if ever you do!

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  6 років тому

      Hey thank you first of all, appreciate it. Have you ever done SpecialFX Make up or something like it? I know there are a lot of great schools teaching it. I for my part am no professional in any kinda way. Im doing it for fun and trying to find and show cheap and easy ways to replicate things they do in the professional world. Didn´t do any videos the last few ... for a while now since they are a lot of work and I´m pretty busy with work etc.. But back to you if you intend to do it professionally I would recommend you'd do a course or school where u have the material to do such things and where they show you how to do it. Those classes can be very pricey though. But the thing that is very important about these classes is not just what you learn but the connections you get out of it. So there is one class/school/workshop which is really good its the cinema makeup school www.cinemamakeup.com ... but like I said its very pricey.... If there are any companies which are doing these things which you actually asked for ... I honestly don't really know but I would recommend .... you love watching movies ?? I guess so.... so watch the credits of your favorite movies if they have a lot of special effects in them for example "the lord of the rings" and look for the name of the "Lead MakeUp Artist", "SpecialFX Artist" or something like that, write it down and google it. Check out what they did and where they worked. Maybe that will help you a bit. :)
      Greetz !

  • @RobiArce
    @RobiArce 7 років тому

    What is the "Release spray" you make reference to? The one that is used on the cast so that the plaster doesn't stick to the base cast.

  • @eduardoluisrl
    @eduardoluisrl 8 років тому +3

    would you mind giving me the list of the materials used in this tutorial?

  • @peaches3416
    @peaches3416 7 років тому

    Is there any way that you can prepaint this product before application? and what paints would i use?

    • @gravityhero640
      @gravityhero640 7 років тому

      Dingdongdiddlydick Thin washes of pax paint. It's just pros-aide mixed with some acrylic paint. You thin it down with some water and paint washes to get 80% of the painting done. The rest should be done after application so you can adjust and blend into your skin tones.

  • @photographystudent
    @photographystudent 5 років тому

    Are you using the gelatin but calling it clay? If so. How did you make it?

    • @deactivatedperson3759
      @deactivatedperson3759 4 роки тому

      No they are using clay they have a video on how to make the gelatin go watch that

  • @KIDPRODIGY69
    @KIDPRODIGY69 6 років тому

    amazing job but i noticed u end up doing more work cause of ur clay being so dry and brittle idk if that was the idea but i think u could cut some of ur work time with a more wet clay

  • @pk6403
    @pk6403 8 років тому

    can you also use a normal face mask instead of a face cast???

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому

      I have never tried it but you can give it a shot. Might not be as stable as a real fase cast out of plaster.

  • @justineflump11
    @justineflump11 7 років тому +5

    his red sleeves remind me of the childrens artattack tv show

    • @npc6817
      @npc6817 5 років тому

      are you from italy or did they show that abroad too?

  • @Mrscrazywhitegurl
    @Mrscrazywhitegurl 8 років тому +2

    how'd you learn how to mess with prosthetics and stuff? I'm currently in makeup school and didn't know if there was like classes or something for SFX :)

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +2

      Hey sorry for the late answer. To be honest... learning by doing !!! Keep watching videos and experiment. There is an awesome show on syfy called "Face Off" amazing show fun to watch and you can learn something. There are some schools which teach such stuff but those schools are often very expensive. Just research a bit maybe you'll find a 2 or 3 day course where you can learn something like that. We will hopefully bring out a new video soon which you might like :).
      Good luck for your further journey...

    • @melonenkrieger7603
      @melonenkrieger7603 8 років тому

      Kayla Tharp vbnb

    • @Mrscrazywhitegurl
      @Mrscrazywhitegurl 8 років тому

      Vbnb??

  • @joeydesjardins927
    @joeydesjardins927 6 років тому

    Would love to see it on an actual person. I wonder how you stick it to someone's face, how does it hold???

  • @eddie2000ad
    @eddie2000ad 8 років тому

    great video man

  • @art3misarrow863
    @art3misarrow863 5 років тому

    How long does sfx sfx gelatin stay good? Like does it ever rot?

  • @alyssalee288
    @alyssalee288 8 років тому

    Any special kind of clay you have to use?

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +1

      +Alyssa Lee No, nothing special. I would just make sure that it does not dry to fast.

    • @suziebeauty1281
      @suziebeauty1281 5 років тому

      What about the clay that kidds use to mold? Is that okay to use?

  • @zarasinternationalacademy-6949
    @zarasinternationalacademy-6949 4 роки тому

    Hi ‘ is it the liquid gelatine ?

  • @sharnisnailsbeauty7189
    @sharnisnailsbeauty7189 7 років тому

    If you can’t get a lifecast of yourself where could you get one from - australia

    • @Babu_Deus
      @Babu_Deus 6 років тому

      Sharni’s Makeup Artistry & Beauty buy some aliginate. You can make a life cast using it and it's relatively cheap. Also plaster gauze for the shell of the mother mold and some plaster of Paris. All in all I was out 30 bucks with mine. You'll also need a friend to help.

  • @timmy3908
    @timmy3908 9 років тому

    Hi
    I have a little question: What dou you need for the Form in (8:25) It looks like alginat
    is that right ??

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  9 років тому

      +Dream Maker Hi, sorry for the late answer. You could use alginate but we used plaster. This way you can redo your prosthetic over and over again.

    • @timmy3908
      @timmy3908 9 років тому

      SpecialFx Nerds okay thanks

  • @nazj4694
    @nazj4694 2 роки тому

    How long do these gelatin prosthetics hold their shape

  • @akmatthew5323
    @akmatthew5323 7 років тому

    What types of clay did you use?? Was that oil based clay??

  • @amzzbeauty
    @amzzbeauty 8 років тому +2

    Very helpful! Thank you

  • @THEVEGAZONE
    @THEVEGAZONE 8 років тому +1

    great job!!

  • @giulianatrucco8328
    @giulianatrucco8328 6 років тому

    What do you use to soften the clay? Naphtha?

  • @bethbuckley2670
    @bethbuckley2670 7 років тому

    what plaster do you use and why can I buy some?

  • @renatapires8612
    @renatapires8612 6 років тому

    Showww😍😍😍😍

  • @frednoiret
    @frednoiret 8 років тому +1

    hey, how much time the gelatin takes to get dry?

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому +1

      depends on how you mix it together but round about 5-15 min. ( you can also put it into the fridge)

  • @cutiemaan9964
    @cutiemaan9964 8 років тому

    hi, is that plaster of Paris?

    • @cutiemaan9964
      @cutiemaan9964 8 років тому

      No right?

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  8 років тому

      Hey, sorry for the late answer. No its not. But it actually doesn't really matter what kind of plaster you use.

    • @bhedrick101
      @bhedrick101 8 років тому +1

      well, hydrocal or ultracal gives you a harder mold

  • @krishnandamooduto9202
    @krishnandamooduto9202 7 років тому

    nice tutorial video thanks

  • @Jugulardogg13
    @Jugulardogg13 8 років тому

    Can u do a video on how to make a face cast? Or does anyone have a good video on this? Thank you.

    • @lexstampka8290
      @lexstampka8290 8 років тому

      John Mirabile ellimacs has a good tutorial on it

  • @bellsy4622
    @bellsy4622 7 років тому +3

    is the clay reusable after you cast the gelatin?

  • @enchantressfx8683
    @enchantressfx8683 2 роки тому +1

    I miss your videos 🥺

  • @haleyforsberg391
    @haleyforsberg391 8 років тому +2

    What do you use the tooth brush for?

  • @MrsSmith99st
    @MrsSmith99st 8 років тому +1

    This was awesome subbing 🤓

  • @VivS_isme
    @VivS_isme 3 роки тому

    How long did it take?

  • @peiluchoong
    @peiluchoong 3 роки тому

    Nice thanks

  • @mayanfield6337
    @mayanfield6337 8 років тому

    you have to have glycerin??

    • @SpecialFxNerds
      @SpecialFxNerds  7 років тому +1

      yes you need to use glycerin otherwise it won't work right

  • @thecentralscrutinizerr
    @thecentralscrutinizerr 4 роки тому

    How do you make the face mold though?

  • @flawlessstylesbykelley5780
    @flawlessstylesbykelley5780 7 років тому

    Amazing

  • @mahiedine
    @mahiedine 7 років тому

    Amazing.

  • @theviktordiamond
    @theviktordiamond 6 років тому

    Do you have a video of your face cast process?

  • @mgcv20
    @mgcv20 7 років тому

    Can you realises a video to explain how to do the face cast? pleeeease

  • @rossanapreciado303
    @rossanapreciado303 7 років тому

    Can I use Play-dough instead of Clay ?

    • @haliecurtis7806
      @haliecurtis7806 7 років тому

      rossana preciado no. Playdough doesnt stay in place

  • @kovarcoley3460
    @kovarcoley3460 7 років тому

    thanks for the encouragement through the video