Showing posts with label How To. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How To. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Sculpting a new Orc latex Mask.

This is a new Orc sculpt. I'm working on this as I cast the Dwarf mask. after this its undead Zombie/ Necromancer!












Friday, March 1, 2013

The Orc Mask In action! Photo set 1 My LARP Halloween Mask





So the mask is done and it was time to test it. I needed a costume and a friend of mine Edward had all that I needed and more. He is in SCA and the costume he put together looked like i could have walked off the set of  Game of Thrones. My wife is a Photographer/Nurse so she and I went out to Hart Park, Bakersfield, CA to take pictures of this beast of a mask! we took over 200 pictures I will be posting about 5 each week here.

Friday, February 1, 2013

Masks Being Made Progress Pictures

Marrow Biter Orc LARP mask for a contest winner. 

Grom-Core Blood Drinker Orc mask progress.








Wednesday, January 9, 2013

We're proud to Partner with LARPing.org


Here's the big announcement! 

We're proud to Partner with LARPing.org to sell Iron Goblin Latex masks in the Larp shop, and we're giving one away!

http://www.larping.org/latex-masks-by-iron-goblin-studios-larp-shop-announcement/

Friday, January 4, 2013

First latex mask complete the Orc Marrow Biter is done and wet coat on.

First latex mask complete the Orc Marrow Biter is done and wet coat on. Details on where and when he will be on sale soon.

Final Orc mask


Side Orc Mask

Back Orc Mask





Below are outdoor pictures.





Orc Mask Teeth

Sunday, December 23, 2012

Painting The Latex Orc Mask. (Part 3: Detail and More Color)

Painting The Latex Orc Mask. (Part 3: Detail and More Color) again with the same paint mix as before we open up the airbrush so we can get some nice mottling.  Then we go in with some medium level coverage to add highlights and layers of color.



After that we do some slight yellow green. and then prep the eyes and teeth by painting them white. after that paint the teeth and eyes with both airbrush and by hand. Next wet coat!

Friday, December 21, 2012

Painting The Latex Orc Mask. (Part 2: Oil paints)

Rubber cement, Naptha, and oil paint. make up this highly volatile paint. (warring I'm not responsible for ANYTHING you do). The mixture has a huge amount of vapors, this requires you to wear a respirator mask when using. It is highly flammable NEVER use around an open flame.

Adding highlights

beginning patterns 




burnt umber contrast




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