We have removed the prototype clause to our Wood Elf Ears! Since they were first posted, I have shrunk the right ear a little so it will fit better, and adjusted the curve of the left to match the right. Most people wouldn’t have noticed, but we did! So anyways, now you can order them … Read more
Bioware has just launched a great resource for costumers, Dragon Age Inquisition Character Kits! These are high res kits that allow you to see the characters outfits up close and personal. This removes so much of the old digging through the internet or trying to get that awkward under the butt screen cap in the … Read more
So we have long known that a way to blend in the seams on your latex appliance was with tissue paper and more latex. And the way to blend in edges on your silicone appliances is with Skin Tite. After last year at Dragoncon, while working on all the Irathient masks, I wanted to find … Read more
I just pulled 5 sets of horns out of the molds, painted them up and they are ready to ship. All of these are painted with the leather harness. Click here to purchase them! I already have more foam on the way, so the second batch will be coming out shortly.
I added photos from Midsouthcon 2013, when Laura and I did the Masquerade as World of Uteria costumes.
We have both a small and a large Dwarven nose. They cost the same, it is more about what size you need for your specific costume, or the size of your face. You can purchase them here: Small Dwarf Nose Large Dwarf Nose
Laura goes through each part of the costume and tells you how she made it! Click the image below to visit the article!
Just when you thought you wouldn’t see me until Chattacon, I finished up a new video today showing how I bring a sculpture from a rough shape to a finished project.
I posted a quick video of how I am painting my armor plates for my Thorin Costume.
I got the first prototypes molded and cast. Well cast a couple of times. I think these will work great! I fixed up a new positive today from one of these casts, made the sides smoother and less “wobbly”. Also sculpted the final armor plate. More to come!