Hola again!
Got a quick question about making something look wet. I'm making an alien/industrial nightmare-ish type of costume (black flightsuit, lots of armour, wires, hoses, tenticles, etc.) and the head-piece is an old gas mask. On the 'mouth area of the mask, I attached a bunch of 'tenticles' that I made with mop head strands and liquid latex. I made them look dirty with flat black spraypaint, but I want them to look like they're all slimy and wet. Thought about just slathering them with petroleum jelly and actually making them al gooey and gross, but I'd rather just simulate that look if i can.
Anyone have any ideas? Ever tried this before?
Got a quick question about making something look wet. I'm making an alien/industrial nightmare-ish type of costume (black flightsuit, lots of armour, wires, hoses, tenticles, etc.) and the head-piece is an old gas mask. On the 'mouth area of the mask, I attached a bunch of 'tenticles' that I made with mop head strands and liquid latex. I made them look dirty with flat black spraypaint, but I want them to look like they're all slimy and wet. Thought about just slathering them with petroleum jelly and actually making them al gooey and gross, but I'd rather just simulate that look if i can.
Anyone have any ideas? Ever tried this before?
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