Makes you appreciate masks so much more when you see actually how much hard work goes into those things. I remember when Spencer's opened up in the mall and we all wanted those masks but they were a $100 plus even in the early eighties but man they were so cool In highly detailed. We attempted to make our own with tinfoil, melted crayons, chicken wire, and paper mache. I never worked out to look exactly like the ones we saw in the big stores but they turned out to be ugly and that's all that counts haha ha!!😊
@StiltbeastStudios amen sir!! That's what daddy said about my birth.🤣🤣🙃🙃 Please tell Mrs. H happy Mother's day from me and my fam.. Hope you're Spoiling the heck out of her.👍👍
Just ran into this.. Loving it as this is in the same town I live in.. And the same shop that I buy from. Mitch seems to know just about every kind of moldmaking there is..
@@CobwebsandCandlesticks I don't work with clay or any of that I'm not that skilled I like modifying existing headgear and need a full head. The current masks I'm working on is a paintball mask that I have modified with lights rusting some aging to it. The other mask I'm working on currently is a Mickey Mouse pillow that I've turned into a creepy Mickey mask and I need something to set it up on while I'm distressing it
I bet a nice hard plastic mannequin head would work for you. A beauty supply store might have one or I bet Amazon has a ton of plastic display heads to could work off of.
I sell sculpting headforms, a lot of them, as the different mold parts wear out I can remake one part of it. A brush on mold would still need a jacket mold, and the matrix mold process allows me to control the thickness of the mold which is much harder to do with brush on.
I find what you do fascinating but the practical mathematical person who doesn’t have an ounce of creativity doesn’t get all the steps. I understand the first couple steps and then after that my brain was out to lunch but I guess that’s why we’re all different, makes the world more fascinating. 👍🏻👍🏻👹
@@StiltbeastStudios oh awesome ! Thank you Allen ..I can't get the time off work on such short notice but I'll keep my eye out for tickets this fall . Thank ya kindly for the invite
That is not true. Vaseline breaks down latex. You can actually add up to 20% Vaseline to your silicone mix to make it self releasing. By the time any agent int he Vaseline breaks down the silicone, the mold will have died from use. Since your'e only going to get 40 pulls out of it anyway.
My wallet cringed at the cost of all of that silicone...cannot wait until prices drop!..i usually buy in 5 gallon increments @$400 but inflation made that skyrocket!
I have a very serious business to attend to, a lot of important people waiting patiently, billions, nay, *TRILLIONS* of dollars on the line, countries may fall, dictators shall rise, but instead of wrangling the megalomaniacal hillbillies at the next world economic forum, or managing the personal medication schedules of the Sackler family, I'm just gonna marathon your entire body of work. K thx, you're all fantastic and lovely! k byeeeeeeeeeee!
Makes you appreciate masks so much more when you see actually how much hard work goes into those things. I remember when Spencer's opened up in the mall and we all wanted those masks but they were a $100 plus even in the early eighties but man they were so cool In highly detailed. We attempted to make our own with tinfoil, melted crayons, chicken wire, and paper mache. I never worked out to look exactly like the ones we saw in the big stores but they turned out to be ugly and that's all that counts haha ha!!😊
many cool things come from failed projects lol!
@StiltbeastStudios amen sir!! That's what daddy said about my birth.🤣🤣🙃🙃 Please tell Mrs. H happy Mother's day from me and my fam.. Hope you're Spoiling the heck out of her.👍👍
Super cool to see the Brick In the Yard cameo, love their videos. This was fun to watch!
Mitch!
@@CobwebsandCandlesticks That's me!
@@brickintheyard hahaha
Helped clear a bit of confusion, better than most
Just ran into this.. Loving it as this is in the same town I live in.. And the same shop that I buy from. Mitch seems to know just about every kind of moldmaking there is..
yeah Mitch is pretty awesome, thanks for watching the vids, what kind of work do you do?
@@StiltbeastStudios I just make things as a hobby. But I do 3d printing, mold making/casting and a few other tangents..
Pretty complicated but very cool. That's gonna be a nice thick sculpting form.
yeah its about a half inch all the way around.
you are amazing Allen.. always fun to watch you .. Peace to everyone ...
its a weird one, but Im glad you enjoyed it!
I really should come do a monster camp. Super cool video Allen. Is that my face LOL
you should! and this one is not your face, I think you have the only copy since we used alginate for yours.
That was so interesting to watch.
Im glad ya liked it
Nicely done! 👍
thanks!
Strange piece ! ✌
its a thing to make more things!
dumb question can i buy a sculping form or even a solid head bust, trying to use a foam head to plan out some of my head gear is a pain in the ass
@@CobwebsandCandlesticks I don't work with clay or any of that I'm not that skilled I like modifying existing headgear and need a full head. The current masks I'm working on is a paintball mask that I have modified with lights rusting some aging to it. The other mask I'm working on currently is a Mickey Mouse pillow that I've turned into a creepy Mickey mask and I need something to set it up on while I'm distressing it
I bet a nice hard plastic mannequin head would work for you. A beauty supply store might have one or I bet Amazon has a ton of plastic display heads to could work off of.
here you go!
stiltbeaststudios.com/shop/ols/categories/sculpting
What is the benefit of this over a brush on mold ? Especially when the cost would be a 10th .
I sell sculpting headforms, a lot of them, as the different mold parts wear out I can remake one part of it. A brush on mold would still need a jacket mold, and the matrix mold process allows me to control the thickness of the mold which is much harder to do with brush on.
I find what you do fascinating but the practical mathematical person who doesn’t have an ounce of creativity doesn’t get all the steps. I understand the first couple steps and then after that my brain was out to lunch but I guess that’s why we’re all different, makes the world more fascinating. 👍🏻👍🏻👹
the video is also here forever, so you could just watch any steps over again if you miss one, but I get it. not every video is for everyone either.
How do i get on the waiting list for monster camp ?
just sign up, we have spots open in May, wed love to have ya.
stiltbeaststudios.com/monster-camp
@@StiltbeastStudios oh awesome ! Thank you Allen ..I can't get the time off work on such short notice but I'll keep my eye out for tickets this fall . Thank ya kindly for the invite
Is that hot glue similar to cosplay glue?
im not sure about cosplay glue- too general to google, do you have more info or a link?
How did you make your hand mold
I know now, thank you
Allen,how may i get on the list for a
right here, we have open spots!
stiltbeaststudios.com/monster-camp
This was fun
it will pull a lot of head forms!
@@StiltbeastStudios Quite nice my Man !
vasaline breaks down silicone over time, use a diffenrt release material
That is not true. Vaseline breaks down latex. You can actually add up to 20% Vaseline to your silicone mix to make it self releasing. By the time any agent int he Vaseline breaks down the silicone, the mold will have died from use. Since your'e only going to get 40 pulls out of it anyway.
I havent made silicone molds in 15 years & your telling me silicone is that expensive now? Like everything else I guess these days
sadly yeah, it is. Pandemic pricing hit it hard.
My wallet cringed at the cost of all of that silicone...cannot wait until prices drop!..i usually buy in 5 gallon increments @$400 but inflation made that skyrocket!
yup, its pricey for sure
I have a very serious business to attend to, a lot of important people waiting patiently, billions, nay, *TRILLIONS* of dollars on the line, countries may fall, dictators shall rise, but instead of wrangling the megalomaniacal hillbillies at the next world economic forum, or managing the personal medication schedules of the Sackler family, I'm just gonna marathon your entire body of work. K thx, you're all fantastic and lovely! k byeeeeeeeeeee!
this made me snarf my coke zero. Im glad you like the videos.