Materials used: 1. Woochie "Grand Opening" - Cut 2. Spirit Gum 3. Gel blood 4. Stipple sponge 5. Bruise color wheel 6. Creme base color 7. Liquid blood |
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Start by placing the scare on a flat part of the arm (the less hair the better). Use Spirit gum to glue the scar into place. |
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Use a cream flesh color to blend the outer edges. |
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Use a stiple sponge and a dark color (brown) to stiple around the edges of the scar. |
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The blending of the lighter and dark colors helps to give the wound a nice "infected" look and hides the glued edges. |
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Now use a gel blood to start filling in the inside layer of the gash. |
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The more glistening the effect the more realistic the look. |
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Use more stipling to blend edges as needed. |
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More blending with blood as needed. |
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Use colors from your bruise effects wheel to add more realism. When the gash is new it will be red and swollen. So use the red color around the edges of the inside of the gash. |
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This gash is looking pretty bad by now...which is good! |
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Here are some views of the finished arm. Nicely infected and bleeding! |
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Close up! |
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I think you might need a stitch! |
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Most would agree this looks painful!! |
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