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Halloween decor werewolf head

Step 5Paint your wolf!

Paint your wolf!
Materials needed:

( optional) liquid plastic ( resin) ----please read safety instructions for this material and FOLLOW THEM

Acrylic paint

Okay so once he's all baked and cooled off, you can apply a coat of plastic resin to make sure everything is sealed and will stay in place. I use a 1:1 plastic. Mix it and brush it all over the form. You don't have to do it, but i did just to make sure everything stayed in place.

Once that sets up, start painting your wolf with acrylic paint. Don't sweat the body so much as you will just be covering it in fur. The teeth on mine are not that stark white...the flash really blows the details out, sorry.
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Sep 22, 2011. 2:47 PMWolfbird says:
You can also use acrylic sealer (ex: Walmart has it next to their paints and canvas). It comes in a ready-to-use spray can unlike resin (which you have to mix with a catalyst) and a few light coats should do it. I use it on the beaks for my gryphon costumes and it protects paint from scratches and flaking very well.
Jul 30, 2011. 8:15 PMjugglingninja33 says:
"...once he's all baked.."

Hahaha. Don't mean to be that guy, but you gave your werewolf drugs?

Ok, sorry xD Anyways, this guy is really fantastic, great job!

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I'm an artist from Texas who now lives in Chicago. By day I work at a large phone company doing graphic design. On the side I freelance, making paintings, sculptures, and exploring as many mediums as ...
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