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Step 12Adding Teeth
One of my favorite steps. There are many different ways to make teeth, and I chose a very simple, yet effective way.
Materials Needed:
-Foam Board
-Hot Glue/Gun
-Scissors
Steps:
1: First, take some leftover foam board and with your scissors, cut some oblong triangular shapes (see pic 1) Make them unique, you don't want them to be perfect. Scissors work good for this because the teeth come out a little jagged and I think that gives a good effect.
2: Glue them however you see fit! If you want long fangs, go for it! Pictured below is my complete process of adding teeth.
3: Details: I took some red acrylic paint and diluted it with water. I then grazed the edges of the teeth and around the gums to make them look less perfect and a bit more threatening.
4: I also used gobs of hot glue around the teeth for support and to give the effect of drool. I let some parts drip and hang down.
Note: You can substitute the foam board teeth for something more realistic if you desire.
Materials Needed:
-Foam Board
-Hot Glue/Gun
-Scissors
Steps:
1: First, take some leftover foam board and with your scissors, cut some oblong triangular shapes (see pic 1) Make them unique, you don't want them to be perfect. Scissors work good for this because the teeth come out a little jagged and I think that gives a good effect.
2: Glue them however you see fit! If you want long fangs, go for it! Pictured below is my complete process of adding teeth.
3: Details: I took some red acrylic paint and diluted it with water. I then grazed the edges of the teeth and around the gums to make them look less perfect and a bit more threatening.
4: I also used gobs of hot glue around the teeth for support and to give the effect of drool. I let some parts drip and hang down.
Note: You can substitute the foam board teeth for something more realistic if you desire.
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