Werewolf costume

Step 2 Add the snout and jaw!

You will need:

Cell-u-clay
aluminum armature wire
pourable plastic resin (optional)
resin epoxy glue
hot glue

okay so I skipped a few steps, here..im sorry! Basically I formed a little wire armature for the snout, you can see it running along the sides there, nice and ugly. I then glued it down with the epoxy and glued some foam over the wire armature with hot glue. Snip the foam snout down to the shape you want. Make it a little skinnier than needed since we are going to add to it.

I then coated the entire thing with resin to make it super strong!

Mix your celluclay and create a basic snout. Let this dry for awhile.

Comments

[monster_lover]

hey missmonster, i'm a great fan of your illustrative work and i love your werewolf costume to bits!
i'm english and it seems a little harder to come across all the required bits (unless i want to ship from other countries) but i was just wondering what exactly it is you use to coat the bits and pieces to keep them solid and protected?

[Mcand94]

'Ello there, i was wondering the wire at the (close to the ear) does they have any important function in the later process?
Im trying to make the same costume, and its going very nice and smooth because of these great advices, but i just started wondering, cause i used some fence wire to make my snout wich i thaught would work just as good as any other. But then i got worried about the wires i mentioned. Yes i know i talk too much.

[metalhed1502]

hello, question about the snout, im attempting to do the same costume so im sure ill be back with more questions lol(nice work bye the way!) ok so is the top snout foam with cell u clay around it or is it all clay?

[missmonster]

the snout has a little bit of foam at the core, but the top is coated with celluclay. I hope that helps. Good luck, make something awesome! :D