Learn to run, apply and finish a silicone prosthetic transfer age makeup with award-winning Makeup FX artist Neill Gorton (Doctor Who, The Wolfman, Saving Private Ryan). In PART TWO of his 2-Part course series, Gorton takes you through the final steps for aging an actor using a convincing combination of silicone transfer appliances, stretch and stipple techniques, and subtle hair coloring.

Intermediate Level

2h 23m of duration

English (auto), Spanish (auto)

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Curriculum

1. Title & Introduction - 43s

2. Stippling the Neck - 12min

3. Stippling the Eyes - 10min

4. Releasing the Molds - 16min

5. Pouring the Cap Plastic - 7min

6. Pouring the Silicone - 16min

7. Coloring the Hair - 6min

8. Application - 32min

9. Adding Color - 19min

10. Camera Test - 1min

11. Student Q&A - 12min

12. Removal - 10min

13. Wrap Up - 42s

Materials

CLICK on the links below to find the materials you need for this lesson.

Some items might be harder to find, but a little internet scouring usually finds you everything you'll need.

Mouldlife USA

Mouldlife Europe

Naimie's Beauty Center

Reynolds Advanced Materials

Smooth-On Inc.

FOR YOUR WORKSTATION

Hairdryer

Sharpie

A few squares of clear acrylic / perspex or glass

ADHESIVES

Snappy G

ProsAide

BRUSHES

Chip Brushes

Makeup Brushes

CLAY

Chavant NSP Medium or Similar

Water Based Clay

CUTTING TOOLS

Scissors

THINNERS / SOLVENTS

Snappy T

Naptha

Acetone

Isopropyl Alcohol

MAKEUP

Grease Paint Palette

Alcohol Activated Makeup Palettes

Old Age Stipple

Super Baldiez Cap Plastic

PAINTS / PIGMENTS

Silicone Pigment - Flesh, Red, Blue, Green, White, Black

REMOVERS

Makeup Remover

SPONGES / PADS

Makeup Sponges

Stipple Sponge

Velor Puff

Cotton Makeup pads

SILICONE

Plat Gel 25 A &B - 2lbs

Plat Gel 25 Deadener LV - 1lb

Plat Gel 25 Hardener - 1lb

SPRAYS / RELEASES

Kryolan Fixer Spray

Spray Petrolease Release Agent

Spray Release Agent - Wax, Par Film or Frekote Lift

SUPPLIES

Vaseline

Talcum Powder

Plastic Wrap

Wooden Mixing Sticks

Plastic or Waxed Mixing Cups

Q-tips

Piece of Plastic or Metal Tube

HEALTH/SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

When working with toxic and/or dangerous materials or tools:

ALWAYS read labels for appropriate use guidelines

ALWAYS wear a high-grade respirator

ALWAYS work in a well-ventilated area

ALWAYS protect your skin

ALWAYS wear eye protection

Artist BiographyNeill Gorton

Award-winning Makeup Effects Artist & Educator. Co-Founder Millennium FX & Director of Gorton Studio

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