Tricks of the trade
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Finished! Click to see the result!
the scene with the lights on. Trash and racoons :D
31.07.2018
the working lamp post
The functional light was made by Akulatraxas including the switch turn on or off the light. I used an antique stlyle paint for the lamp post. again I'm very satisfied how this came out
30.07.2018
Making a miniature box... out of a bigger box :O
taking carbord from another box I created a mini version and tried to replicate damage by ripping the sides, painting the corners with dirty paint water and wrinkling the sides and the edges to achieve an authentic look.
30.07.2018
the patform. Sometimes you have to figure things out
I found myself in a dilema. Usin a thin wood platform meant I can't work on it with water based materials because it would bend when in contact with water. And the only way I could make the concrete imitation was with water based gue. Lots of it. So the solution was to have the food foil between the wood and the paste to achieve the right shape for the concreete paste matching the shape of the wood platform. Once the paste was dry, the foil was removed and the two pieces stuck together with a little of fast acting glue :)
30.07.2018
Finally with the color added they begin to look like racoons
A few shots with different possitions of the baby racoon :)
30.07.2018
Sculpting the details of the figures. the family of racoons
30.07.2018
little trash pandas are starting to take shape
30.07.2018
making trash bags for the streat scene :D
So a little plastic and using a lighter fire to seal the sides is how the typical trash bag model is made. filled with various paper piecess and cotton.
The end effect was to my satisfaction :)
30.07.2018
There is something in the trash :O
30.07.2018