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Missing finger evaluation

 

For the missing finger design, I like how the blood drip down the finger and the blood in the

wound itself adds more depth and realism to the wound. I also like how the wax lines up well

with my finger.


However, to improve this design, I should’ve used a darker colour of foundation to cover up the

edges of the wax and blend it into the skin better as it shows up to be much lighter in comparison

to the rest of my hand.


This would only be used for stage by wrapping the finger first, and then applying the wax,

foundation, colour and blood. Whereas,

for film and TV, a green screen wrap would be placed around the finger and a prosthetic would

be created over the wrap where the finger will be removed, then CGI would be used to erase it.


Edited: 04/02/2021

Edit 2: 26/05/2021

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  1. sample blog4 January 2021 at 10:23

    Good explanation of foundations, why may this be? Explore it to show contextualisation and knowledge throughout. As well as exploring deeper about formulas and materials used. What is this for? Stage or Screen? How do you know this?
    Explain it like you are teaching someone the theory behind techniques. There is nothing wrong with over explaining

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