Moulded wounds

Moulded Wounds

Products used:

Petroleise (Mould release spray)
Pros-aid glue
progleam
prosthetic mould
kryolan cream paint
fake blood
wound filler
cotton buds
witch hazel
scissors

Name: Sian Harding-Morris

Age:18

Hair type: Dyed

Skin type: Normal

Skin tone: Olive/slight tan

Eye colour: Hazel

Allergies: None

Contraindication: None

Notes: Make sure the model is not allergic to latex, use progleam to take off the prosthetic mould.

Step 1. Make sure the area you are lacing the mould is clear of product

Step 2. Using the scissors cut around the would  in a wiggly cut, leaving a little edge 

Step 3.Using a baby bud apply the glue onto the prosthetic and onto the area you are placing the wound.

Step 4. When glue dries clear press on the mould firmly

Step 4.Using the witch hazel blend down the edges of the wound in and across and outwards motion, until you have melted down the edges.

 Step 5.Powder over the wound and see what you need to colour the wound with

Step 6. Using the cream black paint fill the inner slice of the wound and fill with wound filler

Step 7. Add fake blood onto the wound and slightly around 

This is one of my best special effects work, I really enjoyed creating this an would like to go onto creating the moulds myself. If I would improve anything it would be to blend the edges more with witch hazel, to make it more realistic.