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This is Puck. When complete he'll be part of a full a saytr costume ^_^Related content
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that's so cool
may i ask what head design you used?
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I sculpted a base from celluclay and made a plastercloth mold. I don't use the method anymore, but I do have a tutorial for how I did it on another costume I made: [link]
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Hi--I visited your webpage link from the goathead image and really enjoyed reading through your journeys into furr-commerce and artwork. You've got real talent!
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I love your suits they always look so beautiful. I am currently working on my own that is adorned with a rather large set of horns. I really like the method in which you created yours ( I saw your tutorial) The only real question I have is what is the exact type/name of the latex you use and where can I get it as well as the mod podge? I'm all the way up to the cord wrapping but I can't seem to find the latex. I asked a clerk at hobby lobby but they just looked at me like "Huh?"
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Mod podge you can get at any craft store in the glue section. It's a type of white glue.
The latex I use is rubber latex. I get mine at my local plastics store. If you don't have an industrial plastics store, try looking for a hobby shop that has costume make-up and halloween costumes and such, rubber latex is often used in Mask making. You can also try Mold builder (common in most craft stores) it's a type of rubber latex, but often a little more expensive.
When in doubt, you can get it online at Monster Makers.
Hope that helps!
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Thank you so very much! This is a big help. 
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yay! I love to see others work ^_^
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[link] This is what I have so far. The horns are amazingly light.
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Thank you! this is only my third one, and my first realistic one, so there's still a lot of trial and error.
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The horns were made from a cardboard base, that was then coated with plaster cloth. The horns were then wrapped in rope to get the ridge details. They were then coated in several layers of Mod Podge to smooth out the bumps. A few layers of latex mixed with grey paint were added, then once dry they were dry brushed with white paint. Lastly the horns were then coated with a clear coat sealant.
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Ooo sounds like it took you a long time, good job! ^_^
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The Horns took about a week from start to finish
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