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dragon2 Close-up of my puppet's head armature. The "skull" is felt, using the same pattern as the outer "skin" but a bit smaller, and it's filled with Model Magic Fusion to give the cable something to attach to. The ball joint is a wooden bead |
dragon4 My cable puppet, nearly complete! The neck ended up too long by accident, but this is just a prototype so I decided to go ahead and finish it for the sake of having something finished. |
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dragon5 Another GID eye, this time painted with high-quality paint from Glow Inc. My camera skills aren't enough to capture either the daytime color or the glow intensity, but maybe this will still inspire other artists. :) |
dragonprotofinal My prototype dragon cable puppet, finished. |
GIDeye1 Glow in the dark acrylic eye experiment. Sorry for the bad photos! This eye actually started as a colored eye, I scrubbed the paint off of it. Then I applied a layer of glow in the dark Mod Podge, followed by regular acrylic paint. I plan to make prettier |
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glowingeyes An experiment with a resin eye and an LED. I think I'll use this technique on a dragon soon. |
headmech2 My new head mech for cable puppets. This one uses three disks made of Apoxie Sculpt with a wire running through them. The outer two disks have flatish sides that are glued to the head with JB Weld, and the middle one rotates freely. The middle disk also h |
