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Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on October 20, 2009 at 1:09am

OMEGAS request for a bitewound

Thats what you need for this effect. Costs of doom ~15 Dollar You will need Earwax, Makeup in fleshtone, red and black, a sponge, a brush, eyeshadow, fake blood. (if you get a gel, take this)

Step one: Where should my wound be? Mark it to know exactly where you need to apply the wax.

Step Two: Start to apply to wax by using small pieces at once to sculpt your bite. Be careful that you blend it soft to your skin, anything inside the wound you can cut off later.

Still Step Two: It should look like this. You also can add a brigde in the middle to get a bite wound where no flesh was torn out, which looks way more realistic. Experiment with it until you have a shape you like. You also can try to add a smooth surface of wax on your hand and bite in it, but make sure to use a foil to avoid that the wax wont stick to your teeth.

Yes, still Step Two: After your wound is applied, you can cut out the unnecessary bits from inside. Try to lift it up a little with your spatula, that adds to the wounds depth.

Step Three (phew nearly done): Gently tap the fleshtone makeup over your wound, make sure to spare out the edges, so that the highest parts of the wound look like the wax. I left a bit more parts free so that you can see it on the picture.

Final Step: Start with black and add red to it, mix the colors on your skin until you get the "infected" look,
easy if you follow the way the light should take, that simply means, where you want depth you need dark, where you want to make it look like flesh comes out of your wound, use a brighter color. I painted it very extreme so that you can see the difference, do me a favor and do it in more then just 2 layers as i did in this picture.

Final Final Step: Add Blood to your pleasure.

Thanks for reading this tutorial, any feedback is appreciated and can be made in the comment section.
Any related Questions and Additions to the topic "Bite wound" post it here. You also can upload your wounds.

Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on October 20, 2009 at 1:56am

Oh and with the eyeshadow you can add some powder into the wound, that you have tiny lil black spots in it, this looks really cool. I just forget to do it in the end. Sorry

Permalink Reply by Omega on October 20, 2009 at 10:20am

Sweet! I'm gonna make some bite wounds this weekend! I think you also just made the rest of mine and my son's halloweens much more fun ;) my five year olds costume is gonna own on the other kids lol!
Thanks Bunker YOUDAMAN!

Permalink Reply by NorthernSurvivor on October 20, 2009 at 4:19am

This was really helpful!

Permalink Reply by Greenman on October 20, 2009 at 5:04am

Here is a tutorial that I posted a month ago on the EOD for those of you (like me) who are allergic to latex.
Zombie FX on a Budget

Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on October 20, 2009 at 5:15am

Ehem this tutorial here also doesnt need any latex, but thanks for the link.
Alternatives for latex are mostly easy, dont use it if you allergic to it. See also the FAQ discussion thread it would be a good topic for it.

Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on December 7, 2009 at 7:18am

In fact it does, what maybe could be interesting when you do makeup on ppl, suggest them to use skin care products the next days after they had applications or just alot of makeup on their face, it really dries out the skin, so a normal creme should work fine, but it prevents dry skin and akne. And esspecially when you use cheap stuff, invest that 2 dollars more into skin care creme, your actors will thank you for that.

Permalink Reply by ♪♫ Dawn ♫♪ on December 7, 2009 at 7:29am

I assume you are referring to Noxzema? That stuff is great for almost everything!

Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on December 7, 2009 at 7:59am

I think it must be similiar to our nivea creme, but yeah the sourrounder sounds like what i meant.

Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on December 7, 2009 at 10:57am

Probably just the name brand, as long as it white and greasy it should be the same thing, oh and btw if you use conventional stage or water makeup, a slightly greased skin with that does help to get good colors.

Permalink Reply by Bunkerbewahrer on January 26, 2010 at 2:15am

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