Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Learn how to use plastic bags to texture horns with master creature fabricator and specialty costumer Fred Fraleigh (Where the Wild Things Are, Blade: Trinity, Men in Black 3).
In this FREE excerpt from his Stan Winston School of Character Arts course, Costume & Mask Fabrication Part 3: Surfacing, Biomechanical Elements & Paint, master creature fabricator, and specialty costumer, Fred Fraleigh (Where the Wild Things Are, Blade: Trinity, Men in Black 3) shares his techniques on adding texture to organic forms with plastic bags.
Check out the #MiniLesson blog here: bit.ly/CostMaskFabr3FcYT
Chapters:
00:00 Materials you need
02:35 The budget-friendly texturing technique
07:39 Spray. Gather. Wrinkle. Wrap. Repeat.
10:48 Removing excess plastic
12:46 Heating process
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SUBSCRIBE on YouTube: bit.ly/Zp70T4 and RING THE BELL!
FULL STORY here: bit.ly/CostMaskFabr3FcYT
Learn how to use plastic bags to texture horns with master creature fabricator and specialty costumer Fred Fraleigh (Where the Wild Things Are, Blade: Trinity, Men in Black 3).
In this FREE excerpt from his Stan Winston School of Character Arts course, Costume & Mask Fabrication Part 3: Surfacing, Biomechanical Elements & Paint, master creature fabricator, and specialty costumer, Fred Fraleigh (Where the Wild Things Are, Blade: Trinity, Men in Black 3) shares his techniques on adding texture to organic forms with plastic bags.
Check out the #MiniLesson blog here: bit.ly/CostMaskFabr3FcYT
Chapters:
00:00 Materials you need
02:35 The budget-friendly texturing technique
07:39 Spray. Gather. Wrinkle. Wrap. Repeat.
10:48 Removing excess plastic
12:46 Heating process
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JOIN the Stan Winston School Community!
facebook.com/StanWinstonSchool
instagram.com/stanwinstonschool
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SUBSCRIBE to #SWSCA on YouTube: bit.ly/Zp70T4 and RING THE BELL!










