LATEX TWI'LEK LEKKU TUTORIAL | hera syndulla cosplay
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i used something like 2kg of clay and 1l of latex
i filled it with cotton, the whole thing weights about 0,5-0,6kg
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hi everyone who visits this video a year later! thank you all so much for all your comments and questions, i am so so glad that it is helping you and you're making your own lekkus with help of this video!
i am currently working on another project similar to this and i want to combine recordings from the new one with a q&a and better quality of the whole video, so if you'll have any more questions - please ask in the comments - and stay tuned for the next video 💜
the video is UP! 💚
Omg as a visual learner this helps so much!! 😭 thank you for explaining and showing the whole process!!
Im glad! Hope it helps 🫶🏻✨
i’m about to make another video with more tips and talk about things that i haven’t in this video, based on the questions i got after this one, so if you need more info about it stay tuned! 💜
That was awesome! Great job.
Thanks!
Did you paint the circles on with latex?
Oh, I see. The first circles were just a pattern. And then a layer of clear. And then you paint the circles again with colored latex.
Love it😭 didn’t expect this to turn out this good😭
Wow this turned out so good! Amazing job! I have a question; do you think I could make a lekku entirely out of clear latex, then airbrush paint it afterwards? Or would that make it stiff? Thank you!
I've sadly never worked with airbrush before, but if you have an option to use some kind of flexible paint on it, i think it would stay much longer on the latex and it won't crack, so if there is a possibility for this kind of paint i would do this!
hi! i'm currently trying to make my own lekku, based on your video! :D I was wondering if you only put the baby powder on the latex at the times you show in the video or do you put it on in between EACH layer of latex? thank you!
hey! i put it only in times that was shown on the video, althrough heard some people that did that in-between each layer. honestly, i do not know what would be the difference, but the point of using it is so the latex won't stick to itself nor the clay mold.
WHAT this is so cool?!
This is so helpful. Thank you. 😊
what´s the white powerd you used to prevent from sticking to the base?
it was baby powder, also called talkium powder. you can find it in drugstores!
I really like how it turned out, the shape is perfect!
I want to do my first cosplay this year and I want to Hera 💚 wasn’t it like too heavy on your head ?
Thank you! I am very happy of the shape too, but it turned out it wasn't as perfect as I first thought though :( The lekkus were made a bit too wide apart and even with the stuffing, they weren't holding as well as I predicted, so next time I will make them closer to each other so gravity doesn't ruin the look haha
I don't remember how much that weighted, but yeah, I think I did a bit too much layers (I was scared of it not being strong enough) so I guess next time using a really thin net-like and stretchy fabric in between the layers will reduce the weight and strenghten up the structure.
Good luck with your costume! 💜🥰
The lekku looks amazing! I'm thinking to make mine that way. Acrylics would work as well for the paint?
Yes, definetely! But make sure to mix them before pouring latex, so you get the most accurate color!
@@hanisscosplay Thanks!!
This looks amazing !!! 💕💕
I've done stage work and made mask with latex, I must say. This is impressive indeed.
This is incredible!
Have you thought about just using the liquid latex to pour over it so it's all just smooth.
Unfortunately, this causes stains because of how thin the liquid is, so based on my first failed project - thickening and layering latex with a sponge made much smoother finish.
What did u do differently to the second lot of clay? What do u do so it doesn't crack?
i followed LoreCraft Lorebox tutorial (on YT) on this. you need to add not clay in between the cracks (like put clay into the cracks to fill them) without using water. basically i wouldn’t recommend using water (just when necessary for example to make it stick to itself when applying it to the base)
@@hanisscosplay ah ok. Thanku
Can u use normal acrylic paint fot it if u mix it with latex?
sure! i’ve seen people mix it, i just randomly bought pigment and it worked perfectly! i didn’t have to use a lot of paint to get the colour i wanted. but remember to first mix paint to the colour you want your lekku to be, and then mix it with latex!
@@hanisscosplay ok 👍 thanku 😊
Could this method work for the tentacles on a Nautolan?
for sure!
Wow, this is very helpfull 🙏🏻 thank you! And it looks amazing 😁
PS. You Look pretty 😁 i like you‘re nose and you‘re Face ✨. Sorry for sounding creepy 😬 i am Bad at compliments 😰
What kind of latex?
I ued latex from cosplayshop.be!