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Dr Who Fused Mask
This was one of those times when DavySil™
came to the rescue.
The mask was supposed to have grown out of the faces
of the people.
As a demo I directly applied the DavySil™
over the mask and face. This gave it the 'fused' look
for the Dr Who episode 'The Empty Child'. |
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Forensics Bite Mark
Some work involving me mocking up some forensic photographs
for a police series called 'Conviction'.
I applied DavySil™
then, as it was almost set, I pushed a set of plaster
dentures into the DavySil™
to create this makeup effect.
I had to make a young girl's skin look withered with
trauma marks. I also painted it with 'Illustrator' palettes
for the distinctive yellow tone. |
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Birth Mark
This birth mark was done for a programme called 'Second
Coming' with Christopher Eccleston (Dr Who).
Sadly, this part ended up on the cutting room floor.
This was after many hours/days of recreating it.
I outlined and direct applied the DavySil™,
as seen here, to break up the texture of her skin. I
gave particular attention to the girl's cheek,eye and
upper lip. |
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Birth Mark
This is the finished version of the birth mark. It
was painted with 'Illustrator' inks.
I actually wanted to keep it to the shape above, but
the production wanted more.
I felt it was overkill. HEY! Who am I? |
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Cut Hand
A prosthetic piece made from DavySil™.
Made for an episode of "Taggart". |
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Sutured Head
This is a DavySil™
wound that needed to be soutured in shot.
Daz Longthorne from A&E Series 2 did a good job
in May 2000. |
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Needle Through Lip
Robbie Drake was required to do a lip piercing close-up
shot with a needle.
As you can see he used DavySil™
to good effect.
This was done for a small independent film.
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