Having made a fake tongue for a show last year, I figured it would make a fun tutorial.
So here it is.
Creating a split tongue that is worn is different in that you can’t really glue it like you would a nose or a chin – at best maybe using a denture fixative but I tried that once with some creature teeth, and it really isn’t pleasant to use.
For these tutorials, I made two different tongues – one is a diseased, fungal-infection thing and the other a split/lacerated tongue. Starting by making a basic, natural looking tongue, it is then pretty straightforward to modify it and create all manner of mouth-related maladies.
I broke it down into two videos, plus did a quicker shortened overview video for those of you in a hurry. If you want to know more then check out video 1 and video 2 (to be uploaded Wed 20th Nov).
The two longer videos also have a downloadable workbook with pics and info for you to follow along later if you want to have a go yourself.
Click on the pictures below to get your copy.
Click here to download Part 1 workbook
Click here to download Part 2 workbook
Please do let me know what you think by dropping a comment below!
The shortened video:
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Full video part 1:
Video Part 1 workbook download here
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Full video part 2:
Video Part 2 workbook download here
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If you have been following the blog, you will know there has been quite a long time between posts. This has largely been due to working on the new season of Game Of Thrones, and whilst I do love to be working on big, exciting jobs, it does mean the blog (and you) were sadly left neglected.
So, to remedy this I will be announcing some exciting developments which is going to turn that around – and I will want you to be involved!
Plus there is a time-limited offer on the Awesome Latex eCourse – just use the coupon code torntongue to save money – valid until Monday Nov 25th!
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Stuart
Incidentally, if you never signed up for the free 7-part mini ecourse then you can get it here. It is a no-hassle and one-click unsubscribe if you want out too – no spam from me! It is from my older site originally, but don’t worry – the stuff still gets to you!
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Yoooooo! Stuart you are inspiring me every day!! thank you and keep on teaching us a lot…
Awesome! I see an Evil Dead split tongue coming soon!
De verda q es en excelente tutorial y gracias por tus conocimientos los pondre en practica Stuart !!! Eres genial .
That’s cringingly realistic Stuart. Never seen a tongue prosthetic before
– must be tricky to do.
Que trabajo tan espectacular Stuart !!! Me encanto , eres un mago . Felicitaciones amigo .
Perfect video tutorial!
Well done Stuart, another clear and concise video, nice techniques with the texturing. Can’t wait for the next instalment. Which spray release did you use?
I used Mac Wax, tried and tested and works a treat.
-Stuart
Those tongue effects are cool ! I enjoy the posts and i’m hoping to get going on my own effects soon !Game of thrones eh? well cool too !
Pure genius.
great tutorial I love the skin texturing I picked up some great tips thanks stu.
Amazing!!!
Thank you so much – I love it!