Issue 22

Issue 22 Winter 2021

£10.99

There’s an air of change about issue 22, not least because it’s our first bigger bumper one! We bring you exciting examples of conventional prosthetics; everything from wild werewolves to savage zombies, crazed creatures to animal-children. But we also look at how the future is unfolding, with tantalizing tutorials examining 3D modelling software, as well as the place of 3D printing in the manufacture of appliances, and how the two technologies can sit side-by-side with traditional techniques. Basically, where the past meets the present…literally in A Family Portrait – just one of the amazing articles on offer!

Look out for

  • Academy award-winner Howard Berger and KNB EFX Group take the lead in bringing a new generation of superheroes to life.
  • Fractured FX spill the beans on their enchanting work for the Netflix fantasy drama series, Sweet Tooth.
  • Jim Udenberg creating prosthetics for Norway’s first ever werewolf film, Viking Wolf.

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Features

Justin Raleigh and Fractured FX create a legion of zombies for Zack Snyder’s Las Vegas heist movie / we meet the teams behind the creation of the Wendigo and it’s victims for new supernatural horror, Antlers / an in-depth look at the career of pioneering hybrid artist Gino Acevedo / Jim Udenberg gets something to sink his teeth into with Viking Wolf / Howard Berger and KNB EFX take the lead on the prosthetics for Jupiter’s Legacy / Berlin’s Twilight Creations collaborate with artist Andreas Mühe on a deeply personal project / Fractured FX create animal-children for Netflix fantasy series Sweet Tooth.

Tutorials and tech specs

Stuart Bray and Todd Debreceni share their experience of incorporating 3D printing into the pipeline for creating prosthetic makeup, Brad Greenwood helps us get to grips with 3D modelling software, and Dan Crawley gives us a tech spec of the turtle kind, using prosthetics to bring our favourite Ninja Teenagers back to their gritty roots.

Plus: master sculptor, character designer and inspirational teacher Don Lanning dazzles with wise words and Heather Wixson’s book Monsters, Makeup and Effects serves up interviews with some of the greatest creature creators from across the years.

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