Welcome to ‘Applying Prosthetics for Beginners’
Why Use Prosthetics?
Background Knowledge (Optional)
Stuart Bray's 5 Tips for Beginners
What Not to Do: Silicone Prosthetics
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How to use these videos (0:51)
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Glue Problems: White spots, cloudy spots, and crinkles (3:53)
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Glue Problems: How to fix too much glue under a prosthetic (0:54)
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Glue Problems: How to fix not enough glue under a prosthetic (1:54)
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Glue Problems: How to fix crinkles in your cap plastic (0:42)
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Glue: How to know you've done it right (0:32)
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Cap Plastic: Blending too much cap plastic & visible edges (4:45)
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Cap Plastic: Gluing too much cap plastic & shiny or wrinkly edges (11:01)
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General Tips: Sweat bubbles under prosthetics (0:54)
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General Tips: Leaving enough space for edges (1:31)
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General Tips: Blood beading on silicone (2:20)
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Discussion & Troubleshooting (0:44)
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Test your learning
What Not to Do: Prosaide Transfers
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Sticky Situations: How to get unstuck from your transfer (1:48)
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Transfer Paper: How to avoid flattening & losing detail (2:47)
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Acetate Paper: What to do if your transfer won’t release (1:27)
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Outlining: Drawing on transfers to help place them correctly (2:12)
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Application: Avoid getting water under your prosaide transfer (1:32)
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General Tips: Fixing a prosaide edge (0:53)
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General Tips: Avoid doing this while applying your prosaide transfer (2:05)
What Not to Do: Alcohol Paints and Skin Tones
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Skin Tones: Tips for matching skin tones (2:08)
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Skin Tones: Matching from dark to light vs light to dark (3:09)
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Skin Tones: Matching a darker prosthetic to go lighter (7:59)
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Common Mistakes: Too much opacity in spatter layers (11:50)
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Alcohol Paints: How to avoid patchiness (3:11)
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Alcohol Paints: Pigment properties & inconsistencies (1:48)
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Alcohol Paints: Tips to avoid muddiness in painting (4:35)
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Skin Tones: Mixing a skin tone from scratch (6:40)
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Alcohol Paints: Overpainting & when to stop (10:47)
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Skin Tones: Test your colour vision (1:10)
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General Tips: Managing self-criticism & tracking progress (1:37)
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Test your learning
What Not To Do: Colouring Wounds and Layering Bloods
Your First Application (Start Here)
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Preparation: Skin prep & prosthetic placement (9:11)
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Self-application: How to apply a prosaide transfer (13:50)
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Self-application: How to glue a silicone prosthetic (10:26)
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Self-application: How to blend cap plastic edges (9:46)
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Comparisons: Side-by-side of unpainted prosthetics (1:20)
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Application: How to apply to another person (two hands!) (8:54)
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Alternate Application Method: Transfer moulds (13:13)
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Alternate Application Method: Silicone adhesive vs prosaide adhesive (10:15)
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Alternate Application Method: How to use silicone adhesive (4:47)
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Test your learning
Painting Your Prosthetics
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Light Skin Tone: Colour matching (10:35)
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Light Skin Tone: Wound colouring & creating depth (9:26)
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Light Skin Tone: Layering bloods realistically (7:30)
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Comparisons: Pros and cons & when to use silicone vs prosaide (17:13)
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Medium Skin Tone: Colour matching (8:56)
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Medium Skin Tone: Wound colouring (6:13)
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Dark Skin Tone: Colour matching (9:34)
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Dark Skin Tone: Wound colouring (8:22)
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Tattoos: Colour Matching (13:50)
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Test your learning
Stuart Bray's Application and Repair Demo
Prosaide Transfer: Small Cut
Prosaide Transfer: Infection
Prosaide Transfer: Scar
Silicone Prosthetic: Hand Cut
Silicone Prosthetic: Hand Suture
Silicone Prosthetic: Scabbed Hand
That's a Wrap!
Live Classes
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Live class dates for April and May 2021
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Live: Applying a LARGE silicone prosthetic to the face (137:17)
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Live: applying large silicone prosthetic on arm (172:03)
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2/5/21 Live: application of Iguana bite silicone prosthetics (91:14)
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2/5/20 live: silicone prosthetic wound on elbow (74:02)
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Live Prosaide Demo (applied on chin) April 23rd 2021 (69:31)
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Live Prosaide Demo recording (applied on lips) April 22nd 2021 (109:46)
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Live class recording for prosaide transfers demo 2020 (73:14)
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Live class recording for silicone prosthetic demo 2020 (72:36)
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Live Class Recording from 7th-8th November 2020 USA/AU (59:59)
