I'm always fascinated by anatomy, but I haven't really looked at muscle tissue before. One of the fun things about a zombie project is that zombies are often shown with damaged skin, and muscle showing underneath, so this is a great opportunity to look at what's underneath the skin of a person's face.
For reference, here's a diagram of the human facial muscles:
Image helpfully provided by Wikipedia. |
See how the muscle tissue is ridged? We can replicate that really easily with paper mache. All I've done is tear a piece of tissue into strips and twist the strips into little paper cords. Glue a bundle of these cords onto some paper, and you have a strip of muscle tissue.
This is then stuck into place on the draugr's face. A bit of connecting tissue, some ripped skin over top, and the job is done.
This is then stuck into place on the draugr's face. A bit of connecting tissue, some ripped skin over top, and the job is done.
After applying the muscle, but before applying the skin. |
After applying some skin. |
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