Ben did a lot of the ridge work, and then I went through and did the striations along all the horns.
- I think it's so cool.
- Thanks.
Looking into that face, the darkness of the eyes and then all the shapes coming out, the technique on it and the coloration, the painting, everything is so demonic ram-cactusy.
It's pretty awesome.
I'm a big fan, for sure, yeah.
This is my favorite makeup I've seen on Face Off.
Wow.
You've done some things here with the forms that could so easily have gone south on you.
- I'm so impressed.
Both:
- Thank you.
This thing scares the heck out of me.
He looks like something that's been out in the desert for years,
- and that paint job is awesome.
- Thank you so much.
Ben and Darla, if you'd please step back.
Stephanie and Alan, please step forward.
So tell us about your plant/animal fusion and the division of labor.
Our inspiration was the thorny dragon and cockscomb.
He's supposed to be a stealth predator and venomous, that's the saliva, and all the horns are actually protruding venom.
Stephanie sculpted the face, I sculpted the cowl, she detailed the face, and then we both shared the labor on the paint.
It's too soft and too devoid of texture.
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