Glove Mold Part 2!
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What this video covers
This is Part 2 of Allen Hopps' glove mold series from StiltbeastStudios, continuing the process of creating a professional-grade wearable creature glove mold for haunted attraction use. The video is an extended, in-depth session clocking in at over three hours, suggesting a highly detailed walkthrough of a multi-step molding process. As a continuation, viewers are expected to have foundational context from Part 1 before diving in.
Key takeaways
- ◆Part 2 of an ongoing glove mold build series by Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios
- ◆Extended runtime indicates deep, step-by-step coverage of the molding process
- ◆Targeted at haunted attraction performers and professional prop builders
- ◆Focuses on wearable creature hand/glove fabrication suitable for haunt costumes
- ◆Prior viewing of Part 1 is recommended for full context
Who this is for
Serious prop builders and haunted attraction performers who want to learn professional-level wearable creature glove fabrication from an experienced studio artist.
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