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Hey there everyone, and here's another edition of T&T's! This time I'll be sharing with you all how I go about making bullet mark effects for foam! First, you're going to need to have a rotary tool (aka Dremel) in your possesion. A rotary tool is one of the work horses of just about any prop maker out there, so if you don't have one, you should acquire one! Next, you're going to need a specific kind of grinding stone bit for said rotary tool. The bit your looking for will look like this: Now, the reason that you want this particular bit to use for making your bullet effects is because it, well, looks like a bullet! I've found it to be ab

Hey everyone, and welcome to my first installment of T & T’s (Tips and Techniques)! Today I’ll be showing you all how I make my wood grain that was so popular with people when they saw it. So I’ll do my best to try and walk you all through how I go about doing my style of wood grain! First off, I like to draw a sort of rough guide on where my grain lines are going to go, and in what direction. Now, what direction and kind of lines you’ll have is dependent on how the “wood” you’re trying to replicate was cut. The top, bottom, and sides of a wood blank have different grain lines that what’s at