Air bubbles of one kind or another are inevitable if you deal with materials which start out life as a liquid and then later solidify such as plaster, latex, silicone and resin. Let’s take a look at what can happen, why, and what to do about it. Blog post accompanying this post:

#58 - Air Bubbles

Making prosthetics and makeup effects for TV and film is fun, but it also means you are constantly working outside your comfort zone.  

That being the case, there are lots of things which try to trip you up and take your attention.  These podcasts will address either specific areas of interest for fellow FX nuts, or they will be real commentary on the things that come along and mess with the programme.  

I also have a habit of writing about this stuff too:
http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/blog/

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Making prosthetics and makeup effects for TV and film is fun, but it also means you are constantly working outside your comfort zone. That being the case, there are lots of things which try to trip you up and take your attention. These podcasts will address either specific areas of interest for fellow FX nuts, or they will be real commentary on the things that come along and mess with the programme. I also have a habit of writing about this stuff too: http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/blog/

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