I pulled some dead tree bark, cut it to shape and attached it to emma with latex glue and finished blending it in with face paints.” “The images looked just like tree bark which made perfect sense for my infected model.
#WARLORDS CALL TO ARMS UNBLOCKED SKIN#
“There is a Naughty Dog video documentary called Hush and on it one of their artists shows images of real diseased skin that inspired them,” Wilks explains. The spread of the infection across the body meant that Wilks got to experiment with different materials to achieve that desirable ‘I’m actually turning into a plant’ effect down emma’s arm. It was a cold day so I am eternally grateful to emma for modelling for me.” “To get her all dressed up and painted it took around two hours. I had to lead her around an abandoned mental hospital until we had finished the shoot!” he explains. She is incredibly patient and trusts me greatly which was lucky because once the mask went on she couldn’t see a thing. “Luckily emma is a good friend of mine and we have worked on body paint shoots together. but with some elastic, hair clips and some latex glue we got it to work.” Shiv crafter Joel would surely be proud.ĭespite the knowledge that there’s just elastic and a real live human under there, it’s somewhat unnerving to know that Wilks didn’t think to add any eyeholes so, just like the clickers themselves, his model was blind for the entirety of the photo shoot.
“Unfortunately, emma and myself are both in full-time employment and we didn't get a chance to do a test fitting before the big day, so I had to wing it and get the mask to fit around her face on-site. “The mask was the last thing I made and only really took a week to mould and paint,” he tells us. Things didn't all go quite to plan on the day though, as a busy schedule meant that Wilks hadn't even managed to see if it would fit.
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