MAM stubble

Well I awoke this morning with a silly idea in my head for giving figures textured stubble!! This is an attempt at my idea....
I'm not going to say what I did to achieve this because I want to see if anyone can guess first!!

How ever you achieved giving figures textured stubble looks a great way of doing of mate. My guess on how you achieved it was by wetting the the earier first then put dabs of soil to give the stubble look, am I right Ross ?

is it tickling his nose,,,,,

No idea what you used - but it looks great! Still in time for Movember!!!

   

He looks good whatever you used.

Thanks for comments guy! Alex I'm afraid you are incorrect mate!

he looks great (will it come off easy or is it on for good)

You haven't shaved him for a few days?  

...do you have to do back, crack and sack for him as well?

 

Cool!  He looks like someone you shouldn't mess with!  

Looks like it was either a dry brush effect or a biro.

Keep guessing....

Flock applied thinly.

you didnt use the residue from a disposable razor did you ?
or sand of some sort ?

Nope.....

Aha I wonder if Ross has discovered the arcane technique for producing five o'clock shadow to soft plastic heads?

You liberally prick the area you wish to display the "shadow" with a pin or needle then brush over the area with watered down acrylic paint then immediately wipe it clean with a tissue or similar. The paint will be sucked into the pin pricks by capillary action and leave small dark spots which remain when the excess paint is wiped off the surface.

I haven't an effing clue what you have done mate, but it looks amazing my friend

Winch wrote:

Aha I wonder if Ross has discovered the arcane technique for producing five o'clock shadow to soft plastic heads?

You liberally prick the area you wish to display the "shadow" with a pin or needle then brush over the area with watered down acrylic paint then immediately wipe it clean with a tissue or similar. The paint will be sucked into the pin pricks by capillary action and leave small dark spots which remain when the excess paint is wiped off the surface.

Sounds like too much hard work

Same head... Different approach.. Painted it and blew secret ingredient on!!!

another cracking job ross !! that secret ingredient of yours certainly does the job my friend  

sirsidneyruffdiamond wrote:

Winch wrote:

Aha I wonder if Ross has discovered the arcane technique for producing five o'clock shadow to soft plastic heads?

You liberally prick the area you wish to display the "shadow" with a pin or needle then brush over the area with watered down acrylic paint then immediately wipe it clean with a tissue or similar. The paint will be sucked into the pin pricks by capillary action and leave small dark spots which remain when the excess paint is wiped off the surface.

Sounds like too much hard work

The best results often require hard work which is why only some achieve them!

That looks terrific! A 'MAMake-over' and just in time for Xmas!!!     

looks awesome Ross well done,     

did you do it with end of a paint brush dab it on to give the 5 o clock shadow?  

So ........you going to tell us how , or not........  

Looks great!   

Ground black pepper!!

ha ha secret ingredient .......I see what you did there  
when he shaves does he use Old Spice ?!