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tomssobbingcorner · 1 day

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If you hate me I think you should kill me / If you can't kill me, then what are you worth?

#all finished! ⭐#cw eyestrain #princezam #<- now in the top 10 reccomended tags for my art. fun!#this is a sign of mental illness #jumperwho #cw blood #cw teeth #<- guys. whats wrong with my zam design #anyways #lifesteal #lssmp #lifesteal fanart #yeah. lol #goodbye!

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silly-ehggy · 3 hours

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Spamton I am so sorwy for abandoning yuo

(Plz reblog if you like)

#doot #art #doodles #spamton #deltarune spamton #spamton with boobs. thats it.#oh ya and a few #big shot spamton #cw teeth #cuz of the last little cat me

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intotheelliwoods · 1 month

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Whats that? A DTIYS??? Where I can draw a rat demon in any style I please??? 👉👈🥺

Dont mind if I do~ @sharkfinn

Version without all the fancy glow effects:

#lmao well this was fun #a trip to make as well #rottmnt #little brother au #cw teeth #cw mouth #uhhh is there like a correct body horror tag for this?#cw body horror #I am sooo forgetting a tag for this......#if theres a cw tag I should add lmk <3 #cw eyestrain #eyestrain #<- ty person who suggested eyestrain #forgot about that one

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honkygay · 5 months

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Oliver Banks i am VERY fond of you and also the way you say ‘well’ so i drew you wrapped in death tentacles hope this helps convey my undying (haha) love for you

#honkygaydraws #tma #the magnus archives #oliver banks #tma oliver banks #the end #the end tma #tma fanart #cw decomposition

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cosmic-nopedog · 9 months

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Imperfect Hatred

#ultrakill #ultrakill fanart #gabriel ultrakill #cw eyestrain #cw face horror #cw teeth #cw blood #my art

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swervesbar · 1 year

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Dental Appointment

#tf #maccadam #megatron #ratchet #cw dentist #cw teeth #happy megatron monday #stay strong my decepticon warriors #bullying the old man yet again for megatron monday #ty for the idea energone :3 #worm art

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muppenthings · 11 months

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Thousands of feet below the surface, a benthic rover discovers something quite large. Everyone is in for a startle.

And that's how they drew him back to the surface. xD

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nymphofnovels · 28 days

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How to Make Replicas of Your Own Teeth: A Cosplay Toothtorial

This is a method to safely use a molded mouth guard to make duplicates of your own teeth without destroying a potentially expensive piece of dental equipment. Everything that goes into the mold—clay and mold release aid—must be nontoxic/edible so you can wash your mouth guard at the end of the process and continue to use it as normal.

Benefits: No mold-making or casting experience required Lightweight end result Adds a truly personal touch to your project :)

Downsides: Must own a molded mouth guard/retainer End result can be fragile and needs proper sealing for durability

Supplies

Molded mouth guard/retainer (referred to as “mold” from here on)

Cornstarch

Soft/fluffy brush

Non-toxic white air dry clay (I used Crayola Model Magic)

Craft knife

Jewelry wire (I used 20 or 22 gauge)

Pins/yarn needle/any various household implements you can sculpt or smooth small details with

Acrylic paints and a variety paint brushes

Clear glossy top coat (I used Mod Podge (satin) and UV Resin)

Prep

Brush or otherwise clean your mouth guard if you haven’t already, especially if there’s build-up.

If you’re using your container of cornstarch for cooking, set aside a small container specifically for crafting. No accidental cross-contamination here!

Dip your fluffy brush into cornstarch and brush into your DRY mouth guard. Lightly coat the entire mold and distribute any clumps. This coat of cornstarch will make it easier to remove your teeth from the mold.

Molding

Firmly press clay into the mold so that approximately half is in the mold, half is sticking out for root sculpting. Make sure there are no air pockets or you won’t pick up the details.

Use detail scissors/craft knife to cut away excess material and indent to mark out the divisions between teeth as visible on the gum lines (see above)

Reference a tooth diagram like the one below and separate out the roots for each tooth. Front teeth tend to have 1 leg, middle teeth have 2 legs, and some molars have 3+. I personally found that my limit was 2 roots. Sculpting 3+ roots on a single tooth was more difficult and more fragile than anatomical accuracy was worth.

Demolding

You can demold immediately after sculpting or wait up to an hour. The faster you remove the teeth, the easier they are to reshape. The longer you wait, the more they resist unintentional denting BUT the more touch-ups you'll have to do to clean the edges between teeth.

Gently lift the full row of teeth from the mold. If it won't release when you tip the mold or or push at it, try using a pin to stab one of the end teeth and use that to pry up the teeth. The rest of the row should follow. If they don't, try repeating for the other side. If they're still not lifting, set aside to dry and try again ~15-30min later.

Gently cut apart the u-shape into individual teeth.

Press raw cut edges in and smooth with various tools, like a yarn needle. Use a craft knife to help trim off any excess clay.

Touch-ups

In the case of air pockets or if you accidentally remove a root, wet some clay and use a very small amount to fill in gaps or add on roots. Don't forget the water! It makes the clay stickier and smooth out better. This is where tools come in handy, wet clay sticks less to smooth objects than your fingertips!

Once repaired, set aside any wet pieces to dry for at least 15min before doing any more sculpting work.

Set all teeth aside to dry for several hours on a wax paper or other non-stick surface. Make sure it's not textured or it will leave an imprint on your teeth!

Flaws like the chip on the top left tooth and the cracks on the middle bottom teeth are great candidates for smoothing out with a little extra clay.

**PAUSE HERE AND CLEAN YOUR MOUTH GUARD**

I personally like to rinse it out with water and clean it with a dissolving denture cleaning tablet to make sure it’s fully sanitized. It also doesn’t hurt to properly brush the mouth guard to make sure there’s no clay or cornstarch residue stuck in the crevices.

Holes

Test a tooth to check if it’s dry to the touch and doesn’t immediately deform to your touch. If it’s holding shape, you can move on.

Bore a hole into the tooth with a pin or jewelry wire. Consider how you want them to hang. A) For the central dangling teeth on Harrowhark’s choker, I punched holes as close to the tip of the root as possible without tears, perpendicular to the teeth so I could hang them on jump rings directly from the center brooch. B) For the teeth intended for Harrow’s tabard, I punched two sets of holes parallel to the jaw to prevent teeth from flipping around. One set just under the tooth cap, approx. 1/8in down, and one set about the same distance from the roots.

Once a hole has been punched with a pin, wiggle it around a little to open the hole or thread it on a piece of jewelry wire.

Leave teeth on a piece of wax paper or strung on a thread/wire to dry for ~48hr (or as recommended for your clay).

Painting/Weathering

Mix a small amount of yellow-brown paint with water to create a wash (middle palette above). Paint all of your teeth with this first to establish a base color and help define any hairline cracks.

Paint with less diluted yellows and browns (right palette above). Refer to photos like the below for reference (try searching "teeth" and "archaeology"). NOTE: The root tends to be darker and more weathered than the main tooth because it isn't protected by enamel.

Dry brush ivory or white mixed with some yellow/brown onto the tooth cap to bring out highlights.

Finishing

Your air dry clay teeth and paint job will need a top coat for protection. I highly recommend a glossy clear top coat to give the look of enamel. Below is a comparison of the two sealants I used, but there's many more options out there!

UV Resin (Left) Pros: Harder/more durable Cures faster Cons: Need to work during daylight or use a UV light Harder to get a thin even layer Requires more set up and safety precautions

Satin Mod Podge (Right) Pros: Can be applied with a brush Air dries Cons: Takes longer to dry Teeth tend to stick together unless kept below room temp or kept from touching each other (I solve this by storing unused beads in an old pill bottle in the fridge. Yes it's cursed and Yes I've had comments from my housemates.)

As mentioned earlier, thread teeth on a wire or pin down to dry. This method also works well to set up for spray painting a clear coat.

Now, go forth and enjoy everyone's reactions when you tell them that you're wearing your own teeth! :D

#cosplay #cosplay tutorial #crafting tutorial #cosplay ref #harrowhark cosplay #the locked tomb #harrowhark nonagesimus #the locked tomb cosplay #locked tomb cosplay #craftblr #tutorials #tutorial #Nymph rambles #the scraps of NoN #I'm accepting my fate to potentially be know as the Tooth Harrow to a swath of people slkdfskljfsdlf #teeth #cw teeth #juuuuuust in case

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koszmarnybudyn · 7 months

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A wip of an episode 120 art cause its my favorite episode so far, and the imagery is very cool. Wont be able to finish this for a while cause i'm busy but have the wip as a little treat.

#tma #tma spoilers #the magnus archives #jon sims #tma episode 120 #my art #hope i actually do finish this soon #cw: gore #cw trypophobia #cw eye horror #cw teeth #hope that about covers it #hopefully im not great with cws so please tell me if i need to add more #anyway making jon really inhuman and creepy is my new hobby #jonathan sims

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needle-noggins · 3 months

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