Another shot of Jack Frost 2.0, and yes my feet were very cold XD
This time around I made the frost by putting my thumb against the centre of a bristle brush, which made it fan out. I then watered down white paint A LOT and with that I patted the brush against the hoodie. I did firmer "patting" at the base of the neck, shoulder and around the pocket/cuffs and went lighter as I went up. I also added in light strokes with the brush that I did in a loose criss-cross pattern because there is a fibrous pattern to ice/frost. After that was done I watered down some white paint (this time with less water) and did the same thing but as a more visible layer.
After that was all down I finished off the frost with light spraying of silver spray paint.
The pants were done in a very similar way except that there was brown spray paint used to give the pants the "rough'd up" look.
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This time around I made the frost by putting my thumb against the centre of a bristle brush, which made it fan out. I then watered down white paint A LOT and with that I patted the brush against the hoodie. I did firmer "patting" at the base of the neck, shoulder and around the pocket/cuffs and went lighter as I went up. I also added in light strokes with the brush that I did in a loose criss-cross pattern because there is a fibrous pattern to ice/frost. After that was done I watered down some white paint (this time with less water) and did the same thing but as a more visible layer.
After that was all down I finished off the frost with light spraying of silver spray paint.
The pants were done in a very similar way except that there was brown spray paint used to give the pants the "rough'd up" look.
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