Best Way To Get Wood Grain Look on EVA Foam | Cosplay Apprentice

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Ok, so this is probably one of the coolest techniques I have ever come up with and as far as I have seen no one else has ever done this before and it could be a huge game-changer. I figured out a super cool way to easily add a wood grain to your EVA foam with no need to burn or etch in lines and no fancy painting skills. And I am going to share it with you right now!
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23 июл 2024

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@DeviancyBehavir 4 года назад

I use a plain grinding stone bit from a dremel to get that look and just randomly make whatever pattern and indentations that I want. I do long strokes in places and then use different shaped bits to create texture details and knots. That's the best way I've found to do it with the tools I already have. I've also added a small and medium long round dowel from curved eva foam and used it to create larger branch pieces if it calls for it.

@OstlerHouseDesign 4 года назад

Mermaid scale texture? 🧜‍♀️

@CosplayApprentice 4 года назад

Mermaid scales! Genius!

@beckymurphy4714 4 года назад

One problem with this technique is that you are going to have repeating areas if you're covering a large surface. In other words, every 6" or so you're going to have that same knot showing up. If you're doing a small section, or if you can stagger your pieces you'd get a more realistic look. As for other textures I'd like to see something for getting texture on scales, other than crumpling foil and ironing it on.

@CosplayApprentice 4 года назад

Yeah, you would definitely want to make sure you are offsetting the knots and not just rolling them side by side the whole time :). Oooh, scale texture, that would be cool! :)