Foam Latex Prosthetics

The Foam Latex Prosthetics course is an in-depth, hands-on program designed to teach the complete professional workflow used in film and television for creating foam latex prosthetics.

Over eight weekly classes, students are guided through the full process—from character and creature concept design, prosthetic sculpting on a live actor life cast, and mold building, to foam latex mixing, pouring, curing, demolding, and professional pre-painting and finishing.

Taught in a studio environment using industry-standard materials and techniques, this course is ideal for artists looking to build production-ready prosthetic skills while gaining practical experience with classic foam latex effects.

8 Sunday Night Classes (Weekly) | 7PM–10PM

What you will learn:

- Concept design for characters & creatures

- Sculpting techniques for prosthetic design

- Prosthetic modeling on a actors life cast

- Mold building for foam latex casting

- Foam latex pouring & curing processes

- Demolding and cleanup procedures

- Airbrushing & custom stenciling

- Realistic pre-painting & finishing

All materials provided. No experience required.

All sculpting products, materials, tools, and supplies are fully provided by the instructor for the duration of the class. Students do not need to bring anything with them, and no prior sculpture or special effects experience is required. This workshop is designed to be beginner-friendly while still teaching professional, industry-standard techniques in a hands-on learning environment