A tutorial by Bamzy Cosplay showing how they used Pearly Art Scales to create their dragon scale bracer.
Creating a scale pattern – Video
Serakirah Cosplay used a simple icing tip usually used in cake decorating to create this sharp scale effect in very little time!
Large Molded Details with Worbla
Carmine Warren of Shoot the Look creates amazing pieces using Worbla for his photography looks. He recently shared this tutorial on how he makes his fantastic symmetrical pieces using household materials and Worbla.
How to build and decorate neck armor
We asked Rhoulette Cosplay to create a tutorial for us using Black Worbla, and she shared this great build of a decorated gorget that uses items to create detailed relief designs!
Filigree Armor Bracer
Panterona Cosplay shared a tutorial on how she used Worblas Pearly Art for this beautiful filigree bracer. You could apply this technique to any armor piece.
Clay Molds for Intricate Details on Worbla
Termina Cosplay shared this fantastic tutorial on how to give your Worbla intense filigree detail without hours of sculpting work!
Adding Dimensional Details with Deco Art – Video
Deco Art is a great way of adding dimension to your projects, whether you are building a dragon scale texture or sculpting a skull. Here are some videos showing how it can be done!
Creating Yuri’s Eros Crystals
Cowbutt Crunchies Cosplay did this introduction to Crystal Art and tutorial for Yuri’s Eros crystals for us as an initial test of Crystal Art. Take a look at their process below!
Fine Detail with Worbla’s Finest Art
If you’re familiar with Worbla’s products, you know that Black Art is the most suggested for fine detail work, as the texture in Black Art allows you to make fine pieces easier. That isn’t to say you can’t accomplish the same with Worbla’s Finest, however, as Enrico Sequi (Instagram) has absolutely blown us away with his incredibly fine filigree work with the original Worbla.
Cersei Lannister Belt from Game of Thrones -video
Cersei Lannister’s iconic belt was recently made by the fantastic Jak Cosplay, and you can see her process in this video.
Laser Cutting Worbla – Part 2!
Part 2 of The Dangerous Ladies laser cutting guide!
Using a Die Cut Machine with Worbla
Darth Cleavage did some tests for us about running Worbla through a Sizzix die cut machine, and shared her results below! Sizzix Saves the Day! I find that taking on a massively detailed commission just a few months prior to a major convention often leads to these amazing, “Holy crap! Why didn’t I think of…
Embossing Worbla with a Die Cut Machine
Xaljira Cos(tumes) recently shared this quick tutorial on how they used their Sizzix machine to emboss their Worbla for their Phoenix Staff.
Fine detailing with Worbla Black – Video
Erza Cosplay shows how she uses thin sections of Worbla’s Black Art to create the iconic Greek ‘wave’ detail on her upcoming costume.
Creating Fins for Detailing – Video
Lanthea’s work is always inspiring, and she shared this video showing how she made the raised, ridged fin details for her Ariel bracers.
Making a Dragon – Video
Erza Cosplay shared how she makes Dragon heads without armature or base in this video series.
Celtic Knotwork with Worbla – Video
A video showing the process of creating Celtic knotwork details on armor and props.
Using Foam for Details – Video
A video showing the process of creating details and layers with foam prior to applying Worbla.
Getting a Tooled Leather Look
Need to make your Worbla look like tooled leather? This tutorial shows one method to achieve that look.
Creating an Embossed Look for Surface Details
Creating a stamped, tooled or raised/relief look is something a lot of armor requires, especially if it’s supposed to look like leather but act like metal. The awesome folks at 519geeks have shared this tutorial for how they get an embossed effect for their Worbla pieces.
Adding Details to Armor- Video
Here are various methods you can use to add surface detail to your Worbla projects.
Creating Surface Details with Cord
Rufflebutt Cosplay made this quick tutorial to help show how to add surface texture and levels to Worbla with cord.