We had a blast providing character design development and sculpting duties with SFX Studio for the Mortal Kombat: Legacy web series. Below are some photos of our work as it appears on screen and some behind the scene photos.

 

Baraka played by Fraser Aitcheson. Make-up applied by Joel Echallier.

  

Kano played by Darren Shahlavi with faceplate and silicone appliance. Make-up applied by Joel Echallier.

Kano with silicone busted eye appliance. Make-up applied by Joel Echallier. 

Baraka sculpture with teeth sculpt (quick photo composite). Ultimately, the Director opted for a smaller set of dentures.

Artists: Keith Lau and Howard Lau

Progress photo, while sculpting the prosthetic blender on Kano’s faceplate positive.

Artist: Howard Lau

Kano's busted eye prosthetic sculpt (left). Swollen eye sculpt (right).
Artist: Keith Lau

The New York Times writes a feature story on the Mortal Kombat Web Series. Look for the first full reveal of the character, Baraka sculpted by Pipeline Artists, Keith Lau and Howard Lau. Check out the article here.

We’re thrilled to announce that we’re working in association with SFX Studio on the new Mortal Kombat Web Series, providing specialty costumes and character design services. Look for more details to be released when the show is released in mid-April this year.