SHOULD I MAKE AN UPDATE VIDEO?So today is a tutorial, I worked pretty hard on this and I hope everyone can learn from this...

Do you want a unique way to express your emotions without revealing your face? In this project, we made a helmet that resembles an old TV monitor with an LED display that changes expressions based on movement and sound, simulating real interactions!

1) Broken or Unused CRT TV (Preferably small but still big enough to fit over your head) 2) Tint Spray Paint. 3) Hot glue. 4) Flexible plastic sheet (I used the plastic from a picture frame I got at Kmart) 5) Foam padding.

TV Head!: Oh no! Halloween is right around the corner, and you don't have a costume ready! You don't want to spend big bucks on something fancy you'll only wear once! And you don't want to get lost in a sea of junk at the thrift store! Now there's a better…

how to make a tv head.... with pictures! This will all be under the cut and I will explain in detail and with what NOT to do. I haven't seen very many good tutorials anywhere or lack in detail.

hey whoa !! ! it's done !! after many months and many requests, my complete tv head tutorial is finally here ! i hope you guys learn a ton about how to make your own awesome object head!...

DIY Computer Head Accessory Tutorial (on my blog!): https://www.fashionlacrum.com/articles/computer-head-accessoryMore info about the fashion collection this...

Jul 23, 2024 · Creating a TV head cosplay can be a fun and rewarding project, perfect for conventions, Halloween, or any costume event. This guide will walk you through the entire process, from gathering materials to the final assembly. We'll explore different methods, including using a CRT TV and constructing a TV head from scratch.

Mar 23, 2024 · Demonstration of how I made a rainbow computer head accessory from a real CRT monitor.

How I Made My EVA Foam TV Head (A Long-Winded and Rambly Tutorial by Me) NOTE (1 June 2020): This tutorial is outdated - I plan to update it with new photos as well as improved techniques from my later builds soon!