I made these a few years ago out of aluminum foil, soda cans, old vent screens, fiberglass resin and rust bond (aka slime). Sometimes I get bored at work.
Just recently finished up my newest mask design. Calling him WRATH! Enjoy these glamor shots I took! Thanks for looking! 🤘
I just joined Reddit, and I've always wondered about that. I consider myself someone interested in Chernobyl, though I don't know as much as people who have been into the subject for years.
I havent actually watched the show but i like the character. ( plz dont mind the incredibly messy background. )
Is there anyone out there who has had luck either buying or making a Squid Game guard mask that can be seen through?
I need it for a burlesque routine, which means I'll be dancing on stage, so visibility is important!
I'd much prefer to buy a mask rather than make it (I'm not super crafty!), but if there arent any good masks for purchase, then I will have to make my own. My public library has a 3D printer I could maybe use, but again, I'd really rather just buy something 😅
Thank you all so much! Any advice is super appreciated!
I was going to a ren faire with some buddies and my costume kinda hinged on a mask, so I decided to sculpt a druid inspired one. I think it turned out alright, but there's definitely improvements I would make next time.
I made it using a cheap plastic mask I found online and drew the details with permanent marker, I added some scratches to make it look old and damaged.
100 % manual Sanding hardcore style , pepakura paper armatures
I'm working on a leather face cosplay, and Ima diy the mask with liquid latex. I need help figuring out how to keep the mask on comfortably while still being able to take it off at any time. Any tips?
(It's gonna look something like this)
Are there any latex mask makers still around? Or have they all gone and bit the dust. (And relocated to south of the border or overseas.)
These are some of my leaf masks. These were part of a series of 8 masks called "the watchers" first is 'the twins (past and present), second is "the transcedental" and the third was "the curious". The concept was a bit more elaborate than I will get I to here, but if you want to read more about it, it's on my ws.
These were sculptural pieces presented on stands. Not necessarily worn, but they can easily be adapted to be worn.