A little update on the masks... You may remember these previous posts about it
HERE.
One is nearly finished. He still requires a large ginger moustache and eyebrows, but his look is pretty much finished otherwise.
And here's the process along the way...
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Putting the resin and fibre glass into the mould |
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All of the sections of the mould together |
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And here he is! |
So he needed a lot of picking at and scraping all the plaster from crevices and sanding down areas.
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First coat of paint |
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Eyeeeeees |
I have completed more of it than this, but I'll leave that for another post. Next was to give him more punch-and-judy-esque colouring and make him look a bit battered and like an old wooden toy.
And here's the other mask's ceramic head after taking the plaster mould off.
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Poor Policeman Pluck |
The rest soon!
2 comments:
This is brilliant Kate, you have such skill!
Thanks so much!! :~}
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