WIP Halloween Demon Mask
I'm getting close to being done with this years Halloween mask. A nifty demon skull! Thought I'd post the WIP album which is a semi tutorial on the process here. Let me know if you've got any questions on the process so far.
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I've completed the mask, with LEDs and everything. There is a short bit of video too. Here: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/VziMcAEINVbUC_e5uFGhzg?feat=directlink
Oct 13, 2009. 10:57 AMgabrielsan
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You have got a lot of skills, nice work. I was wondering, what material is this made of? Will you paint it?
Yep, the materials are listed in the album ,but I'll repost them here too. <br /><br />I'm casting with Smooth On 300 plastic. The dark parts on the horns are a 2 part epoxy used to glue the horns in and also to fill the gaps between the horn and skull pieces. <br /><br />The molds are a brush on silicone rubber called Rebound 25 with a plaster mother mold. <br /><br />The smooth on site has lots of good information and some tutorials on their products too. Super fun stuff!<br />http://www.smooth-on.com/<br /><br />
Oct 18, 2009. 9:19 AMgabrielsan
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Thanks for responding.
Now I'll have to clean my pants, your mask looks terrifying!
Now I'll have to clean my pants, your mask looks terrifying!
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