VENDETTA mask - make it your own.

 by Frankyfly
As you know, this mask has become the symbol of rebellion against globalization, banks and governments . It represents  the stylised person of Guy Fawkes, a member of the  Gunpowder Plot , who attempted  to blow up the English Palace of Westminster  in London in 1605.    
I reproduced a solid version using a paper model.
You can download the zipped file from HERE.
The site has a step by step sequences of well illustrated pictures on how to make it.
I'm not the author of the paper model. Credit to the author (I dunno who is he/she).

Once you have printed, and glued it, this becomes the base for your final mask.


                                    






 

 
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HammE says: May 21, 2013. 7:26 PM
That's really cool! I'm gonna have to make it. I also like the movie V is for Vandetta, although I saw parts of it.
scarvalho brisola says: Aug 6, 2012. 12:43 PM
Very interesting. I loved the idea - in addition to being a job that helps de-stress. Thanks for the idea!
TimTheScarecrow says: Mar 10, 2012. 3:02 AM
interesting. ive never seen paper mache done with paper towels before.

did you use 2 different models for the final product?
because on the last step the uncolored mask looks a lot more 3 dimensional than the finished and painted one.
Frankyfly (author) in reply to TimTheScarecrowMar 11, 2012. 2:26 PM
Tim, you are right !!
I added some crumpled paper for the eyebrows and the mustach for the unpainted one.
The base mold was the same for both masks.
Cheers.
Franky
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