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The Muppet Project

Hey all,

Saw someone on here did an Animal Head for a costume and thought it looked Ace! I've never done anything like this in the past... but since it was my drummer's 21st Birthday coming up (The Saturday just passed) i thought it would be a great idea to build him one or at the very least give it a go. So i did. I never quite followed all the instructions on here.

Let me know what you think. Thanks

6 comments

Sep 22, 2011. 6:24 AMkc1286 says:

Oh please do put the steps up! I love the smaller size of this mask, and definitely the more instruction the better!

Oct 19, 2011. 6:32 AMnormanthybeast (author) says:

Hey thanks for the comment. Sorry it has taken so long to reply, internet has been down for the past while. I have just uploaded the steps on how i achieved the Mask. If you have any questions regarding it, plz feel free to give me a shout.

Sep 9, 2011. 8:27 AMnormanthybeast (author) says:

Hey thanks for the comments. I do have more pics and notes of the process on how i made it. But not sure if it's worth putting them up or not? As i copied a few of the steps from the other guy on here who made one.

But I'll wait to see if there's any interest in it :P lol.

Cheers again.

191

Sep 9, 2011. 12:09 PM

scoochmaroo says:

Definitely put them up! We all borrow from each other in the maker communities. As long as credit is given and it's all done in good faith, the more information, the better. Looking forward to seeing your process shots!