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I took this photo at Busch Garden's -It was a daily Winner in the Kodak Photo-Quilt and was displayed on the big screen in Times Square for a day. It is one of my favorite becuase it was one of my first set of digital photos - I like getting in close - I did not think a full view of this mask would be a great or have the impact that only a "part" would.
Part of yet another "Warts and all" piece.
I made this many years ago and had such a stong vision right at the start, which is usually a danger sign.
The whole piece is large and shows the transitition from a clay mask to a textile one.
This textile mask is made by heavily embroidering on to water soluble fabric and then applying jute scrim and enamelled pieces.
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Moon eclipse, taken with my old 60D to get a closer view due to the cropped sensor.
Music : Solar Fields - Blue Moon Station [Full Album]
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A Mask I bought in Venice.
This was my first attempt in studio. I should make the lighting more interesting, I think. Or perhaps I should photoshop it a bit. Ah! I never find the time. :"P
My first clay mask formed over a rounded river rock using the Carol Zilliacus technique. This mask has a wonderful nose with lots of character, albeit too large for his face! 3"X4"
4th May 2013 This was a full head latex badger mask I created last spring...... Sadly I got the sizing wrong, and it was way too tight for my head.......
In this photo I'm trying it out, the unpainted and as yet jawless mask. The jaw I'm holding on with my hand......
It was difficult to hold my eyes open, they were being so squashed by the mask.......
Two beautiful funerary masks.
The one to the left made of gilded and painted cartonnage– dates back to the early Roman Period (1st century AD). Similar in style to the traditional Egyptian funerary masks, this example of funerary masks denotes a high taste of decoration and a skillfully-organized color arrangement. The right hand of the mask's owner appears with the fist folded. Two paintings of Anubis, the god of mummification are portrayed on both sides of the mask, and near the neck holding lotus flowers. Downwards, there is a pair of cobra frieze on both sides, with the solar disc. Worth noticing is the slight smile that lightens the mask's face. Also highly admired is the winged solar disc flanked by two cobras in the center of the head.
Roman Period, from Fayoum.
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The one to the right, is also from the Roman Period.
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Upper floor, room 14
Cairo Museum
That mask. What a great birthday gift. I recently bought a 6d and I never realized what a difference a full frame camera does make. This is part of my new strange series -- and by series I mean life.
White background shot with my Canon 30D through the viewfinder of an Argus. Vaseline smeared around the edges of the lens created the extra dirty outline.
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18.12.2012: Painted lime plaster mask from Roman Egypt, cAD 100-170, Hu (Diospolis Parva). British Museum. EA 30845-6.
One thing I like very much in Sichuan is the "Changing Mask ance" I love the lively song they play when they changing mask... so fast and at a blink of an eye, they change the mask on their face. All mask are colorful just like these souveneir masks. One of fame of Sichuan and I also like Sichuan food.
Shot was taken at the souveneir corner at the temple that worships Li Ping, the great wiseman who at old time built the dam to divert water to Sichuan by dividing water using structure like fish mouth and digged another river by cutting the rocky mountain using fire to heat and water to cold to accelerate the decaying of rock. All are done by the help of people in the city he was a governor.
This dam lasts and is used till present and the place is one of UNESCO World Heritage.. The place and the mountain is the location of history in the Three Kingdom era too, if I dont remember it wrong.
I really like this place and would like to stay longer, for its lovely and poetic city. I am sad to know this place, the nearest place to earthquake center was severely damaged and schools collpased taking away many children's lives.
The world is wide and the places I once stepped are all special for me.. that once in life I was there and those memories remain lifetime...
Li Ping Temple
Dujiangyuan
Sichuan, China
Folding and shaping completed - paper primed with base of gesso, mica and neutral pigment; awaiting final painting and sealing.
This masked bandit has no idea that his mask is noncompliant with COVID standards, It doesn't even cover his nose or mouth. This candid shot of this furry little raccoon was taken in Fairfield Glade Tennessee October 2009. I guess he was OK since COVID hadn't happened yet,
Around here, there was one last institution that still required masks. They recently dropped the requirement.
I've come up with two possibilities:
Option 1. Someone was riding the elevator, realized nobody else was wearing one and immediately took it off - and in their joy, left it here.
Option 2. Someone realized they had grabbed an extra mask and left it in case someone wanted to use it.
In both cases, seems tacky.
Central DuPage Hospital
Winfield, Illinois - near 41.8732, -88.1551
May 24, 2023
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Did this mask up for a friend's Killinger costume. Cast plastic!
I will make blank versions of this available in my store in a few weeks. I'm hesitant to offer painted versions to avoid stepping on any toes. It would also make a great Dia De Los Muertos style mask...
Mask Lady By Daniel Arrhakis (2017)
With the music : Alex Doan - Guardians of the Sun
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My last work for this week.
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