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Finished Paint on 2 part (top/jaw)Garrus Mask
At first I really didn't like the scars. Even after finishing the game, I was still on the fence. I just kinda carved them because I wanted to do the ME2 version since I liked the game waaay more than the original. I was going to play them down in paint and try to hide them a bit.
But after carving them and definetly during the painting of them, my opininion changed. Now I really like them. Something about them matches the character. I even painted them to make them more noticiable and look more serious. The scars and the armor kinda feel like things Garrus earned through his work as archangel. Proof Garrus tries to do the right thing even if it never really works out right for him in the end.
However, I still hate the neck pillow/bandage thing. It just looks strange. I'm guessing that's why I didn't like the scars and armor at the start.. I'm still debating if or how I'll do that thing.
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How bad is the H1N1 outbreak in California? Last week, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O’Connell announced new protective measures for schools. This includes a CDC recommendation that school nurses caring for ill students should wear gloves and an N95 respirator face mask, like the one shown here. The CA Emergency Management Authority recently received a pair of federal grants to buy millions of sets of masks and gloves.
We met this lady walking at King William District First Friday; wearing a very interesting looking mask. She told us that she designed this mask and is making a fashion statement.
I made two masks this week to donate to the fashion sale at the school- they turned out great- the theme of the event is "The Secrets of Marie Antionette" and both masks have the 18th century Commedia dell'arte look.
This one is called "Le notte di Maria Antoinetta"
This African Mask hung on our wal for years before I decided to mosaic it. It's a little over 3 feet long and 1 foot wide. I still have to grout it... that should be FUN!
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Kukeri mask - ancient tradition from Bulgaria.
Available as limited reproduction fine art print at www.ndimitrov.com
Back in the early days of my photoshop learnings, I followed a tutorial to the T here. I wish I had the link to this since I think it actually turned out kind of cool for something I did with little to no PS skills.
This type of mask was first introduced in Italy as a doctor's mask. It was believed the length of the nose kept disease away during times of plague, so these masks are sometimes called Plague Masks, Birdbeak Masks, or Medieval Doctor's Masks. They were sometimes stuffed with medician herbs. These masks were also worn at balls and costume parties, where they had the additional benefit of changing the timbre of the wearer's voice, making it more difficult to identify them...
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There Was a Man and a Woman
A poem by Stephen Crane
There was a man and a woman
Who sinned.
Then did the man heap the punishment
All upon the head of her,
And went away gaily.
There was a man and a woman
Who sinned.
And the man stood with her.
As upon her head, so upon his,
Fell blow and blow,
And all people screaming, "Fool!"
He was a brave heart.
He was a brave heart.
Would you speak with him, friend?
Well, he is dead,
And there went your opportunity.
Let it be your grief
That he is dead
And your opportunity gone;
For, in that, you were a coward.
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The poem appeared on linguatech.com
Ceremonial Mask
" Between a man and a dog lies a secret bond "
Mask. Olmec Stone Mask.
The mask has always been used as a ritual agent of transformation in Mesoamerica. The ritual wearer of this mask, the shaman, not only represented the god; he was the god. He manifested the life force. Through that ritual transformation joining the worlds of spirit and nature, man and god fused in the zone of mysterious transition marked by the mask itself. Look to the top of the mask and you will see the Shaman ridding the jaguar,,, perhaps chasing away the evil spirits.
Please correct me if I am wrong, all comments are welcome.
I came across a man with a box of African masks in a parking lot one day. He had just picked them up from a resale store where he had them on consignment . He was excited when I showed some interest in them and sold them to me for a great price. They have a wonderful exotic aura which I never tire of.