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Masks have a long cultural tradition in Iñupiat society. At the Northwest Arctic Heritage Center Junior Rangers program, local kids got a chance to bring that tradition to life and make their own masks.
Goalie Mask belonging to Justin Peters
Notes taken from training camp video w/Justin
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These were in musty, dark, crowded glass cases at the UBC Anthropology Museum. I've tried to dust them off and bring them to life via Photoshop. They're the work of various tribes of First Nations people, which is the Canadian way of saying 'Indians'
This mask shop specialized in masks made to look like various famous modern artist's works. Kieth Haring, Klimt, Matisse, etc.
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These 9 year olds were looking at sight and vision so we decided to create our own crazy glasses and masks. They were all so individual, just like the kids!
A friend had a photo shoot coming up and asked me to make a mask. When I finished it I took this pic. and emailed it to her for approval.
This demon mask would have been worn during performances involving mythical characters and moral tales. These performances, known as Kolam, were developed in Sri Lanka based on an ancient tradition from India. The cobras represent the dangerous nature of snakes and are intended to inspire fear in the audience.
When i saw my aunt play Kun-drama, I have a strong feeling to draw it .
Then i draw it and ps it in the computer.
Masks have a long cultural tradition in Iñupiat society. At the Northwest Arctic Heritage Center Junior Rangers program, local kids got a chance to bring that tradition to life and make their own masks.
Skull Mask
Halloween and Zombiecon are coming up. I decided to go with a mask over that damn bloody make-up I’ve been doing for the past couple of years. This is paper mache formed over a balloon, and cardboard. It is not quite done.
My first task when I make a mask is to insure good visibility. The holes are covered with black scrim to hide my eyes and face, but because the eye holes are so large, I can see I can see pretty well. Peripheral vision is very important in a parade mask. The small holes below the right eye in the photo are there to allow me to see where I place my feet, which is also very important. The jaw will eventually be operated like a rod puppet.
These beautiful masks are readily available in the markets, I think they have some cultural value. — in Venice, Italy.
This is a leather mask that has been hand cut, crafted and shaped out of one piece of leather. I used metallic acrylic paints and a glitter paint to make this super sparkly mask. The base is green with an "extreme glitter" green paint on top. The triangles are metallic purple and the swirly design is a metallic gold.
This mask would be perfect for Mardi Gras, a masquerade ball, a costume, or even as wall art! It's light weight, comfortable and elegant - what more could you want?!
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Nice, quality, smooth leather painted with acrylic and it's ready to go! This mask is made from one piece of 7 oz vegetable tanned leather. There is an elastic chord that is easy to tie off for quick adjustments. One size fits adults.
Custom masks available. Feel free to look through my flickr gallery for a feel of some of my previous designs.
Enjoy!