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This mask, representing a human face or possibly the Sun, is a powerful example of Nuxalk carving. Nuxalk face masksare usually with exaggerated features.
Chinese cultural performances from Xi'an Tang Dynasty Art Troupe (China) at the Amphitheatre, VivoCity during the Chinese New Year 2014 Festival celebrations
This work is pre 2000, but I thought I would share this work anyway.It was a particularly creative period in my life. My life was full of colour and adventure then. My life is still full of colour now but not so much adventure.....have to change that.
"Behind this mask is a motivated and eager to learn biomedical equipment technician. Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Edward Terrones Taipe, NMRTC"
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SAN DIEGO (Nov. 23, 2020) A “behind the mask” graphic illustration as part of a series onboard Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD). The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed the way many facets of healthcare are conducted, and NMCSD has adapted some of their techniques and practices to keep both staff and patients safe while delivering the high-quality healthcare they’ve come to expect. NMCSD’s mission is to prepare service members to deploy in support of operational forces, deliver high quality healthcare services and shape the future of military medicine through education, training and research. NMCSD employs more than 6,000 active duty military personnel, civilians, and contractors in Southern California to provide patients with world-class care anytime, anywhere. (U.S. Navy graphic illustration by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Harley K. Sarmiento)
Brenda's craft this week was to make animal masks. The kids did a great job of decorating their masks and they looked so cute wearing them!
Bipap Masks, www.medame.com/Bipap-Masks-SleePap-Pillow-5-H---Pillow-Fo... The SleePap pillow is specially designed to allow the mask and hose to stay in place, while avoiding pressure points on the face and leaks in the mask while sleeping.
Portrait Mask for a Mummy. The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD
Roman, (Faiyum, Egypt), late 1st century.
In Roman Egypt ( 30 B.C. - A.D. 324), artists adapted natural painting styles to the ancient custom of making portrait masks for mummies. the portraits were often painted while the subject was in the prime of life and were hung in the person's home until their death, This practice contimued in northern Egypt well into the Early Byzantine period.
This is a leather mask that has been hand crafted and shaped out of one piece of leather. I used metallic acrylic paint and freehanded the swirl design. The base color is light silver and the swirls are dark silver. The edging is silver ribbon/trim. The button off to the side has black crystals and dark silver metal. There are white and black feathers with a row of pearls looped around. There are 25+ clear Swarovski Crystals in two sizes.
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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,
The design for this mask came to me during a horribly boring, offsite company meeting.
The glass is blue opaque with a clear irizidized glass on top. Unfortunately, a lot of the iridescence disappeared during the full fuse. I used blue iridized glass for the tears and striker red for cheeks and lips. Rausche paint and stringers gave me the eyebrow and eyelashes. Most of the piece was full fused. The eye, lips, and nose were tack fused. The slump gives it the curved shape.
And no, I can't explain why there's only one eye. That's just the way it is.
Masks for Noh theatre, showing different stages of production.
Wood: lime, but traditionally Japanese cypress.
White finish in gesso made from powdered shell and glue.
Victoria and Albert Museum
November 2009
Found a creepy paper mache mask at Michaels' craft store...had to get a few pics. It was a good excuse to play with low level lighting, and be retarded.
One Canon 580ex2 at its lowest power, just left of the mask.
Mask-making. This time I'll do a bit of photo documentation. This is the leather, having been cut out and soaked in hot water for about 5-10 minutes or so. It is sitting on a paper mache mask ( covered in plastic so it doesn't get wet ). The white 'mask' is being used as a template for the face form, eyes, bridge of nose, etc.