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Hey there!
I've made a custom Firefly inspired mask. The base is gold and the Serenity symbol was freehanded. It is quite distressed to match the ship. I love how it came out!
This is a leather mask that has been hand crafted and shaped out of one piece of leather. I hope you like it!
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As always, custom masks available. Feel free to look through my flickr gallery for a feel of some of my previous designs.
Please contact me through my "custom mask" listing over on etsy if you are interested in one.
This mask was given to my wife and I as a wedding gift by the artist during a trip of ours out to New Mexico.
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Passion of Thai Modern Art, 300 pieces from the collections of Sermkhun Kunawong and Kasikorn Bank is on until 28th July
The Museum of Masks in Rocca Grimalda is worth a visit to see the several interesting mask and costume exhibits from across Europe.
I was really pleased with the Philharmonia emails saying it was mandatory to wear masks for the concert I was going to at the Festival Hall. But quite shocked when there was then no announcement and no enforcement. It would have felt much safer, with the place almost full, if they'd ejected a few refuseniks. The others sharing their viruses with neighbours would soon have put masks on and made everyone safer. Luckily I had a lot of empty space in front and to my right but the young guy to my left removed his mask 30 mins in, with zero repercussions. With 1 in 55 people infected in England it was shocking to see so many people risking the health of those around them. Despite having had 3 Pfizer Covid jabs I kept my FFP2 mask on throughout. Don't think I'll be going back until they exclude the unvaccinated.
We used some lo-tack translucent masking tape to cover the screens, the Nintendo logo and the plate on the back, anything flat basically. We placed the tape oversize and then used the scalpel to cut around the edge before removing the excess. This gave us a really good match and provided an accurate mask. Here you can see the excess I removed from the Nintendo logo.
Grotesque mask beneath an oval-shaped window at the east end of Birmingham Cathedral.
Birmingham's church of St Philip was designed by Thomas Archer in 1709 and largely finished by 1715 (the tower being completed 1725). The original stone weathered badly so the exterior was entirely refaced in the 1860s (though the tower had to wait till 1958) and a new larger chancel replaced Archer's shallow apse at the east end in 1883-4 (by J.A, Chatwin).
The church was designated as the cathedral of the new Birmingham Diocese in 1905 and is one of the only 'parish church cathedrals' which hasn't undergone any structural alteration since its change in status. It does still possess the feel of a grand city church, rather than a cathedral in the true sense.
The real treasure of this church however is revealed within, as the interior is dominated by four superb stained glass windows by Edward Burne Jones dating from the 1880s (three in the apse, one at the west end). These are perhaps Burne Jones's finest achievements, and intentionally so, for it was in this very church the artist was baptised.
red dyed bass wood, with horse hair. I did three masks dyed red, yellow and blue basing the mask on what I felt the emotional content of the color meant.
We discovered a mask makers shop in a side street in Florence which was incredible. All the masks in the shop are hand made and hand painted and were absolutely incedible.
View of clay mask created as part of my Visual Arts assignment VA403 (raw version without deatail was used as mould for "The Navigator")
Oddly enough I only used this bag a few times back in 1985 before getting a backpack. The slight scuffing is from being tossed around my room.
Its fair to say I wasn't a fan of Mask.
wooden fox mask I've been working on for my sculpture class
I still need to add the ears and wood putty down the center line