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A detailed view into the process of mask making.
I hope that non-sculptor's will find this interesting.

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Mask making,Skin texture,Realistic hair, Vampire Teeth


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`draweverywhere Jan 3, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
These tutorials are super educational! I am really inspired to work on my own projects with these techniques. Thanks for sharing such rich knowledge!
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*EvanCampbell Jan 4, 2013
That is great to read....thanks for writing and I hope they will be helpful. :)
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~aquaTICKworld Sep 15, 2012
Wow, thank you for making the tutorial! I don't know if I ever attempt this but it was very informative, I've always wondered how on Earth these things are done. Thank you!
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*Nightlyre Sep 2, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Once again, thank you for the detailed and useful tutorial. The notations on painting are especially useful. Heard a lot about PAX paints but I didn't realize how simple they are! Out of curiosity, and if you have a chance to answer, what type of acrylics do you use? The thicker painting type that comes in tubes, or the thinner craft type that comes in bottles?
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~Bucketosudz Sep 1, 2012
Thank You for all the efforts it has taken you to provide these FANTASTIC tutorials! What a treasure trove of information and tips that take many years to develop. Thanks again!
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~oviyen May 27, 2012
cool work :) realistic
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Mood: Love ~Marshika May 17, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Y U NO MAKE PRETTY GIRLS? D: xD Awesome job~ :'D
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~damocles-shop Feb 17, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
for airbrushing would mixing dipping latex ( thinner) with the acrylic paint work ? Or would it plug the gun up ? I use latex and acrylic flexible varnish mixed with acrylic colours when I paint my masks for larping. I need a very strong finish. And I,ve been wondering about using a thinned down version of my mixture...
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*fydbac Dec 15, 2011  Professional General Artist
Thank you so much for sharing this! I'm in the process of making my first mask for a client (I repeatedly warned them it'll be my first, but they insisted). I had figured some steps in my head, thanks to the experience Ive had with similar projects, but this tutorial definitely showed me an easier way for some things, and solidified the steps I had in mind.
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~Idea-man Sep 29, 2011
Jeez.. now that is face only a mother could love, and i mean that in the best way, of course!
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