Masks and Armor class: Final Mask Projects Part One!
My Masks and Armor class presented their final masks projects today and i've got some great pictures to share. I'll do this in two posts, today's focusing on those projects that used bighead construction techniques.
First year grad Katie Keener made this oversize caricature Carnival mask,
using a combination of Fosshape and papier mache.
Side view. Katie also used a reference image of a Bolivian tin mask for the features/expression.
PRC Wardrobe Supervisor Sam Kate Toney made this stag head mask using varaform and papier mache.
Sam Kate's stag selfie.
Second year grad Denise Dietrich created this dragon head mask
using a combination of varaform, Wonderflex, and stiffened felt.
Another view of the dragon mask.
Second year grad Colleen Dobson created this foam-structure
bighead of the character "Toothless" from How to Train Your Dragon.
First year grad Katie Keener made this oversize caricature Carnival mask,
using a combination of Fosshape and papier mache.
Side view. Katie also used a reference image of a Bolivian tin mask for the features/expression.
PRC Wardrobe Supervisor Sam Kate Toney made this stag head mask using varaform and papier mache.
Sam Kate's stag selfie.
Second year grad Denise Dietrich created this dragon head mask
using a combination of varaform, Wonderflex, and stiffened felt.
Another view of the dragon mask.
Second year grad Colleen Dobson created this foam-structure
bighead of the character "Toothless" from How to Train Your Dragon.