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Qarrezel — Winter 2010 Mask WIP1
Published: 2010-03-13 03:58:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2963; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 0
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Group shot of all of this batch's masks in progress.Related content
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do you have any dodgy or munted resin casts that you are looking to get rid off cheap? i am wanting to make my first fursuit and start with the resin bases but have no work space to make them myself
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your pretty good at what you do, i love your Aurora mask.
i wouldn't be surprised if you could make a living just making masks of this quality, How much does one of your mask usually sell for?
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I do make a living off of it, in fact! Masks start around $800.
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Holy crap, just a few questions...
1.How durable are your masks?
2.What do you make them out of?
'look like some sort of plaster or clay'
3.how long does it take you,Start to finish with a mask?
4.Whats the best Material to make masks out of?
I want to make a mask, but i want to make a mask that looks like a wolf skull,kinda like a Tribal mask,i rendered an image of what i want it to look like on my page,i want to get it to look like im wearing a wolf skull or something, Any help would be appreciated Thanks
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these are beautiful. How do the jaws work? Is there a need to tape it to part of the wearers face to have it move?
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No - The jaw is just a simple hinge, and it's held shut with elastic. The wearer's chin pushes the mouth open.
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Looking forward to see the finished masks!
What is the name of these supplies to make the jew move? Are thay hand-made or it is possible to buy them? Thanks!
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I cast those out of the same resin that I use for the masks. However, you could probably cut something similar out of sheet plastic.
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so goooood.....
what is it made out of? i know you make molds but what do you put in them?
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They're cast in polyurethane resin.
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where do you get the eyes? from a taxidermist?
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I get the blank glass from a taxidermy supplier. I painted all of the ones in this photo myself, but I also frequently enough get pre-painted eyes.
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That's awsome! They look great
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T-T I envy you! lol wish I had the time and money to do this sort of stuff. Still working on getting supplies together lol (Job hunting is a pain lol) Question! What are you using for the hinges for the jaws? I can kinda see what your using, think you could take a pic of what they look like up close? Also,haha me and all my questions ^_^, how do you hide the pointy-ness of the hinges? like if you were doing a animal that had short fur? Thanks again for reading lol and uploading this pic while finding time in your busy schedual! I love seeing these types of photos!!! -bows- WE AREN'T WORTHY! lol!!!
<3 Tia
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I cast my hinges in the same resin as the masks. I'll try to get a photo of them at some point.
If I need to hide the pointyness of the edges, I usually either grind them down with a dremel sander, sculpt over them with epoxy putty, or a combination of both.
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OH! ok I can kinda see what your saying! Thanks for the fast reply! 
<3Tia
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I wanted to ask you. I know there's a thickener for the Rebound. But is there any way I can buy it without having to buy the kit?
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Thi-Vex is what you want to use. It's sold in amounts as small as 1 oz., and is very cheap. A little goes a looooong way
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actually any of the thivex line works throughout the whole smooth on line
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I've been wanting to get some thivex, but haven't been able to find any that's just the thivex itself. I find it in their kits, but so far never alone.
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I think the only place to get it alone is online. here is the online purchase link to it
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You're so insane, I can't believe you can do all of these, all at the same time.
Your work just always amazes me.
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