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Published: 2007-10-08 08:32:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 14307; Favourites: 289; Downloads: 0
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This was a commission for a friend's birthday. A lovely darkly gothic mask in papier-mache, with craquelure glaze and metallic gold highlights.Related content
Comments: 62
this looks like one of those death eaters from hary potter
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That's exactly what I was thinking!
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it remind me of the mask of death eaters in harry potter
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Amazing, when I first saw the mask I thought it was molded out of metal, I never would have guessed it was papier-mache, where did you learn how to make masks like this?
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Very interesting design.... this anticues structure... griding on mouth... and such delicate nose...
very interesting
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the perfect mask for the vampire larp event on in a few weeks. sadly i must choose something simpler : D
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Ah, shame. Thank you though - I'm glad you like him.
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That's just rediculous! I just made a papier mache mask today and it looks like nothing even close to that! Great work! (Also, I know this was to a different person, but thanks for the sand paper advice, I'm deffinitely using that)
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Thank you, and good luck with your future mask work.
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Gorgeous piece. I like the mix of decoration and design.
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Really good work, wouldn't have known it was paper mache.
And may I ask, how did you achieve the metallic effect?
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Thank you!
The effect was achieved using a dry powdered gold pigment, which was then rubbed into the crackle glaze. The varnish was sprayed over the top which sealed the powder in.
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Gorgeous. (:
I almost though it was made of actual metal until I read what you used for it.
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This mask is wonderful. Great work! Subtle, dark, beautiful.
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Beautiful craftsmanship. It's got such an impressive look to it. The designs across the surface are beautiful.
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Kinda reminds me of what Jason's girlfriend- if he ever would have one- should wear. ^^ I love it.
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Well, I don't know which Jason you mean, but thank you!
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Jason! From Halloween. ^^
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Ah, all become clear now.
Yes, I can see what you mean.
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hehe ^^ Glad you see what I ment. But it's definatly a kick ass peice.
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Amazing work!
Check out the club for papier-mache artists!
[link]
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Ohh, it owes so much to the latest fabulous Death Eater masks, but it still is totally its own invention and ornamentation. I love it!
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It does indeed owe a lot to the lated Death Eater masks. I actually made three of these, of different designs - this was the most original, and was not intended for a Death Eater.
The other two were for Narcissa and Bellatrix. They were a lot closer to the masks from the film, which is why I have not posted them here - I cannot take any credit for the design. They were worn to the Waterstones Book 7 event in London, which was loads of fun!
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I am not surprised you found them so inspiring. When I first saw the set on the WB web-page I was just blown away. They were so much better than the rotted skull things they had in the previous movie.
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Hello there
Your art was featured in new Fridaylicious article: [link]
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Ohh, how brilliant! Thank you,
And thanks for the link!
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wowow!! This is amazing! How do you manage to get such a great facial shape... everytime ive tried it always comes out flat and shapless!?!?!?!
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