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Masks, Easy as Pie
These paper masks were designed and built for theatrical and dance performances.
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Step 1Use a glass or foam head.
Build it up with modeling clay.
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Step 2You can create your own paper pulp and add glue, or use a ready made product with a clay base.
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Step 3Rolll out your product on plastic wrap. Place it over the form and then start cutting away the excess. Use various clay tools to shape the eys, mouth, and nose. You can then build up on the base. Use cookie cutters or freehand model the mask. Let it dry completely and remove it from the form.
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Step 4Trim the mask using scissors and using a sharp knife trim out the eyes, very carefully. You can now add a coat of wood putty, let dry and sand. You are now ready to decorate.
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Step 5On this particular mask I used small plastic tiles and glued them in place according to my original design and research. This mask was finished by adding it to a brass band over vinyl and then adding the top headdress which is made of foam core board on lng floral picks.
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Step 6The finished tiling was then grouted.
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