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Look for me on Facebook under Megan Johnson, I went to Hendersonville High in Hendersonville, TN -that seems to be the easiest way to find me.If you're wanting to see the moulage make-up I and Cait did on you all, check out my photostream on Flickr.com, here: [link]If you just want to e-mail me and say hi or don't have a Facebook but you're on MySpace and would like to connect through there, e-mail me, here: EnchantedMasquerade @ gmail . com (no spaces, obviously)
To everyone else here on DA...I recently did a 3-day work assignment where I was doing moulage make-up for civilian and military role-players for a simulated earthquake scenario for training purposes for the Army and National Guard from Mon. to Wednes. of this past week. -check out the photos, here: [link]
Further, I have an art blog on blogspot.com now, please check it out and leave me some feedback and comments. That's where I'm posting my WIP mask stuff now: [link]
As I recently finished a new Peacock mask via a commission from a lovely customer, I will be updating my gallery (finally, I know) with a couple new photos. Also, my customer has sent me some photos of herself wearing her new mask and has given me permission to use them where ever I please. Those will be posted on my blog soon and possibly into the Scraps folder here in my gallery.
Watch for it!
Thanks!!!
~Sphinx,
"The Enchanted Masquerade"
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ostit: "The Enchanted Masquerade Gallery Introduction": [link]My Etsy shop: [link]My mask-making blog on blogspot.com: [link]My photography DA account: [link] Contact me via e-mail:EnchantedMasquerade @ gmail . com (no spaces)
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The best I could tell you to do is to sculpt the mask itself out of a non-drying clay, children's oil clay or plasticine clay would work really well.
-Then, as my tutorial states, just layer the sculpt in paper and glue 'till you reach your desired thickness. Once it's completely dried either sand it down or add a top coat of plaster or some other material that will give you a good smooth surface after sanding. Then paint.
Sorry, don't know what else to tell you that my tutorial hasn't already covered there.
-Hope this helps.
Best of luck!
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