Right around Halloween I did my first mask in a long time...over a year, anyway. The Forest Goblin mask I've got posted in my gallery. It turned out beautifully.

Last month I bought myself my first ever Dremel tool and used that on the Forest Goblin mask to smooth out rough edges and things like that. It worked like a dream! I used to use an exacto-knife  to trim and smooth out rough edges....but that didn't work out so nicely as the Dremel tool, does. And I often ended up cutting myself with it.   
-The edges looked perfect after the dremel's sanding bits.

And now, this week I bought myself my first ever air-brush kit and 30 psi oil-less air brush compressor.    I haven't taken it out and used it, yet..but I plan to do so very soon and am greatly looking forward to seeing what I can do with an air-brush.   My masks and fairy-wings are about to take on a whole new light for me.;D
-If anyone has any advice for me in using an air-brush, I'm all ears!

I've got a masquerade Yule party I'm going to at the end of this month and will be making myself a mask for it, so watch for photos of that around the beginning of the new year. And I 'might' have a commission from another person going to the same party for a mask...so, might be two masks!


Hope everyone is having a great end of the year, don't let all the Holiday stress get to you!
Happy Yule/Christmas, etc.

~Megan J.

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