Looking good! I'm curious to know what materials you use, I think you said fiberglass at MFF, but I'm not sure if it's used in tandem with other materials as well.

yup! fiberglass it is, with car paint as the primer and then truck paint for the under paint and then house paint for the basic color

Thats just crazy!!

Wig looks familiar~<3

You're so good at this, hun!

hehe, wig should, i have , and Furrine, use it before

and thank you sweety

Oh God... we're gonna get raped!

What?!?!

Why would Marron Rape anyone?!

Wishful thinking?

Oh wow...it looks amazing i can't wait to see if finish..you are a impressive artist

Awww, careful with my ego =P

What in the world is that made of and how the heck did you get the mask sooo smooth!!!

Fiberglass, and my making a smooth sculpture and by then making a GOOD mold and then using the proper equipment to sand it =P

your SO AWESOME at it

-blush- Trade you? =D

Hm sounds like a plan for future

I can't imagine how much sanding that took you.

Wow, it looks fabulous.

about a Day of Sanding actually. hopping that the next one will be under 10 hours of sanding, more like 6 =P

THank you, I am actually proud of her. there's still a few things i need to get use to to have event he inside look professional. but I will get there with time =)

Wow looks pretty god :O

Absolutely gorgeous work so far! Will be great to see the final product!

Striking resemblance to the reference artwork! If I come up with an idea for a mask I'll hope you'll commission it!

I sculpt, then mold thenmake the mask in the mold

How's this progressing a month later? It's a really cool mask design :3

She's on hold: personal projects pass after work =P

Ah I gotcha X3 Look forward to when its done :3

im sure you get this a lot but im quite curios how you color . pant the eyes /
what with, having thing visible to the suites..

i was thinking perhaps if the same technique could be applicable to a fur mask /realistic mask it be cool if i could make a realistic mask without huge tear ducts and still be able to see.. or even a tony mask with shinny eyes instead of flat (although that can be done with a clear plastic over mesh eye..)
just a thought

i would really appreciate your help or any information you can offer me i worked on some suits before and think it would be a great aseat to know about other peoples techniques when making future suits
thanks again