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Get out of the way...!
Here comes the Lone Wolf Rider!
His name matches his appearance, his demeanor and his reputation.
His passive agressive & nonchalant attitude is the envy of many men.
You get out of line and he'll curb stomp a boot hole into your stomach.
You try to pull the cigarette from his lips and he'll blow the smoke in your face.
You hear him howl and don't be surprised if others join in with him.
Whether he commands respect out of fear or admiration, you'll know him when you see him out on the prowl on his hog, following that open road, big or small.
This is the result of me playing around with the mask customizer program on the Composite Effects website.
When I added the hair to the Lupus mask, I saw a budding personality and had to finish giving him life. Little by little, I added more and more until I ended up with a wolfman biker taking a drag from his cigarette. That's when I realized I created a new character, with a full blown photomanipulation, and had to share the results.
Currently I am debating saving up the $1200+ to get the silicone mask made so I can be him for Halloween. What do you guys think?
Lyrics Excerpt: "Bad News" by Moon Martin
Here comes the Lone Wolf Rider!
His name matches his appearance, his demeanor and his reputation.
His passive agressive & nonchalant attitude is the envy of many men.
You get out of line and he'll curb stomp a boot hole into your stomach.
You try to pull the cigarette from his lips and he'll blow the smoke in your face.
You hear him howl and don't be surprised if others join in with him.
Whether he commands respect out of fear or admiration, you'll know him when you see him out on the prowl on his hog, following that open road, big or small.
This is the result of me playing around with the mask customizer program on the Composite Effects website.
When I added the hair to the Lupus mask, I saw a budding personality and had to finish giving him life. Little by little, I added more and more until I ended up with a wolfman biker taking a drag from his cigarette. That's when I realized I created a new character, with a full blown photomanipulation, and had to share the results.
Currently I am debating saving up the $1200+ to get the silicone mask made so I can be him for Halloween. What do you guys think?
Lyrics Excerpt: "Bad News" by Moon Martin
Category Artwork (Digital) / Portraits
Species Wolf
Size 580 x 800px
File Size 352.5 kB
I've been eyeing that same mask, amazing how much they want for that thing isn't it. I was thinking if I ever went that route i'd snag some of these to go with it: http://02a5349.netsolstores.com/canine.aspx I'd say do it, just the thing I'm curious about is would you add the hair yourself or have them do it...it seems to add alot to the price if they add a bit of hair to it :/
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No really, you should only buy what you can properly afford and use. Your work with prosthetics shows that you could theoretically create this same look at a fraction of the cost. This would make a great mask, but $1200 is a lot of money.
I have plenty of silicone masks from back when I could afford them, and I love them. But I never spent more than $700, and that was when I got SPFX masks. The CFX masks I mostly spent in the $500-600 range, but I did very little customization work. Half of the money you will spend will be on the custom hair work.
I'm sure a LOT of mask lovers have been and will be playing with the CFX mask engine for some time, and it's good to experiment certainly. Making that final commitment will be serious. In the end it's up to you!
No really, you should only buy what you can properly afford and use. Your work with prosthetics shows that you could theoretically create this same look at a fraction of the cost. This would make a great mask, but $1200 is a lot of money.
I have plenty of silicone masks from back when I could afford them, and I love them. But I never spent more than $700, and that was when I got SPFX masks. The CFX masks I mostly spent in the $500-600 range, but I did very little customization work. Half of the money you will spend will be on the custom hair work.
I'm sure a LOT of mask lovers have been and will be playing with the CFX mask engine for some time, and it's good to experiment certainly. Making that final commitment will be serious. In the end it's up to you!
I didn't create that Flowtac prosthetic though, heheh.
Plus, it is convenient to have a mask you don't have to apply to your face constantly to get it to move, etc, on top of the fact it will last for a damn long time.
Also, I would definitely make sure to put it to damn good use. I already have a few ideas cooking on it. I think I definitely want to save up for this.
Trust me, I am aware of the commitment it will involve, but I think I would be willing to make it, particularly if people wanted to see more of the character.
Plus, it is convenient to have a mask you don't have to apply to your face constantly to get it to move, etc, on top of the fact it will last for a damn long time.
Also, I would definitely make sure to put it to damn good use. I already have a few ideas cooking on it. I think I definitely want to save up for this.
Trust me, I am aware of the commitment it will involve, but I think I would be willing to make it, particularly if people wanted to see more of the character.
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