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So I make masks with specially gathered cloth & papermarche.
but I'm super curious about more sculpting masses or other materials used, so if anyone knows how or what I should try to find then please write!
or if you by chance know of a theatre prop making school or place?
WRITE WRITE!
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and when it dries after about a week (depending on how thick you put it on) you can sand and paint. i don't remember the brand of the stuff i used. it is still water soluble after drying.
Maybe if anyone knows how to make a cast from a modroc mould, you could then use the cast (which would be an exact copy of your face) to spend as much time working on it as you like with materials that don't try as fast as modroc
I have this friend at a theatre that makes wigs with... stuff I can't remember the name, but it looks like dreadlocks made out of fabric leftovers. I think you can get it at factories and most people use it to stuff pillows or clean oily things (I'm a pirate at describing things, I know).
Once, I bought tights at a chinese store and stuffed them with this stuff to make it look like a giant U-pillow. It was 2 meters high when I finished it. I called it Alexander and left it on the floor. It's been there ever since.
anyway. a mask made out of trash and beads, lots of beads in the structure, not for decoration. it would have a nice texture... and would be almost impossible to make! aaaah don't listen to me.
if you haven't heard of it, it's like a lightweight gauze with plaster on it.. you dip it in water and then you can shape it however, it's easy to paint on after it's dry as well
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link me to them masks by the way! I am curioze!