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Published: 2013-06-26 21:42:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 23953; Favourites: 287; Downloads: 93
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My tutorial for making a pretty sweet looking mask . This is my first tutorial so if you have suggestions, questions, or improvements please let me know and I will add them here. Detail vectors courtesy of all-silhouettes.com The mask shown is for my Medicine Seller cosplay.Related content
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Hello! Just wanted to say that this is a wonderful tutorial and I'm definitely going to be using it here in the near future!
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Hi, I'm sorry to be a bother but I'm currently working on a cosplay and I have a plastic mask for it, however while the top part (eyes, forehead and nose) are good, the lower part is to narrow and the mouth to defined for the cosplay I have in mind, do you have any helpful tips on how to edit the mask?
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Hello, sorry I'm replying so late. It's probably no longer relevant but to satisfy the curious: With plastic, you're usually shit out of luck. It depends on what you want to change and what material the mask is made of. Unfortunately it's very case-by-case so about the best advice I can give here is either be satisfied with what you've got, find a different one at party city, or make your own using the other as a mold or reference. Sorry I can't be of more help!
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noice, i actually make my masks like this too and i did not even know you did a tutorial on how to make one x3
but i used just fripped uo paper and tons of glue and not a paper mash since if i have some left over, it would be kind of lame xP
but i will try your way with the paper mash some other time too ^u^
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AH sorry, I didn't see you answer that already in the last paragraph...
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Thank you very much for this useful tutorial! This is just what I needed
I am using it right now, and damn It's hard when you have a big nose xD But whatever... I was wondering... What did you do on the inside? Did you remove the paper base at some point, or did you paint over..?
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I'm glad it's helpful! What are you using it for if you don't mind answering?
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What I used ..? Well I just used wood clay instead of paper clay, but the rest is the same as written 
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Ah, I didn't know there was such a thing as wood clay. I've never seen it here in the US (not that that means anything. XD) What project are you using if for is what I was wondering.
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Aah okay, sorry! Well the only one I did for now to train myself is the mask of a character from a story with ex-friends. But what I really plan is to make Zacharie's cat mask for a cosplay
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This is such a great tutorial and so versatile, thank you!
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No problem! You can use it on just about anything that's paper mache, so long as you get it wet first. So it might be good for a lot of different things.
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Wowwww you're doing a Kusuriuri cosplay with this mask??? AWESOME!!!! i gotta say this is the first mononoke cosplay tutorial i have ever seen xD
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Yes! Mononoke is definitely under-appreciated! I saw them, they're nice! ^^
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