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Published: 2006-10-17 01:30:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 3041; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 19
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Shiny paper and jade glue. The inspiration behind this mask derived partly from my long attraction to greek mythology, and the rest in the transformative delight of masks I made as a child. Violent, feminine, demonized- Medusa seemed an enjoyable choice for a project meshing the two.Related content
Comments: 11
Very well done. The construction is really sophisticated. I'm very impressed by the volume you created in the face, especially in the cheeks and eyes. I also like the seams around the nose and chin, I think it adds to the overall feel of the mask. Lastly, I really like the combination of the volume of the face with the flatness of the snakes. Great use of the medium.
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I'd love to see the patterns you used to develop the planes of the face. Very austere; fitting for a greek tragedy.
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Well, well great work, I like masks and Athens.
This mask remind me last time when I walking on ancient ruins
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Nİce job, if you just color it you can use it in a helloween party
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This is interesting. Nicely hand-made indeed, I'm delighted by masks (still) myself. Have you heard of Peter Callesen? He's quite a crafter himself (though not exactly in the realms of masks).
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What a sharp mask, ah yes now I see medusa in that. Very cool.
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