Masks- Class Work
Mask-Maker
*learn how to use materials such as paper, plastic, wire, cheese cloth, sculpt or coat, and unconventional items to create masks
College Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati
Photos: Nik Robalino
Materials: Sculpt or coat, cheese cloth, plastic toy jacks and babies, and foam
Materials: Sculpt or coat, cheese cloth, plastic toy jacks and babies, and foam
Materials: Sculpt or coat, cheese cloth, plastic toy jacks and babies, and foam
Materials: store-bought mask, foam, aquarium beads, and rhinestones
Materials: store-bought mask, foam, aquarium beads, and rhinestones
Materials: store-bought mask, foam, aquarium beads, and rhinestones
Materials: store-bought mask, foam, aquarium beads, and rhinestones
Materials: store-bought base, fake foliage, kitchen sink mats, wire, and rubber nose piece
Materials: store-bought base, fake foliage, kitchen sink mats, wire, and rubber nose piece
Materials: store-bought base, fake foliage, kitchen sink mats, wire, and rubber nose piece
Constructed entirely from paper
Constructed entirely from paper
Constructed entirely from paper
Materials: store-bought mask, pantyhose, batting, and model magic
Materials: store-bought mask, pantyhose, batting, and model magic
Materials: store-bought mask, pantyhose, batting, and model magic