Predator Restoration Pt. 2

After casting up the eight needed dreads and patching up all the holes, it was time to begin painting!

• The first photo shows the first set of dreads I cast up.
• Next, the black undercoating is applied
• The base coat color is sponged on, then airbrushed on.
• The next several photos show the inks being applied to establish the overall pattern.

Devil's Workshop Guide to Making Monster Masks

The goal of this guide is to provide a detailed look at the process that the Devils Workshop employs to create a monster mask from beginning to end. It is important to note: while this is the process that I use, I make no claim that these are the best practices, the most efficient or best way to make a mask. They are simply the steps that work for me.

This guide documents the process of creating the Devil’s Workshop mask “The Wrapture”. The copy created in this guide was the first copy produced and now lives happily in Ohio with the PlainFieldButcher.

Hopefully this guide can both a look at the process, but also some useful nuggets of knowledge!

Alien Sculpture

Here’s a sneak peak at a new piece that will debut at the upcoming Maskfest… The Alien Terror!

Predator Restoration Pt. 1

I had the pleasure of being asked to restore a Predator mask by thePlainfieldButcher. The sculpture by Bob Bagy is really beautiful. The mask is in rough shape being partially painted, full of super glue, full of holes and rips, and missing 8 dreadlocks.

• The first picture shows the scale of the mask next to a Creepster and a few Demon Seeds.
• The next pic shows the handful (literally) of super glue I pulled off it.
• Next, I removed all the dreads and labeled them and the head. In addition, the dreads and head had to be patched and seamed.
• The teeth needed to be pulled and clean also.
• Finally, I made molds of 4 dreads to cast up the missing 8.

I’ll post more updates when I start to paint this bad-boy!