Work Vlog: Jack Skellington Mask Session 1 and Updates
In keeping with my Prop Making adventures.. Here's Jack's mask.
So I started with a Pepakura model for Jack Skellington which I had to enlarge to fit over my noggin.
Here's video with annotations on putting together the paper model.
Then when I all done, it looked like this.
Then several weeks later, I coated the outside with resin for sturdiness. However the saturation of the cardstock caused the model to warp and the heat from the resin curing melted the hotglue in a few places, so that'll have to corrected before I can move on. But here's pics.
You can see, Jack's a little more egg-shaped now, but I SHOULD be able to correct that.
Lastly, here's a few pics with the eyes and mouth partially opened up. The mask might be a TAD large, but I eventually want to work up to Jack on stilts with arm extensions so the mask will be good then. I'll basically have visibility through the mouth. And maybe I can put fans in the eyes.... we'll see.
So I started with a Pepakura model for Jack Skellington which I had to enlarge to fit over my noggin.
Here's video with annotations on putting together the paper model.
Then when I all done, it looked like this.
Then several weeks later, I coated the outside with resin for sturdiness. However the saturation of the cardstock caused the model to warp and the heat from the resin curing melted the hotglue in a few places, so that'll have to corrected before I can move on. But here's pics.
You can see, Jack's a little more egg-shaped now, but I SHOULD be able to correct that.
Lastly, here's a few pics with the eyes and mouth partially opened up. The mask might be a TAD large, but I eventually want to work up to Jack on stilts with arm extensions so the mask will be good then. I'll basically have visibility through the mouth. And maybe I can put fans in the eyes.... we'll see.
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