Thursday, October 14, 2010
Mask
When I was up north this summer, I saw some cool masks made by First Nations people.
I thought it would be fun to try to make one, but I don't have any woodworking tools. I bought some packages of Sculpey and made this one just to try it. The Sculpey cracked in one spot when I was trying to get the crumpled foil out that I was using for a base while it was baking. I was just experimenting until I can get some tools for wood.
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2 comments:
I got a faulty set at House of Tools a couple years ago when I was doing wood block prints. I think dad has them, but they just need to be sharpened, if you're interested.
yes, I would like to try them, thanks!
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