I'm a big fan of zombies, so I thought it would be nice to make a zombie for my first attempt at making a mask.
This was for my Halloween costume this year. It was a last minute addition due to being frighteningly busy at work and pulling long hours. Normally I put a lot more time into my costumes, but at the last minute my wife suggested store bought costumes of Kermit and Miss Piggy. The Kermit costume came with a cheap pullover rubber mask. It didn't even cover the back of my head or neck. Needless to say I took matters into my own hands in the few hours I had available to me.This mask is constructed with a foam skull underneath to hold the shape, felt for the mouth interior, black mesh for the eyeholes in the center of the mouth, and green fleece that matched the hands and feet that came with the store-bought costume.I made quite the splash at my daughter's school! My wife and I were in the trick or treat parade with her and the kids were highly amused. ( I stayed in character the whole time, not removing my mask)Here's another angle from the side: side viewSome construction photos:construction 1construction 2construction 3construction 4construction 5
I made this so I had something to where to work for a Halloween party. It is totally breathable and you have total vision. It scared everyone. So much fun to make and wear!!
Main mask is handmade from clay & my fingers still hurt from stringing all those beads!
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