Reminders of what to bring: +aluminum foil...some stronger, bigger, heavier for the base layer (this can be shared) and some lighter, smaller for the detailing if you intend to make fine features or lightweight appendages on your mask. The bigger you imagine your mask to be, or the more multiple, the more foil to bring. +Masking tape. The beige type, not the clear packing tape. Wider roles are better for covering more space in less time while applying the base layer (if that is important to you) Thinner roles can be good for some tight layering effects and more defined facial resemblance/character (for the meticulous and methodical). It is always good to have more than we need. Bring more than one role. +Paper to make the machè layer. This can be art paper that you want to reuse, wrapping paper from favorite gifts, pages torn from journals and disintegrating books, childrens scribbles and doodles, practice sheets from any medium of art study, or specially printed/painted/inscribed pages to which you are intentionally giving form and face. +Willingness to explore a playful and forgiving method that also allows for some amazing developments if you take a shine to it.
Posted on: Mon, 07 Apr 2014 15:10:52 +0000
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