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After everything got dry, using ultracal30 of course, there you have it! The finished molds for my tentacles and I even had a little bit of extra time for making some blenders. (I'm telling you, those are life savers!) At @cinemamakeupschool sfx class. #tentacles #snailcreature #molds #positivemold #negativemold #details #lablife #cinemamakeupschool #sfx #ultracal30 #burlap #makingof #wingsandshadows #blenders (helyszín: Cinema Makeup School)
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Beautiful, clean headpiece. Sfx class at @cinemamakeupschool #molds #sfx #ultracal30 #negativemold #lablife #positivemold #cinemamakeupschool #snailcreature #wingsandshadows (helyszín: Cinema Makeup School)
Wood carving positive mold of Hyottoko mask (Dealer: Sezuan antiques & art) – Making for papier mache mask of Hyottoko. Meiji-Showa period, 19th – early 20th century, Japan. approx. L 20cm (7.87in) Hyottoko was originally from clown mask of China and Korea as its roots, then Japanized as the guardian god of stove for its blowing-up face like for building a fire. Often seen the dancing festival used such a pair of male mask of Hyottoko and female mask of Okame at all the local places of Japan, and such a pair would be considered as the icon of productiveness because of each “uneven” shape suggesting sexual intercours. http://tatami-antiques.com/items/hyottoko/ #tatami_antiques #mask #hyottoko #positivemold
Wood carving positive mold of Hyottoko mask (Dealer: Sezuan antiques & art) – Making for papier mache mask of Hyottoko. Meiji-Showa period, 19th – early 20th century, Japan. approx. L 20cm (7.87in) Hyottoko was originally from clown mask of China and Korea as its roots, then Japanized as the guardian god of stove for its blowing-up face like for building a fire. Often seen the dancing festival used such a pair of male mask of Hyottoko and female mask of Okame at all the local places of Japan, and such a pair would be considered as the icon of productiveness because of each “uneven” shape suggesting sexual intercours. http://tatami-antiques.com/items/hyottoko/ #tatami_antiques #mask #hyottoko #positivemold
