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Mask Making

1. Upload the three (3) inspiration images to your Blog (or link to your Photobucket account). Explain why you selected the inspiration pieces.

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During my research this mask attracted my attention because of its shape, the eyes being a different colors and its obnoxious smile. The fact that the shape of the face seems to be bloated at the bottom makes it seem disproportionate which I think makes the viewer feel uncomfortable which is the point. 
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I liked this mask because it reminded me of the Bleach anime that I used to watch when I was younger. I also chose this mask because of the vibrant red and white color. I also have a cat so I love cats so of course I choose anything cats. The simple line designs add to the contrast of the face.
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This Naurto mask is what mostly inspired my mask because it isn't traditional it doesn't have an eye hole or a breathing hole it's just a mask that covers the face. This mask has balance because of all the textures and how the two colors go together.

03. Upload images of your sketchs and finished piece.
This is my first sketch that I didn't finish because it wasn't as good as I anticipated it.

This is my final sketch which is so much better. As you can see I didn't exactly include any holes for breathing and I did take the shape of the first mask. I didn't color it or do anything fancier because I felt like it would take over the shapes that I drew on the face. Another element that I borrowed from the first mask was half of the face being slightly different than the other.
5. Share your opinion of your finished mask and what you thought about creating the mask.
Creating my own mask was fun yet difficult. It was fun doing the research and seeing many different designs, it was fun letting my creativity flow and have my own design but it was also difficult to not fully copy another piece..

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