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Mask Making

Mask Making. What you need to know about paper mache mask making: *You will use a form that looks like a human face. *You will need to apply at least 4 layers of paper mache to make your mask mold strong.

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Mask Making

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  1. Mask Making What you need to know about paper mache mask making: *You will use a form that looks like a human face. *You will need to apply at least 4 layers of paper mache to make your mask mold strong. *You will need to apply the mache carefully to minimize the torn paper texture and wrinkles. *The last layer should be white or a planned color.

  2. Things you can do to your mask: *Change the form of the face by adding parts like ears or a big nose. *Add color with colored papers or paint. *Add textures with various found materials. *Add details with markers, pencils, yarn, glitter, etc.

  3. Steps in Paper Mache MASK Making Day 1 Hour Art *Write your name and class on a piece of tape using a permanent marker. Attach the tape to the underside of the mask. *Wet entire mask with paper mache paste. Apply first layer of paper using small torn paper pieces. Wet each piece as it is applied. *Paper mache at least 3 layers with paper provided . Show your best craftsmanship.

  4. Day 2 ½ hour art *Hold mask up to light. Check for spots that may need more layers. Add more layers if needed. *Add any understructure additions . *Complete final layer of mache using white paper. *If you are done at any point, work on finalizing 2D sketch and have approved by teacher.

  5. Day 3-Day 5 *Finish applying any paper mache needed. *If you are done at any point, work on finalizing 2D sketch and have approved by teacher. *When mask is dry, with a pencil , sketch lightly onto mask basic design for line and color placement. *Add color with paint, paper, markers, etc. *Add textures using fibers, glitter, sequins, sand, etc. *Critique or critically analyze mask and add finishing details to mask with outlining or texture. Ask at least three friends for their advice.

  6. Requirements of your mask: *Strong durable mask. *Sketch of final design and list of supplies needed and approved by teacher. *Mask texture is planned and has desired quality. *Color and extra materials are added carefully showing your best craftsmanship. *Mask has a finished quality using outlining as needed. *Write at least 3 sentences about your mask and what cultures influenced your design.

  7. Masks of ASIA

  8. ASIAN

  9. ASIAN

  10. ASIAN

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  12. ASIAN

  13. ASIAN

  14. ASIA

  15. Masks of AFRICA

  16. AFRICAN

  17. AFRICAN

  18. AFRICAN

  19. AFRICAN

  20. AFRICAN

  21. AFRICAN

  22. AFRICAN

  23. Masks of Europe

  24. EUROPEAN

  25. EUROPEAN

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  29. EUROPEAN

  30. NORTH AMERICA

  31. NORTH AMERICAN

  32. NORTH AMERICAN

  33. NORTH AMERICAN

  34. CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

  35. Central and South American

  36. Central and South America

  37. Central and South America

  38. Masks of Australia

  39. Australian

  40. Australian

  41. Masks of the Arctic

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