These digital templates enable you to download, print and build your very own unique No Polygon 3D Mask. You’ll require no experience, no shipping and no waiting around to get started. Over 150 unique designs here on www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Wintercroft THE ALL-SEEING EYE Hark! The Divine Verse needs no chorus. Be held in the scan of the All Seer and bask in the light cast from the retinal void. You are seen through completely, naked to the vision of the vistal void behind the sun. Pleasure is laden in the illumination of all secrets within, as the blazing gaze anoints all hidden. Purification scorch and cleanse, leaving truth in another face. One Eye, one vision, crowned in rays that splay into the ever. Refract, rejoice and don the face of the new day. The All Seeing Eye Half Mask leaves the back of a human head exposed and uses less materials than one of the Full Masks. All you need is a bit of ribbon or elastic for a headband and you’ll be ready to go. The Half Mask is a great option for first-time builders, kids or for when you need a Mask-on-the-go. We hope you enjoy the build as much as the finished Mask. Our No Poly Masks are our latest advancement in Papercraft Mask design. Whilst in keeping with our overall manifesto of helping you to create beautiful and fun things, No Poly is a completely new design-and-build experience for you - a preternatural evolution from the restrictions of Low Poly - that lets us push the boundaries of what can be achieved. The templates and instructions are supplied as a PDF that is available to download as soon as you complete your purchase, so there is no waiting for the mail. Simply download your PDF and print the templates on normal printer or copier paper. Just glue the paper to the card of your choice and your ready to create. We’ve set out the templates so that they are FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH BOTH A4 AND US LETTER PAPER. You also get instructions on how to fit your mask. All our templates are made by using a tabbed construction method. Please be aware that you are buying the templates and instruction only so you will also need access to a printer, paper, card, tape or glue and scissors. We believe in minimising our environmental impact, so the Masks are designed to be made from either reclaimed or locally-sourced card. Old packaging boxes work well. We find that empty cereal boxes are perfect, but you can also use 300gsm card purchased from a local craft store. Having printed the templates on paper, stick them to card, cut them out, match the numbers and join the parts together. Why not build a Mask with your kids? The templates are scaled to fit an adult, but you can easily make children's masks by scaling down the templates when you print, check our FAQs on our “Policies” page for details. Not sure if you could build one? Read some of our 5 STAR reviews from our thousands of happy customers. https://www.etsy.com/uk/your/shops/Wintercroft/reviews Want to skip the printing and cutting steps? Try our FOX MASK BOOK, our SKULL MASK BOOK or any of our GAME OF THRONES MASK BOOKS, all of which contain a press-out-and-build Mask. You will also receive a FREE digital Mask download voucher between the pages of each Mask Book bought from our shop. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Wintercroft?search_query=books Both our 2D templates and 3D Mask designs are protected by copyright law, and are intended for personal use only. Use this file to make as many masks as you like for yourself but please don’t share or steal the masks or templates - there was a lot of work involved in creating them. If you want to use them for any other reason then please get in touch. BY PURCHASING AND DOWNLOADING OUR MASK TEMPLATES YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE: THE FILES ARE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT AND ARE NOT TO BE SHARED OR DISTRIBUTED IN ANY WAY. THE TEMPLATES AND COMPLETED MASKS ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. THE MASKS AND TEMPLATES WILL NOT BE USED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES WITHOUT PRIOR CONSENT. SELLING ITEMS MADE FROM OUR TEMPLATES IS PROHIBITED. THE MASKS ARE A PERSONAL CRAFT PROJECT - PLEASE DO NOT USE THEM FOR PROFIT. If you have any other questions - send us a message. Join our community here - https://www.instagram.com/wintercroft/
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Grand Combat in the Secret Mine No.2 (Hodgson & Co., 1822) As always, it is a joy to announce that the latest catalogue has come out from Dramatis Personae! You will find all sorts of fascinating ephemera for sale, including some delightful toy theatre-related items. I highly encourage anyone interested in vintage toy theatre to check them out...
Mastering the Art of Making Paper Sculptures Benja Harney is a self-taught paper engineer living and working in Sydney, Australia. He makes anything and everything out of paper, creating pop-up books, paper sculptures, installations, illustrations, packaging, fine art, fashion, animation, and set designs out of the del
For the 2018 marketing of Barcelona’s long-running Grec Festival, which includes dance, theater, circus, and music, the London-based Lobulo Studio was tapped to create a series of unusual paper masks. Using the prompt “new species,” Lobulo explains on their website that they were “playing with the concept of new rare species that nobody has seen before” in order to “bring color, joy, and readiness to discover”. Each mask conveys a unique persona: a four-eyed character’s mouth is open in awe, while drops of blue water-like shapes convey a fluid suit of armor. More
For the 2018 marketing of Barcelona’s long-running Grec Festival, which includes dance, theater, circus, and music, the London-based Lobulo Studio was tapped to create a series of unusual paper masks. Using the prompt “new species,” Lobulo explains on their website that they were “playing with the concept of new rare species that nobody has seen before” in order to “bring color, joy, and readiness to discover”. Each mask conveys a unique persona: a four-eyed character’s mouth is open in awe, while drops of blue water-like shapes convey a fluid suit of armor. More
Following quickly upon the cut-paper figures in The Americans was another Steinberg invention. Between 1959 and 1962, he produced paper-bag masks with an
For Christmas this year, Susie gave me a book called, MASQUERADE filled with such inspiring photos, a collaboration between the artist Saul Steinberg and the photographer Inge Morath, taken between 1959 and 1961. What a lot of fun, right?! Thanks,...
“The life of the creative man is lead, directed and controlled by boredom. Avoiding boredom is one of our most important purposes.” – Saul Steinberg Saul Steinberg (1914-1999 was a renowned illustrator and artist when in 1958 photographer Inge Morath arrived at his New York apartment. She rang the door. He pulled on … Continue reading "Inge Morath Photographs Saul Steinberg and his Brilliant Mask Parties"
Writer Aaron Schuman explores how an encounter between the photographer and cartoonist, sparked one of the most singular artistic collaborations in history
“The life of the creative man is lead, directed and controlled by boredom. Avoiding boredom is one of our most important purposes.” – Saul Steinberg Saul Steinberg (1914-1999 was a renowned illustrator and artist when in 1958 photographer Inge Morath arrived at his New York apartment. She rang the door. He pulled on … Continue reading "Inge Morath Photographs Saul Steinberg and his Brilliant Mask Parties"
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Although I didn't get to go anywhere or do anything too exciting over summer break, I did spend my stay-cation making as much art as possible. Isn't that what summer for art teachers should be about? Posted here are just a few of my fabulously artful summer projects! White on white canvas designed and inspired by my friend Elaine. "Nautilus" book designed and taught by Joni Russell from Mrs. O'leary's art store in Wichita, KS. The cover is made of copper with a leather binding. Pages are stamped with the new mermaid stamps from the Artful Illusions stamp line. This bottle, the copper book and the white canvas were all part of the Art Unplugged weekend at Mrs. O'Leary's in June. It was a weekend full of activities and classes with attendees not only from Wichita, but from all over the country! It was lots of fun to meet new artist friends and hang with art people who "get it!" A canvas inspired by Dawn Edmonson at http://the-feathered-nest.blogspot.com/ This is a mask made for a challenge with my Altered Artists group. It is made using a plastic mask form from JoAnne's. I decoupaged torn pieces of Tim Holtz idea-ology kraft resist paper stash. I then cut out a double thickness of paper for the butterflies so they could "pop" from the mask. I love how this turned out, thanks for the challenge idea, Nancy! A shadow box fairy/pixie class taught by my friend Jo McQueen as inspired from a class she took at Art & Soul with artist Stephanie Rubiano. So, overall, I had a very artful summer. Hopefully I can keep up the mojo during the school year... I miss summer already!
A fun creative evening takes friends, brown paper bags and crayons. Suitable for introverts, people with a bad hair day, adults who still draw and do paper crafts, those of us who hate party photos and who suck at taking selfies. The brown paper bag mask will tell a story for you. It will […]
“The life of the creative man is lead, directed and controlled by boredom. Avoiding boredom is one of our most important purposes.” – Saul Steinberg Saul Steinberg (1914-1999 was a renowned illustrator and artist when in 1958 photographer Inge Morath arrived at his New York apartment. She rang the door. He pulled on … Continue reading "Inge Morath Photographs Saul Steinberg and his Brilliant Mask Parties"
