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Classic - Making Masks
r.j. romero
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      Step One: Plaster the subject's face (be sure to generously apply Vasseline and use a swim cap!)
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      be sure to evenly cover the subject's face from the chin and jaw line, around the ears and up over the head about 2/3 of the way up.
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      pose for silly pictures
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      leave room for the nostrils and eyes if the subject is at all claustrophobic
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      when plaster is set, gently remove the plaster all in one piece by carefully prying up and away from the subject's face.
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      be sure to not take yourself to seriously.
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      allow the subject to bond with their own face
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      After mixing and pouring enough Plaster of Paris to completely backfill the casting (lined with Vaseline)
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      remove the bandages once the Plaster of Paris has dried for a min of 4 hours. It will still be soft and somewhat pliable, so handle w care
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      gently remove bandage cast lifting from the chin up
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      notice the marks where the swim cap covered the subject's hair.
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      note the irregularities and voids where bubbles formed during the casting process.
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      using a scraping tool, i essentially whitled the rough parts down
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