Rorschach’s mask is pretty interesting and the magic of course lies in changing patterns on the mask. This replica mask offers the same characteristics, but unlike other masks this one actually has those moving inkblot patterns on the mask. Costs $35.
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Creepocalypse Is To Come With Realistic Face Replica Masks
Japanese company REAL-f has gone into the domain of real f*ckin crazy with its brand new offering of realistic masks or face replicas as they call them. These masks are somewhat accurate replicas of a human face made using a technology the company calls 3DPF or 3D Photo Forms. Basically, it involves a 3D printer working on a vinyl chloride resin placed over a mold and ends up with a realistic replica. You could get the first replica for $3920 with more copies coming at $780 each, or a full mannequin head for $5875 that has additional copies at $1960.
Via PopSci
Star Wars masks, Mexican style
John Karpinsky created this set, mixing Star Wars with Mexican Day of the Dead. Looks like the Galactic Empire longed for the tribal touch.
Star Wars masks in a tribal African setting
If Star Wars had been in an African setting, with a tribal empire replacing the Galactic Empire, the masks would have undergone quite a change. The images show what Star Wars masks would have looked like in such a setting, as envisioned by artist Alex Griendling.
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Intricate paper masks by Phillip Valdez
We’ve already seen how good Phillip Valdez is with his paper creations, and these paper masks reinforce our beliefs. Phillip makes intricately styled paper masks, and quite like his Steampunk creations, some of the masks appear to be made of metal rather than paper. Phillip gets inspiration and ideas for the masks from his wife, and looking the masks, we can say she sure has some very awesome ideas.