This is the result of the modifications I made to the "official" Don Post Michael Myers mask that I wore for Halloween in 2009. It looked pretty much nothing like it did in the original film (or any of them for that matter). So I reshaped the eye holes, removed and modified the eyebrows, removed and reapplied some of the hair & teased it a little, added a liquid latex/acrylic paint mix to accentuate the eyebrows, cheeks, lips and chin and then I painted the mask again using just the acrylic paint with a folded paper towel. No offense to CostumeBot.com but I think the results are vastly superior and did not require much more work. To see a before and after comparison shot follow this link to the original store-bought version: www.hip-bonz.com Comments and constructive criticisms welcome. (PLEASE forgive the very low quality of the video. I'll post a hi-res version when I get the chance.)
Friday, October 19, 2012
Modified Michael Myers Mask
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This is the result of the modifications I made to the "official" Don Post Michael Myers mask that I wore for Halloween in 2009. It looked pretty much nothing like it did in the original film (or any of them for that matter). So I reshaped the eye holes, removed and modified the eyebrows, removed and reapplied some of the hair & teased it a little, added a liquid latex/acrylic paint mix to accentuate the eyebrows, cheeks, lips and chin and then I painted the mask again using just the acrylic paint with a folded paper towel. No offense to CostumeBot.com but I think the results are vastly superior and did not require much more work. To see a before and after comparison shot follow this link to the original store-bought version: www.hip-bonz.com Comments and constructive criticisms welcome. (PLEASE forgive the very low quality of the video. I'll post a hi-res version when I get the chance.)
This is the result of the modifications I made to the "official" Don Post Michael Myers mask that I wore for Halloween in 2009. It looked pretty much nothing like it did in the original film (or any of them for that matter). So I reshaped the eye holes, removed and modified the eyebrows, removed and reapplied some of the hair & teased it a little, added a liquid latex/acrylic paint mix to accentuate the eyebrows, cheeks, lips and chin and then I painted the mask again using just the acrylic paint with a folded paper towel. No offense to CostumeBot.com but I think the results are vastly superior and did not require much more work. To see a before and after comparison shot follow this link to the original store-bought version: www.hip-bonz.com Comments and constructive criticisms welcome. (PLEASE forgive the very low quality of the video. I'll post a hi-res version when I get the chance.)
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