GhostCinderella
New Member
Good evening, everyone.
Just registered, first post, thought I'd share some of my work.
Oh... before I begin... a shot of my basement. It'll kinda give you an idea of where I'm coming form, mind set, and narrow interest level.
As for props. I enjoy making one-of-a-kind items, and sometimes doing repaints of existing store-bought (Hallowe'en) props that I think look cool and would look much cooler if I painted them to look real.
I collect crap, and by crap I mean as low down on the crap-meter as rusted tin cans on the street kind of crap... and fashion stuff into usually weapons.
Hand carved, big wooden old straight razor (blade is fixed)
Bizarre cannibal scissors
Faux antique serial killer photo / faux clippings diary
Backwoods cannibal shuriken, hand made wooden handle fashion around
blades of an antique hedge trimmer.
Backwoods meat cleaver made of rusted tin can (aforementioned crap), with hand-made handle distressed and accessorized.
Scarecrow mask rip of the DR SYN mask.
Gun hybrids.... toys chopped up, re-fashioned and painted with a little exact accessory love
Human skin duster with real (chicken) bone handle.
CREEPER mask made of burlap, assorted fabric, accessories, and porcelain teeth inset with hot glue.
Antique burn victim mask. Burlap with leather trimming.
3-foot meat cleaver made of rigid foam core board.
Re-upholstered, antiqued and distressed inside violin case and handle. The material is a fabric paper from Japan.
$! Dollar store crappy machete repaint and grip twinning.
Circus cannibal juggler outfit and latex & material mask. The mask is a one-of-a-kind, made on a Ultracal male bust.
Another tin can knife. A inner metal support keep the blade firm, heavy and deadly. The handle is from an old file.
Goal mask turned.... I dunno.... Death Race gladiator mask?? Trimming done in heavy twine in a blanket stitch pattern and shellaced... heavily.
Death seeker masks.
Well I say that enuff for a quick ( ) introduction - first post.
Just registered, first post, thought I'd share some of my work.
Oh... before I begin... a shot of my basement. It'll kinda give you an idea of where I'm coming form, mind set, and narrow interest level.
As for props. I enjoy making one-of-a-kind items, and sometimes doing repaints of existing store-bought (Hallowe'en) props that I think look cool and would look much cooler if I painted them to look real.
I collect crap, and by crap I mean as low down on the crap-meter as rusted tin cans on the street kind of crap... and fashion stuff into usually weapons.
Hand carved, big wooden old straight razor (blade is fixed)
Bizarre cannibal scissors
Faux antique serial killer photo / faux clippings diary
Backwoods cannibal shuriken, hand made wooden handle fashion around
blades of an antique hedge trimmer.
Backwoods meat cleaver made of rusted tin can (aforementioned crap), with hand-made handle distressed and accessorized.
Scarecrow mask rip of the DR SYN mask.
Gun hybrids.... toys chopped up, re-fashioned and painted with a little exact accessory love
Human skin duster with real (chicken) bone handle.
CREEPER mask made of burlap, assorted fabric, accessories, and porcelain teeth inset with hot glue.
Antique burn victim mask. Burlap with leather trimming.
3-foot meat cleaver made of rigid foam core board.
Re-upholstered, antiqued and distressed inside violin case and handle. The material is a fabric paper from Japan.
$! Dollar store crappy machete repaint and grip twinning.
Circus cannibal juggler outfit and latex & material mask. The mask is a one-of-a-kind, made on a Ultracal male bust.
Another tin can knife. A inner metal support keep the blade firm, heavy and deadly. The handle is from an old file.
Goal mask turned.... I dunno.... Death Race gladiator mask?? Trimming done in heavy twine in a blanket stitch pattern and shellaced... heavily.
Death seeker masks.
Well I say that enuff for a quick ( ) introduction - first post.
