I'd like to make a few masks but I'm not sure if there's a benefit to how I'd like to make them or if it'd be material being wasted by making it thicker.
I'm wanting to make thick looking masks (appear to be 1/4" thick at the thinnest part) but after seeing the work of Volpin Props and another mask maker I watch both making single wall masks (no inside wall towards the face) I'm wondering if it'd be better to just make them with single walled slush casting.
Is there any advantage or disadvantage to making them "two sided" (1/4" thick) but hollow as opposed to the single wall (outside only) masks most people make?
If I go with the single wall mask slush casting, whats the best way to fill that space away from the wearers face?
(I'm wanting these to be both wearable and for decoration, so not being overly breakable is something I'll need to keep in mind.)
I'm wanting to make thick looking masks (appear to be 1/4" thick at the thinnest part) but after seeing the work of Volpin Props and another mask maker I watch both making single wall masks (no inside wall towards the face) I'm wondering if it'd be better to just make them with single walled slush casting.
Is there any advantage or disadvantage to making them "two sided" (1/4" thick) but hollow as opposed to the single wall (outside only) masks most people make?
If I go with the single wall mask slush casting, whats the best way to fill that space away from the wearers face?
(I'm wanting these to be both wearable and for decoration, so not being overly breakable is something I'll need to keep in mind.)