JokerMan
Well-Known Member
Hey, all.
As the title suggests, yes, I'm attempting to make a mask of the Joker's own face from the Batman comic arc 'Death of the Family'. However, unlike many of the talented people found here on the RPF, I have no experience whatsoever with moulding and casting, and my budget is too low.
The next best thing would be to modify an existing mask. And I found the perfect mask to do this.

Since the face looks like it's decaying anyway, it would be a good start. So, I ordered, and got it. I traced out where I needed to cut, and here's the result.

I already have the belt, and will be attaching it to the mask soon.
However, I have encountered a problem. The inside is a plain grey colour, and I need to make the inside look as if it's made of flesh. I was thinking of using a vinyl dye since regular paint would crackle since the vinyl is so floppy (and I don't exactly want that on my face...). But can anyone recommend any alternatives to this idea?

(Due to the moulding process, there are wrinkles inside that look veiny, so for once, thanks to this, I am grateful for that!)
As the title suggests, yes, I'm attempting to make a mask of the Joker's own face from the Batman comic arc 'Death of the Family'. However, unlike many of the talented people found here on the RPF, I have no experience whatsoever with moulding and casting, and my budget is too low.
The next best thing would be to modify an existing mask. And I found the perfect mask to do this.

Since the face looks like it's decaying anyway, it would be a good start. So, I ordered, and got it. I traced out where I needed to cut, and here's the result.

I already have the belt, and will be attaching it to the mask soon.
However, I have encountered a problem. The inside is a plain grey colour, and I need to make the inside look as if it's made of flesh. I was thinking of using a vinyl dye since regular paint would crackle since the vinyl is so floppy (and I don't exactly want that on my face...). But can anyone recommend any alternatives to this idea?

(Due to the moulding process, there are wrinkles inside that look veiny, so for once, thanks to this, I am grateful for that!)
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