The Death Curse
Well-Known Member
Hey, all!
I just finished my newest piece, "Broken Eggs", today and took some comparison photos. I don't know why, but I have always loved this mask and just *had* to make one. In case you don't already know, it's the mask worn by Alicia Hunt, Joker's/Jack's girlfriend in Batman (1989) played by Jerry Hall. She unfortunately gets her stuff ruined when Joker scars her face with acid to turn her into one his first grotesque "art pieces." He later suggests that she "threw herself out the window" and smashes her mask over Vicki Vale's fireplace while uttering the line, "Well...You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs."
I tried to sculpt every little divot and sculptural oddity that I saw on the screen-used prop from Propstore's photos, down to the weird surface texture of the original movie buck itself, which you can slightly see through the surface of the clear screen-used mask in my comparisons. I think I've gotten most of them, though there just aren't enough good photos to be sure. I plan to have a few of these cast in clear plastic, painted up, and sold on the Junkyard within the next couple of weeks if there is enough interest. Until then, I'd love to hear what you think!
Thanks for looking and cheers,
Ryan
I just finished my newest piece, "Broken Eggs", today and took some comparison photos. I don't know why, but I have always loved this mask and just *had* to make one. In case you don't already know, it's the mask worn by Alicia Hunt, Joker's/Jack's girlfriend in Batman (1989) played by Jerry Hall. She unfortunately gets her stuff ruined when Joker scars her face with acid to turn her into one his first grotesque "art pieces." He later suggests that she "threw herself out the window" and smashes her mask over Vicki Vale's fireplace while uttering the line, "Well...You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs."
I tried to sculpt every little divot and sculptural oddity that I saw on the screen-used prop from Propstore's photos, down to the weird surface texture of the original movie buck itself, which you can slightly see through the surface of the clear screen-used mask in my comparisons. I think I've gotten most of them, though there just aren't enough good photos to be sure. I plan to have a few of these cast in clear plastic, painted up, and sold on the Junkyard within the next couple of weeks if there is enough interest. Until then, I'd love to hear what you think!
Thanks for looking and cheers,
Ryan