![]() ![]() After removing, let the cast dry further to improve its strength. (The plaster will still be flexible at this stage but will retain its shape.). Starting from under the chin, pull upwards. Then, let the plaster set until it is almost dry (about 10 minutes). Continue until mask is 3 to 4 layers deep (depending on the model’s comfort and tolerance). Alternate the directions of the layers as you go to strengthen the mask. Smooth out the bandages to help them better adhere to one another and create a smoother surface for painting or decorating later. Work with one square at a time to build up an overall layer. The gauze should absorb water but should not soak too long (usually just a few seconds). Put a few plaster gauze squares at a time in the water. Layer Plaster Bandages on the plastic form. Have a bowl of room-temperature water beside you. Because you see the outside of the form, this type of mask is best for broad, bold designs where fine details are not important or can be added or painted.Ĭut the bandage into 1/2” squares, about 50 per mask. ![]() It involves making a mold of your own face as the base of your mask. Students learn positive casting, one of the most popular mask-making techniques. See also plastic face masks for mask-making. Plaster bandage (CAUTION: use gauze ‘approved for skin’ to avoid chemical burns) Large Roll is 12″ x 588″ (5 lb) **may incur additional shipping fees** When set it can be canded and painted easily for creating any finish. It is easily activated in water and wrapped, folded, draped or applied pm armatures, wire mesh or any solid surface. Made of pre-shrunk cotton gauze fabric infused with Plaster of Paris. Plaster cloth is one of the most often used sculpting products and is essentially the same product used by doctors to make plaster casts. ![]()
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