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Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - shadowmyst - 05-27-2010
Has anybody ever seen this this before? Came across it by accident.<a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWcuZLjuQBQ\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWcuZLjuQBQ</a>The eye holes are way too big in my opinion, he also has a few videos of him wearing it. He sells them according to the video in the description.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - bornoffire - 05-27-2010
like you said, eye holes kill it for me. But still pretty neat.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - DrenTheLiar - 05-27-2010
Cool!
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - puckface - 05-27-2010
keep in mind the eye holes are not like the eye holes on a typical mask. I'm sure he sculpted/cut them larger so that when the mask is being worn, he can blend his actual eyelids and whatnot to match the mask.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - shadowmyst - 05-27-2010
<!--quoteo(post=365258:date=May 27 2010, 03:35 PM:name=puckface)<div class=\'quotetop\'>QUOTE (puckface @ May 27 2010, 03:35 PM) <a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=365258\"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class=\'quotemain\'><!--quoteckeep in mind the eye holes are not like the eye holes on a typical mask. I'm sure he sculpted/cut them larger so that when the mask is being worn, he can blend his actual eyelids and whatnot to match the mask.<!--QuoteEnd</div><!--QuoteEEndExcellent point, I didn't even think of that! My complaint with most silicone masks is that the eye holes are cut so small that it makes it uncomfortable to wear unless you get it on right and adjust it.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - BRASFIELD32 - 05-27-2010
Ive never heard of david marsh.I watched 3 of his videos,and he looks to be very talented.I wish the eye holes were smaller but all in all not bad at all.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - bornoffire - 05-27-2010
Wouldn't it be better to be too small so you can trim accordingly then have to big and be sol?
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - puckface - 05-27-2010
<!--quoteo(post=365267:date=May 27 2010, 05:55 PM:name=BornOfFire)<div class=\'quotetop\'>QUOTE (BornOfFire @ May 27 2010, 05:55 PM) <a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=365267\"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class=\'quotemain\'><!--quotecWouldn't it be better to be too small so you can trim accordingly then have to big and be sol?<!--QuoteEnd</div><!--QuoteEEndif you trim the eyes in silicone masks (as well as prosthetics) a bit larger, typically just below the brow and around the bottom of the eye socket, if makes the overall appearance much more realistic. once you've blended around the actor's (or wearer's) eyes, it creates a very natural look. when looking at someone wearing a prosthetic, you typically tend to look them straight in the eye (much like you would with anyone). if the eye area of the prosthetic or mask comes too close to the actor's actual eye, it's much more noticeable and you begin to pay more attention to it. it may then lose the overall effect. there's can surely be times where the eye areas can be trimmed much too large, but from what the video had shown, it looks about right. Ive done makeup for quite some time now so it makes sense to me, its just a bit hard to explain. Im sorry if it all sounds like rambling.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - Hack123 - 05-27-2010
i almost bought one from this guy.
Freddy Vs Jason Silicone Mask - bornoffire - 05-27-2010
Yeah i understand if the eye holes are too small it can rub the eye causing a contact to pop out or blurred vision but I would still prefer small holes so I can trim myself. Everyones eyes are aligned differently so a nice custom trim can do the trick.