The theme day 2 was Africa.
 
I had a plan about making a mask fo the face of an african man that could open and another mask (of a lion) beneath. But it was about 40. degree celtious, so the model just couldnt take it. Cant blame her, so I had to skip the negro-mask and cut the lionmask to fit.
 
What a job!
 
And I had sor some reason misunderstud the concept.After winning day 1 i thought the competitision was over at day 2 was just fun painting. But OH NO! And i was to long in the bar last night celebrating and walked around taking things slow, swimming in the pool ect the next day, and just 2 hours befor deadline I realised that this was also an competiyision!
Mamma mia, did I get into gear!
 
But for some reason... I won again.

wac10 day2
The mold for the lionmask, sculped in clay and lader made in latex.
Caly-sculp and the finish mask that was supossed to go outside the lionmask. Its [...]grey as I had planned the design to be in black n white. I also did a whole latesfront for the model to were, also in B/W. She was supossed to rip it open along with the upper mask and revile a colorfull other bodypaint indsite. 2-1 bodypaint you could say.
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The backside- I draw a map of africa, filled it with animals and copyed [...]it on her back.
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Workworkwork
Finish backside
The front
Close up of the front
Almost done on the backsite
Hard to work full speed in 40 degrees with an masive hangover,,
This was how it was sopossed to look. I put the other mask on [...]in photoshop, didnt use it live
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Here is the front. She came in in black n white paint (Military style) [...]and opened the latexfront to revile the barbue-paint.
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This was how it looked. To bad we couldnt use both masks.
After the show, the model took of the lion mask, all swetty. Great job [...]she pulled off!
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