00754, batch faces

The faces are getting out of hand.

00753, Zebra face

To make it look thinner:

00752, Flowerface

Flowerface is clearly a one word description.

Although it's not in the dictionary.

Yet.

00750, Weeping face

Probably my fave so far.

Probably 'cos it didn't take long to do.

00749, Wilfred Owen face

Disabled - by Wilfred Owen.

An extract:

00748, Skull face

Can you even have a skull face. If anything it's a face skull.

Anyway:

00747, Cameau face

Oh, did I just frenchify an already French word?

00746, Simple grey face

I think it's just an undercoat.

I mean, really.

But I still quite like it.

00745, Ziggish

Ziggish: Like Ziggy.

Alt: Ziggyish

The growing collection is here.

00743, Panel face

Difficult to have a name for some of these.

00740, Metal face

Simple, one colour mix:

Using the new studio:

00738, Spikey face

You have to be careful when you pick it-

OUCH!

00737, Ancient face

"Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of '99

Wear Sunscreen

If I could offer you only one tip for the future,

Sunscreen would be it

The long term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists"

-Baz Lurhmann

Without sunscreen:

00736, Shiny tiny face

The airbrushed edge highlights on a black base coat with gloss varnish give the impression of a very middle class description.

Of this.

0733, Half and half

Following on from the wooden version, here's the first painted face.

Because... you know... painted faces.

00732, Many tiny faces

To make many tiny faces, make a silicone mold (which can be spelt "mould" or "mold", depending on location, although I've probably picked the wrong one).

Then, fill the mold with resin:

And repeat:

00731, More tiny faces

Here's the first face. Cut out of Utilie on the CNC, oiled and waxed:

On to the molding and painting next (thumbs up emoji).

Process porn:

00730, Tiny faces

I don't need a reason to make tiny masks as the following pictures will attest.

Designed using subdivision modelling in Cinema 4D, then imported into Fusion 360 to create toolpaths for the CNC. Then machined in Utilie (that's wood) and cast in silicone to make resin copies. Then painted in a variety of different ways.

These are the digital versions before they enter the physical world: