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Titania, Queen of Faeries
...Originally designed as a "female Satyr" character.
Construction: plastic mask blank, modified to the performer's face & layered with felt using 3M-90 spray adhesive & then saturated in Flex Glue for a flexible thick structure, then I applied canvas as skin using 3M-90. Wireframe horns are top-of-head balanced to ensure stability (it will not fall off the face). Horns are dressed in copper-crepe fabric, glitter-painted & wrapped in gold ribbon. Skin is painted w/ pearlescent medium white acrylic. Beads & feathers are added with pro-quality hot glue. The interior of the mask is backed in felt to absorb sweat and add comfort.
This is my second Satyr mask
Construction: plastic mask blank, modified to the performer's face & layered with felt using 3M-90 spray adhesive & then saturated in Flex Glue for a flexible thick structure, then I applied canvas as skin using 3M-90. Wireframe horns are top-of-head balanced to ensure stability (it will not fall off the face). Horns are dressed in copper-crepe fabric, glitter-painted & wrapped in gold ribbon. Skin is painted w/ pearlescent medium white acrylic. Beads & feathers are added with pro-quality hot glue. The interior of the mask is backed in felt to absorb sweat and add comfort.
This is my second Satyr mask
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