Masks and Headgear

Posted on May 31, 2014January 30, 2019 by Amanda

Romeo and Juliet masks created by Meeka Postman, Costume Crafts Artisan. Last image by Mary Whalen. Romeo and Juliet designed by Kathryn Wagner

Gears of War mask by Dhareza Cosplayza.

Ravenna crown from Snow White and the Huntsman by MeltingMirror.

General Wukong from League of Legends mask by Eminence Rain who used Worbla’s Finest Art for the face and Worbla’s Transpart for the eyes and crescent headpiece.

Eminence Rain

Titan head by Tiffany Dean Cosplay

Plague Doctor Mask by Lyn Sigurdson

Nami Helmet by Bambi Cosplay

Inquisitor helmet by Karin Olava Effects.

Karin Olava Effects

Face mask by Sina Voss alias Aigue-Marine Cosplay

Here you see a stencilled mask & its pattern. After cutting it out it was heated up with a heat gun

After moulding it some edges and rims has been grinded and made round. At the end, the "Black Bat" mask was coloured with acrylic and varnish

This mask modelled directly on the face for a superhero cosplay. If you play a little bit with the activation temperature you can regulate its mouldability very easy

A mask made of Worbla's Finest Art is so light you can glue it to your face

Sorsha Helmet from Willow by Avianna photos by Swoz

Avianna

Blue Spirit mask by B3 Designs modeled by Pink Justice Cosplay

Kilik from Soul Calibur V by Pink Justice Cosplay, photo by Victor Voyeur

Arishok from Dragon Age II by Pink Justice Cosplay, photo by Victor Voyeur

Samus Aran helmet from Metroid by Lara Lunardi (facebook, Instagram). Clay was sculpted and used as the positive the Worbla was formed over.

Fairy mask by Angela of FancyFairy.com

Molding a mask over a face from a workshop.

More images from a Worbla workshop.

Molding Worbla covered with glued lycra

we put the Worbla's Finest together with the fabric in between two layers of baking paper and ironed it. Afterwards we moulded it onto this ceramic head