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This is the slab I started with. It was about 1 1/2 inches thick but some of the thickness evened out when I stretched it over my armature.

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This is the mask after I had hollowed the whole thing out.

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For some more changes in depth and some eye definition I look some really thin pieces of clay and put them around the eyes to make then look more fierce. I did the same on the cheeks to get something to resemble whiskers.

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I took the nose I had sculpted and cut it is half the decrease the width and the attached and blended. I also decided to take inspiration from a picture I saw and made a little forehead ornament thing. To get some changes in depth a made a line that surrounded the jewel looking thing that went down to the nose

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I did the same technique for the mouth that I did for the eyes and then molded very thin teeth that I slipped and scored and secured to the mouth using a long log of clay that I blended in around the edge of the mouth to make lips.

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For the eye sockets I drew the shape that I wanted and kept redrawing until I was satisfied with the spacing then I used the small loop tool to dig it down a little. I also made a nose and started to see what I wanted to do for the mouth.

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For the snout I took a large chunk of wet clay and molded it into a cone like shape which I then flattened the top of by pressing it against my ware board. I hollowed it out to about 3/4 of an inch and attached it using slip and some extra wet clay.

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The first thing I made was the ears. I just molded a little triangle shape about an inch thick which I then carved the middle out of, then replicated it for the other ear. Then I dug out a little hole where each ear could be set into and attached to blend the the whole thing better.

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This is my slab over an armature that I had made of paper that was taped together. I later swapped the paper out for a crumpled plastic grocery bag because it stuck to the clay less and didn't leave as much of an imprint.