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I rolled up some little cones and slip and scored them into the mouth cavity. This proved to be increasingly tedious with the addition of each tooth.

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I fashioned some little goblin ears and slip and scored them to the dome piece.

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I built up the nose and encircled the eye-sockets to give them a sunken look.

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I grabbed a mass of clay and just started molding, quickly I had a bowl with the beginnings of facial features.

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This is another crude conceptual drawing i did in my phone notes.

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I had drawn this little goblin dude a while ago and i figured he'd work as a bowl.

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I began hollowing the hand out and punched clean through the front palm. After repairs I kind of decided that it wasn't worth the hassle to hollow it all the way out.

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I scratched in the fingernails with a needle tool initially. I later finished them with dental tools.

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I added the initial finger creases and created a divot in the wrist to better separate the hand from the wrist portion.

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I rounded all of my edges and began to shape the knuckles and fingertips.

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I began as everyone else. I ramped a large piece of clay and traced my digits onto it before carefully and painstakingly cutting it out. Then I marked lines for the center of the fingers to assist in rounding.

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The wire snips make another appearance, they made relatively easy work of all the plastic covers on the pushpins revealing the little spikes inside. I drilled some holes and glued the spikes in place with epoxy.

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I glued on a lot of moss which ultimately completed the "jungle artifact" vibe. I also added a tiny silver cross for contrast metal, it was just too good of an opportunity when I saw it in the solder bin.

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These are the initial concept sketches for the mask, the final mask turned out closer to the bottom most one.

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I added some halved peas and painted over top of them for that studded effect.

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I used wire snips to remove the spikes of a palm frond and painstakingly glued them into the archways of my mask.

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The painting started on my coffee table, at least this time I put a trash bag down. I began with a coat of bronze paint, and another, and another. The painting continued through a couple of school days and finally began the washes. I mixed a number of blues and greens to attain a specific shade and watered it down heavily. I applied it to the mask and dabbed off the excess with a paper towel.

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All of my plastering and sanding was done at home, and regrettably on my coffee table. Hindsight 20/20.

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With continuous layering I managed to completely change the original form of the mask and create a mask that I was both satisfied with aesthetically and structurally.

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I began with a base layer of newspaper overtop of my newspaper mass. I layered and layered until I eventually realized I had to cut out the backing in the archways. An exacto and some scissors did the job.

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I made a stencil out of newspaper for my initial mask shape and then cut it out of sturdy card stock. I secured the backing and set to work building up the mass of the mask using a combo of tape and balled up newspaper Eventually I added more card stock for stability and facial shape purposes.

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Like everyone, I began with a plain mask blank, layered on some wheat paste and newspaper and set off.

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I decided to add holes to make it hangable.

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The first initial break in the project was enough for me to change the format. I decided to get a tad more curvature and double the triangles on one side, creating a scorpion esque effect.

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Breaks were a common theme throughout this project.

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I ended up taking the project home, very little happened. A tad bit of construction & scary transportation both ways, and it it made it back in one piece.

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I forgot entirely to grab slip before taking it home, so I made some of my own.

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This project really had me beat by this point. Half the structure proved pretty unsatisfactory and at this point it was verging on being too dry. I decided to not risk making major repairs, but rather to cut the whole side off all together. I was left with a relatively visually interesting shape. It is what it is I guess.