#mr. mask

[sleepyashin]

@hisokvs.

[dreamyluigi]

L :)

[samglyph]

Predicament

[starryeyed-seer]

me: I'm not a bat

Mr pages: (stuffing novels under its robe): I must abscond

[scimagic]

- Got my dice and rolled it. -

Oh just a small perspective exercise I said! Oh it'll be quick I said! WRONG! You get a lighting and rendering exercise too.

This is just to scratch at an itch I've been having, something about indulging the thought of how badass a villain criminal duo would be. Maybe an AU. Maybe even a fan edit! HELL MAYBE A LIL COMIC ABOUT IT TOO WHAT DO I KNOW!!

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

What Is Masking?

Mrs Speechie Pi

[pastel-clown-friends]

Found this weird thing by my house. It let me get pretty close to it. He seemed friendly enough.

I invited him over later for tea. He just shrugged but I might get to have a guest later.

Okay, really, though. I think this mask is like my favorite thing I've ever made. It's so big and fun. A little hard to wear but with help from someone, you can usually get some pretty good pictures of it.

[danielfs5]

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[achillean-knight]

Sorry, the brainrot is severe for rn LMAO

I have seriously just been doodling since yesterday afternoon. Lets hope I can use this random spark of brainrot into working on the actual Mask Bot comic KUJHDGFSDHJ

[atypical-artisan]

Super Punch Out is 30 today!

Myself and a few others decided to re-make the posters from the spo manual to celebrate! Please enjoy the-

SUPER PUNCH OUT POSTER PROJECT!!

And here are all the lovely artists that helped me put it all together!! I thank you a billion and one times for making my little dream a reality!

Birdie Mac - collab between @zoidennnfie (Portrait), @fruitful-gummies (Name, blurb, and stats), Me (Colors, everything else drawn), @ohshy (Rendering and cool effects)

Gabby Jay - @ohshy

Bear Hugger - @sukipershipper

Piston Hurricane - @asmothe-racoon

Bald Bull - @powpowpunchout

Bob Charlie - @paunchout

Dragon Chan - @glassjoemybeloved

Masked Muscle - @upperhug

Mr. Sandman - @honeyhive65

Aran Ryan - Me! (See more versions and my thoughts on it here)

Heike Kagero - @scrubazoid

Super Macho Man - @fruitful-gummies

Mad Clown - @matchamabs (Go check out her comic project from may! It inspired this!)

Narcis Prince - @tonitheloftwing

Hoy Quarlow - @blormpo (No longer on tumblr but goes by blormpo_epicfail in most places)

Rick Bruiser - @ratticus-ratt

Nick Bruiser - @zoidennnfie

Background art - @lazypastry (Absolute champ for making Birdie's w out me asking :P)

And for some extra fun: Shitposters/silly goofy versions some of us made for shits n giggles (Warning for mild nsfw under the cut)

[beary-good-finds]

👻 Halloween sticker sheet by Mrs. Grossman's for Scrapbook Buzz, 2001 👻

[vincentbriggs]

Mr. Fiberglass looks very dashing and extremely gender. May I ask how you made that mask? It looks great and I may want one for myself 👀

Thank you!

It was 8 or 9 years ago so I don't remember it super well, but it's mostly cardboard and papier mâché. I built the base using cardboard boxes and a lot of masking tape, and you can still see some of the tape and cardboard inside the snout.

I made the horns by cutting 2 identical spiral shapes out of cardboard, and stretching them like a slinky, which is a much easier way to get them to spiral and be symmetrical than starting out with a straight thing and curving it. I'm pretty sure I bulked them up and got them to stay in that shape by taping lots of wads of crumpled up newspaper to the sides.

I covered the whole thing in layers of very cheap paper towel and Elmer's art paste, and used that to add a few little ridges and such.

The texture on the horns was made by just wrapping one long continuous strip of paper towel around and around, straight off the roll. (It was the really cheap stuff with no perforations and with obvious flecks of recycled paper in it.)

I have a piece of polyester batting shoved into the top because I didn't quite get it to the same shape as the top my head, and it's a bit uncomfortable.

It's also very hard to see in! I looked at photos of real sheep skulls for reference, and I put the eyes further forward to account for my human binocular vision, but they're still really far back and hard to see out of, so you have to look out the nose too.

I seem to remember first painting it with glossy acrylic paint, and then repainting it with matte paints because it just doesn't look as skull-like when shiny. The shading is awful because acrylic paints dry so dang fast, so it might be nice to go back and refine the texture a bit and repaint it again someday, but that's not at all on my priority list right now.

I hope this helps, and that you have fun making one!

[ghelullu]

Trink Deinen Rotwein, Munich 04.12.2015

ft. Terzo backshots!

[mc0killar]

First post in 2024. Doodle of unmasked spy :)

[about-faces]

--Chris Thornley (Raid71) prints for BTAS

[project-sekai-facts]

The cards from the Where is ♡? set contain multiple references to previous Mafuyu event card sets. By far the most obvious reference is the mask that originally appeared as part of her Masquerade Doll costume / Captive Masquerade trained 4* card (right). The mask reappears in Mafuyu's My True Feelings card (left), although it has now been broken in half, alluding to her dropping her metaphorical mask in front of her mother.

Another obvious similarity is the strings in both cards. Mafuyu's Captive Masquerade card originates from her first event, Captive Marionette, in which she subconsciously associates herself with a marionette doll she sees in an exhibit, causing her to have a panic attack. She sees herself in the marionette doll because of how her mother treats her like a puppet - every aspect of her life is controlled by her mother pulling the strings. Her My True Feelings card originates from the Saying Goodbye to My Masked Self event, in which she finally stands up to her mother and ultimately runs away, hence why she is shown cutting the strings in the art.

While hard to tell, it seems as though the background in the My True Feelings card may be based on or even be the same location as the cards from the Ball of the Marionettes set. It's easiest to tell by comparing the background to the windows and pillars from Miku's trained Severed Threads 4* card.

Kanade's trained Embracing Your Trembling Back With Kindness 4* card features ivy covering most of the objects in the card, including the strings. This appears to be a reference to the cards from the Nursing my ES set, the set from Mafuyu's previous unit event, Guiding a Lost Child to What Lies Beyond. In this event, the N25 story began to focus on Mrs Asahina's influence over Mafuyu's life, and the ivy growing over everything may be representative of this. There appears to be some ivy on the objects in Mafuyu's My True Feelings card, but it is hard to tell for certain because the background is out of focus.

Kanade, Ena and Mizuki's cards from the Where is ♡? set feature a crystal heart-shaped apple object. This is a reference to the cards from the Snow White in Oblivion set, which featured a smaller version of this item as a charm on all the costumes. Mafuyu's card from this set is also notable for featuring the first physical appearance of Mrs. Asahina (albeit with her face obscured on both the trained and untrained version of the card). The event this set originates from, Mirage of Lights, was referenced in Saying Goodbye to My Masked Self.

Finally, all of the cards from the Where is ♡? set feature furniture scattered around. This was also a common feature in the Ball of the Marionettes set. While the items of furniture in the latter set are rather generic fancy chairs and such, the objects in the Where is ♡? set appear to be mainly household items and pretty standard furniture, likely alluding to how Mafuyu feels trapped and overwhelmed by her home life.