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1 Topic by Bunshinsaba 2012-06-21 21:16:26

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Topic: Mr. Stitch - new mask

My latest. Thought some might like to see it.

Mr. Stitch is made of heavy, dense weave sack burlap. He's a full over the head, tight-fitting, rigid shell scarecrow mask that has been hand stitched and then lovingly painted, distressed, and antiqued for that "right out of the corn field" look.

More pics on my Facebook page.

http://www.facebook.com/GrimStitchFactory?ref=tn_tnmn

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2 Reply by The Creature 2012-06-21 22:04:58

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Re: Mr. Stitch - new mask

Awesome job, Bunshinsaba. Those masks look genuine.

3 Reply by Gardenofstone10 2012-06-22 09:52:06

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I want that so bad! Looks amazing!

4 Reply by TeeSeeBee 2012-06-23 16:30:29

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Your work is fantastic. The anatomy and detail work is spectacular. My personal favorite is The Goblin:

Totally badass.

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5 Reply by Vasquez 2012-06-23 17:06:44

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Awesome stuff there that Savini would be proud of. Keep up the good work.

6 Reply by Bunshinsaba 2012-06-24 08:08:50

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Re: Mr. Stitch - new mask

TeeSeeBee wrote:

Your work is fantastic. The anatomy and detail work is spectacular. My personal favorite is The Goblin:
Totally badass.

Thanks bro. Any input is appreciated as I am always looking for input on people's particular tastes to guide my work. Everyone seems to have a different take on scarecrows and what they think is the creepiest looking or creepiest style. Some like the traditional kind as in Mr. Stitch, while others go for the "monster" hybrid as in The Goblin. And I've done some that are a hybrid of both - mainly cuz of teeth - like this one: