C' mere Punkin
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What this video covers
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios showcases a clay sculpture created as the basis for a Halloween latex mask intended for performers at SCREAMS Halloween Park. The piece depicts a pumpkin-patch or scarecrow-inspired character, designed specifically for actor wear. The sculpture will be used to produce a finished latex mask for professional haunt use.
Key takeaways
- ◆Original character sculpt designed for a professional haunted attraction
- ◆Water-based clay is the medium used for the mask base
- ◆Intended to be cast into a wearable latex mask for haunt actors
- ◆Created by Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios for SCREAMS Halloween Park
Who this is for
Mask makers, prop artists, and haunt professionals interested in the character sculpting process behind professional-grade latex masks.
Materials mentioned
- • water-based clay
- • latex
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