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NEED A FANCY DRESS COSTUME? Make your own WOLF MASK from recycled card with these easy to follow instructions. Over 150 unique designs here on www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Wintercroft These digital templates enable you to download, print and build your very own unique low polygon 3D Mask. You’ll require no experience, no shipping and no waiting around to get started. Time to lock up the livestock and unleash the beast. The Wolf Mask allows one to howl at the moon in style and prowl into the night. When the midnight eye gleams the hex and hunger awaken within. This is a Full Mask for a Full Moon. Our Full Masks completely encase one human head and can be custom-fitted with the internal headband included in the templates. Our Masks are designed to be easy to build, robust, and should survive the wildest events. They are ideal for wearing to festivals, parties and even weddings! You will be amazed by the experience of watching your Mask come together as each component is joined. We hope you enjoy the build as much as your finished Mask. The Half Masks feature fewer individual template pieces and really give you a feel of how our build process works: perfect for the first time builder or for a mask-on-the-go! The templates and instructions are supplied as a PDF that is available to download as soon as you complete your purchase, so there is no waiting for the mail. Simply download your PDF and print the templates on normal printer or copier paper. Just glue the paper to the card of your choice and your ready to create. We’ve set out the templates so that they are FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH BOTH A4 AND US LETTER PAPER. You also get instructions for a simple head band to hold the mask securely in place. All our templates are made by using a tabbed construction method. Please be aware that you are buying the templates and instruction only so you will also need access to a printer, paper, card, tape or glue and scissors. What makes our Masks unique? You may have noticed that our Masks have a very low number of facets or surfaces. This is called a low poly count. It is this low poly count and some ingenious engineering that make our Masks quick, easy and fun to build. Making things should be enjoyable, so when you come to build your Mask think of the process as relaxing and therapeutic. We supply our templates plain, so that you can make your creation unique by decorating and colouring your Mask in any way that you like. Try coloured card, paints and marker pens, or gluing on patterned paper or fabric. If you are stuck for ideas, look at some of the amazing creations in our customer gallery on our website: wintercroft.com We believe in minimising our environmental impact, so the Masks are designed to be made from either reclaimed or locally-sourced card. Old packaging boxes work well. We find that empty cereal boxes are perfect, but you can also use 300gsm card purchased from a local craft store. Having printed the templates on paper, stick them to card, cut them out, match the numbers and join the parts together. Why not build a Mask with your kids? The templates are scaled to fit an adult, but you can easily make children's masks by scaling down the templates when you print, check our FAQs on our “Policies” page for details. Not sure if you could build one? Read some of our 5 STAR reviews from our thousands of happy customers. https://www.etsy.com/uk/your/shops/Wintercroft/reviews Want to skip the printing and cutting steps? Try our FOX MASK BOOK, our SKULL MASK BOOK or any of our GAME OF THRONES MASK BOOKS, all of which contain a press-out-and-build Mask. You will also receive a FREE digital Mask download voucher between the pages of each Mask Book bought from our shop. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Wintercroft?search_query=books Both our 2D templates and 3D Mask designs are protected by copyright law, and are intended for personal use only. Use this file to make as many masks as you like for yourself but please don’t share or steal the masks or templates - there was a lot of work involved in creating them. If you want to use them for any other reason then please get in touch. BY PURCHASING AND DOWNLOADING OUR MASK TEMPLATES YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE: THE FILES ARE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT AND ARE NOT TO BE SHARED OR DISTRIBUTED IN ANY WAY. THE TEMPLATES AND COMPLETED MASKS ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. THE MASKS AND TEMPLATES WILL NOT BE USED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES WITHOUT PRIOR CONSENT. SELLING ITEMS MADE FROM OUR TEMPLATES IS PROHIBITED. THE MASKS ARE A PERSONAL CRAFT PROJECT - PLEASE DO NOT USE THEM FOR PROFIT. If you have any other questions - send us a message. Join our community here - https://www.instagram.com/wintercroft/
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The latest exhibit at Paris's Maillol Museum shows the Etruscan culture not only in its usual representation, connected with the world of the dead, but as a population that loved life. Its mentality was modern in certain aspects, against the backdrop of a prosperous civilisation enjoying lively trade. The exhibit on the civilisation flourishing between the ninth and second centuries BC will run through February 8 with 250 pieces on display, including amphorae, decorations, sculptures, chalices, funerary urns, and sarcophagi from large Italian and foreign museums, such as the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, the Vatican Museums and the Capitoline Museums in Rome, the Archaeological Museum in Florence and the British Museum of London. The exhibition, entitled ''Etruscans, a hymn to life'', was organised under the High Patronage of the Italian Culture Ministry. ''Unfortunately, the history of archaeological research has long been conditioned by this aspect of funerary urns and necropolises,'' ANSA was told by Anna Maria Moretti Sgubini, honorary superintendent for Archaeological Finds of Southern Etruria, one of the curators of the show alongside Francesca Boitani, honorary director of the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia. ''Later, thanks to the research in urban centres which has been set in motion in recent years, there has been a shift in the image of this population, which instead should be seen in its entirety, with its trade, production, traditions and customs of daily life.'' She added that ''there is also the culture of death, and funerary sets undoubtedly evoke a powerful image, but we must keep in mind that this does not reflect the population's daily life.'' ' 'The exhibition,'' the curator continue, ''aims to focus on certain aspects of Etruscans connected with life.'' It can be seen that they were a wealthy population of merchants and traders who in the earliest era acted in accordance with principles taken from Oriental dynasties. Moreover, they were a prosperous and thriving civilisation due to their territory rich in resources, from agriculture to mineral deposits. They were also able to develop an important trade network and exchanges with far-away locations. Moretti Sgubini noted that ''they were a population that had large-scale abilities and resources that loved to live well by following traditions passed down from other populations.'' The exhibition shows the visitor different Etruscan urban realities, ''showing how this civilisation was joyful and cosmopolitan'': the architecture of the temples in Veio, the stone sculptures in Vulci, the gold in Cerveteri, paintings in Tarquinia, terracotta in Orvieto, and the diverse artistic production in Chiusi, Populonia, Perugia and Volterra. The connecting thread of the exhibition is architecture, but different parts focus on aspects of daily life like culture, writing, sport, religion and the temple, Eros, banquets, and trade. But also the relationship with the Orient and the importance of women and their active participation in social life had an important, modern role. The curator noted that women ''were often represented, both in the sarcophagi and in the craters, at men's side and at an equal level.'' Source: ANSA [September 17, 2013] Labels Ancient, Breakingnews, Exhibitions, France, Italy, More Stuff, Travel TANN you might also like Newer Post Older Post
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