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Module 10


The first mask I used for inspiration was chosen because I
liked how the use artist used repetition with the color of the circles.
I also like how the eyebrows contrast the base color of the mask and the curve
of them brought your eyes down the middle of the mask.

The second mask I chose was chosen because when looking at it I liked
the use of line in the beard. The maker of this mask also puts emphasis on the eyebrows and the nose. I looked to take emphasis and bring it to my mask while creating it as well.

The third mask I chose was the one that my inspiration grew the most while looking at. The mask has a lot of variety and the use of cool and warm colors contrasted which was very appealing to look at. The animal on top of the mask
really stood out to me to me as well. Also the lines down the middle of the mask brought my
eyes up and down the mask in an easy way. 



















In my mask I tried the use the contrast of warm and cold colors to make it appealing to look at. Also I used the purple shapes in order to bring your eyes from the sides of the mask from the bottom to the top and into the middle. The warm colors were based off of the sun I was inspired to use from the one mask I chose for inspiration. I also tried to incorporate line and pattern by repeating the stripes used on the horns of my mask.

Creating a mask was very fun, but also difficult. I was trying to incorporate different elements and principles which was kind of difficult. I enjoyed looking through the masks that were in the links of the module in order to find inspiration. I drew a couple things from each mask but the sun in the third mask i chose was where a lot of it had come from.

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