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Featuring the Fine Arts classes at Belfast Area High School
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Off comes the plaster casting!
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Off comes the plaster casting!
Speechless.
The entire face is covered making sure the straws ...
The "comments" are enabled finally. Sorry about th...
This shot shows the perfect consistency of plaster...
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We then use a combination of cardboard, heavy pape...
When the mask comes off, it can be trimmed and adj...
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