Halloween

From the streets of Haddonfield on a fall night to the dark, decrepit sewers beneath the town, The Shape lurks, stalks, and kills. When I first got my hands on a Myers mask, it was my prized possession. Then I realized it wasn't very accurate to the film, so I began painting over it and trying whatever would work. As time went on, I purchased more of the Trilogy masks before they could stop selling them and started working on them too. In this gallery, you'll see the stages and different paint combinations I've used on the older masks.

Myers Jumpsuit

The "Cave Dweller" look was fairly easy to make, but hard to find without breaking the budget. A quick work suit online, combined with the paint and aging effect, made a quick look turn into something similar to what you see in the movie Halloween Ends.

Cave Dweller

The Cave Dweller mask is from the Halloween Ends film and is one of my first-ever projects that started the idea to continue making and rehauling props. From stripping the paint and completely redoing the details to adding in the hair and adding burnt specs and mold throughout. The paint varies from mask to mask, giving everyone a special variation of the mask. Get a view into behind the scenes and an odd look at Myers without any hair and with burnt-up features.