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[2005-10-25 03:15:57 +0000 UTC]
"Gabriel"
(Puerto Rico)
# Statistics
Favourites: 696; Deviations: 36; Watchers: 8
Watching: 40; Pageviews: 8674; Comments Made: 46; Friends: 40
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Humberto Ramos, Michael Turner, Chris BachaloFavorite movies: Too Many
Favorite bands / musical artists: Gogol Bordello
Favorite writers: Neil Gaiman
Favorite games: Gateworld
Favorite gaming platform: Realpen paper RPG's.
Tools of the Trade: Lead holder, HB, 2H, 2B. & Photoshop CS2
Other Interests: Comics, Martial Arts, Swimming, Movies
# About me
Current Residence: Aguadilla, Puerto RicoFavourite genre of music: Rock, Punk, Jazz, Techno...
Favourite style of art: Black&White Schetches
Operating System: Windows Vista
MP3 player of choice: iPod
Shell of choice: ...Turtle
Skin of choice: Rabbit Pelts
Favourite cartoon character: MaXx
Personal Quote: Comissions always welcome!
# Comments
Comments: 109
Thanks for the faving my King Tut sling replica
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Thanks for the watch and the fav on my ATLA fic!
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Thank you, I have been trying to figure out how to make my own masks for a while. Your video helps, but do you think you can give me a more stupid friendly breakdown of the process? Any help would be appreciated, I have tons of sculptures that I want to transform into masks.
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well, It tough to learn molding just by telling you. You have to get your hands on John Brown's Sculpting and Molding videos. I think volume 2 and 3 shows you how to make a mold. Also each mold is unique to the object your molding. You'll need to understand the principles of how to make a mold cuz there are many ways to do it. It requires more brain work and planning. Good Luck!
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Thanks, i will definitely try to get my hands on those. Thanks for the help, and great work. I will probably be hitting you up for some hints in the future if thats ok.
But let me get this straight, from your video, you made the sculpture, then a plaster mold, then rubber, and then you pour resin into the rubber to make the mask?
OK, I'll leave you alone.
thanks again.
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Yeah Thats the gist of the idea. Every mold is different and prepare for mistakes and a lot of trial and error. No matter how much you prepare experience will only help you. Patience and planning is required more of the mold making process than anything. Hit me up anytime- I'll help anyway I can.
Good Luck!
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Thanks so much for the 
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Heya! Many thanks for the fav+ 
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Thank you so much for adding "Anime Eyes-WHOA" to your favorites! Did you have a favorite eye?
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They are all very nice but I like the first and second to last the best.
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Awesome! Thanks again ;D!
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thanks for the fav!
great tattoo work!! i do tattoo design myself. you only do designs or do you know how to use a gun too?
do you have any other designs you arent posting? i would love to see more!
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Thanks a lot.
No I don't know how to use a gun, I've wanted to get one one but have a lack of guinea pigs to help me learn.
I do have a bunch of stuff that's not online. I just never get around to scanning and posting it up.
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Thanks Gabriel for adding me to your 
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Hermano Borikua! Saludos desde AΓ±asco! Me gustan tus diseΓ±os de tatuajes.
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MUCHAS GRACIAS POR EL FAV Gabriel !!! MUY BUENA GALLERIA, SUS DISEΓOS DE TATUAJES ESTAN GENIALES...SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA!
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Thanks for the watch! Cool tirbals, too. It's hard to find tribals that stand out, and the spirals do it well. Cheers!
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Thanks a lot bra. Love your work too.
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Thank you for favouriting Let It Bleed
It means a lot to me.
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