This resource will show you how to use modroc to create a sculptural mask. Modroc is highly versatile and fantastic for creating 3D effects. It is easy to model when wet and sets quickly into rigid forms. Experiment to create your own characters and designs and remember to let your imagination lead your hands in creating new and unexpected shapes and forms.

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