Wolf mask - Step 6

The making-off of my Wolf Mask I'm making of clay (argila) and paper mache.

The 'ingredients' are:

Clay (argila)
Toilet paper (papel higiênico)
Schollar Glue/Water glue (cola d'agua/cola branca)
Paintbrush
Oil
Massa corrida (I really don't know how it's called in english)

Step 6:
Now it's time for the massa corrida! I'm really sorry for having no idea how it's called in english, but it's a white paste that, when dry, becomes hard.
Well, use the paintbrush to make a layer of the massa corrida. It will help on the mask's resistence on impacts, and it will get harder. You can also use it as a texture maker, as I tryied to do on the wolf's fur and nose.

If you want to do a plane mask, put a layer of the massa corrida on it and, when it's dry (leave it for 8 to 12 hours) you can use a nail file to make it very plane and with no irregularities, as I made on the nose

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