Showing posts with label Maskfest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maskfest. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Maskfest 2015 Website

The Maskfest '15 website is up and running and the line-up of mask makers looks spectacular...


Tuesday, August 7, 2012

One Month to Maskfest 2012!


We're officially one month away from the HMA's Mask-fest 2012 and I couldn't be more excited! Realistically I get stupid excited about Maskfest every year, however this year it's intensified. With the move to a later date, I've been jonesing hard for over a year for Mask-fest just like the rest of you head hunters. Really looking forward to seeing everyone soon!

Friday, February 25, 2011

One Month 'til Maskfest

With Maskfest one month away we'll be gearing up here at the Blood Curdling Blog of Monster Masks with a one-month countdown!

Starting today, and everyday until Maskfest begins on March 25th, I'll be posting a photo from the past two Maskfests.

Once again Maskfest will be held in conjunction with the Indianapolis Horror Hound convention, and like years past, it promises to be an amazing weekend! Here's a sneak peak of the mountains of mask goodness on the way over the next month...

Friday, November 5, 2010

Maskfest 2011 Announcement Coming Soon!

The HMA has promised that an Official MASK-FEST 3 announcement is set to be made on 11-16-10! While we wait for the news I thought it would be a good time to post some pics I took at last year's Maskfest 2.

Bruce Spaulding Fuller's Table & Close Up

A few of the many pieces available at Daniel Horne's Table
David Lady had a variety of new and old masks for sale
The Devil's Workshop Table debuted the Famous Monster Cover Project at Maskfest 2

A few of the pieces at Jeff Wehenkel's Booth

The KreationX booth had some great masks and life size display busts

Night Owl's killer Shock Monster mask and hands
Monte Ward's life size Killer Clown 
Dick Smith's Exorcist bust from the Shumsky Collection
A few of the many mind-blowing pieces from Stephen Collins

Pictures do not do justice to Thomas Kuebler's show stopping pieces.
One half of the Twisted Toybox Booth

A small portion of the amazing Universal Monster Army display

The Witch's Dungeon display