It's hard to believe one week ago we were in the thick of Maskfest 2012. I'm not sure about you other headhunters out there, but to me, it seems longer ago. Maybe because the recovery has been a long one this week? Either way, here are a few links with some good quality photos from Maskfest 2012...
Toy Ranch Maskfest 2012 Photoset...
Raymond Castile Maskfest Photosets...
Don Post / Burman Display
Tomb of Topstones
HorrorHound / Maskfest 2012
Showing posts with label Maskfest 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maskfest 2012. Show all posts
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
More Maskfest 2012 Pics...
Here's another round of Maskfest photo fun in magical Hipstimatic form. I just adore the feeling of a tight macro shot of a good vintage monster mask with the Hipstimatic...
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Maskfest 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Maskfest 2012 Museum Display
The UMA Museum display at Maskfest 2012 was one of the true highlights of the event. Once again, the Universal Monster Army put together an absolute stunner!
While photos don't really do the experience justice, I tried to document the museum display from case to case. The first case featured the four Ellis Burman Sr. Masks which were found earlier this year and currently reside in the collection of the Yellow Phantom along with a collection of vintage Don Post Studios Planet of the Apes masks...
Next up was Bobby Beeman's remarkable 1940's Frankenstein meets the Wolfman display...
More early history from Don Post Studios was on display in the form of Mummy, Phantom and Frankenstein masks...
A calendar style DPS Lugosi Dracula mask with a gorgeous finish was on display next...
The "Tomb of the Topstones" showcased Ray Castile's massive collection of vintage Topstone masks which made up the majority of the museum display. The combination of masks, signage, information, and video made this my favorite display of the entire fest...
Here are some additional shots from the museum...
While photos don't really do the experience justice, I tried to document the museum display from case to case. The first case featured the four Ellis Burman Sr. Masks which were found earlier this year and currently reside in the collection of the Yellow Phantom along with a collection of vintage Don Post Studios Planet of the Apes masks...
Next up was Bobby Beeman's remarkable 1940's Frankenstein meets the Wolfman display...
More early history from Don Post Studios was on display in the form of Mummy, Phantom and Frankenstein masks...
A calendar style DPS Lugosi Dracula mask with a gorgeous finish was on display next...
The "Tomb of the Topstones" showcased Ray Castile's massive collection of vintage Topstone masks which made up the majority of the museum display. The combination of masks, signage, information, and video made this my favorite display of the entire fest...
Here are some additional shots from the museum...
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Don Post Studios,
Ellis Burman,
Maskfest 2012,
Topstone
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