Mark Andrew Schneider mainly works with rubber, cold cast metal resins, vacuformed plastic and occasionally leather and fiberglass in order to create his masks and props, which he makes by hand. His area is Ceramics, which he uses in order to create masks among others, and he is also a concept artist. As seen from the coloured images in the portfolio (that can mostly be scrolled through sideways, similarly to the Rhiannon Ewing-James’ portfolio) the masks that the artist makes are mainly covered in earthy colours, with occasional usage of bolder colours such as sapphire, red, and gold (metallic undertones are used too). This is very effective, and examples of this include a mask imitating a grotesque rat, coloured
Mark Andrew Schneider mainly works with rubber, cold cast metal resins, vacuformed plastic and occasionally leather and fiberglass in order to create his masks and props, which he makes by hand. His area is Ceramics, which he uses in order to create masks among others, and he is also a concept artist. As seen from the coloured images in the portfolio (that can mostly be scrolled through sideways, similarly to the Rhiannon Ewing-James’ portfolio) the masks that the artist makes are mainly covered in earthy colours, with occasional usage of bolder colours such as sapphire, red, and gold (metallic undertones are used too). This is very effective, and examples of this include a mask imitating a grotesque rat, coloured