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fernyjen on Feb 11, 2016
5 out of 5 starsThe pictures you sent me did not do her justice - she is even more beautiful in person. I love the contrast between the shininess of her wings and the matte finish of the rest of the piece. I love her serious expression - becoming Bird Girl is hard work! Thank you so much for creating her for me!
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fernyjen on Oct 19, 2015
5 out of 5 starsHere is a shadowbox I am creating with Maskwoman's beautiful works. So pleased with all of them!
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fernyjen on Oct 16, 2015
5 out of 5 starsbeautiful piece and fast shipping. This is my fourth piece from this artist and I am happy as always :)
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fernyjen on Jul 10, 2015
5 out of 5 starsso happy to get my latest mask from this talented artist. Can't wait to see what she comes up with next! Beautiful condition, carefully & quickly shipped.
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Jody on Mar 3, 2015
5 out of 5 starsIt was a lovely gift for a wonderful friend, and she adores it. I did have a little trouble letting go of it, but it was worth the smile it brought. Hope someday I will be able to get a big mask for my wall space as well. Lovely art from a very talented artist.
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The evolution of a maskmaker...
Some of you may wonder why I'm putting so much energy into the making of masks. Well, after years of being a maker of many different things, I finally began to dabble in masks (inspired by my own collection of masks from around the world). It dawned on me, after the first few that I made, that a path was opening up before me. I knew that I didn't want to copy foreign masks or even to borrow ideas from them. I did want to be a part of the mask tradition. Thus began my journey. Very early on, around 1998, I decided that I would make "American" masks with contemporary ideas - my contribution to the tradition. After a while, the masks became more and more personal which seemed a natural progression. I continue making them with the hope that some of the ideas I present are universal.
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maskwoman
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Self employed Artist and Craftsperson for nearly 40 years. Showing and selling work through Galleries and the American Craft Council.
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