I just wanted to showcase how important the eye cuts are. They can take an “ok” sculpt to a whole nother level. Maybe a few people here might find it as interesting as i do.
This is the TOTS 78 mask used for comparison.
The original shot is by member SLASH. Hope you don’t mind me using it for this example.
Eye cuts can definitely make or break a mask. They’re one of the first things that either draw my attention or make me keep scrolling.
I 100% agree. You can have every other detail spot on, but if the eye cuts are off, it ruins the whole look of the mask.
Eye-cuts and hair-line are the two things for me that make or break a Myers mask.
I agree 100%