African Masks - African Mask Design Lesson Step 6

African Masks

African Mask - step 6

African Mask Design Lesson

Step 6

Draw some tattoo designs or scarification marks on the light side of the face.

These markings are often used on masks to communicate coded information or social status. They can also represent magical or religious power.

African Mask - step 6a

Cut out the tattoo or scarification marks, flip them over and place them on the opposite side of the design to create a symmetrical arrangement.

Symmetrical arrangements of line, shape and form in masks evoke a sense of integrity and dignity.

Click on a link below to see different steps in the lesson.
Introduction to African Mask Design
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