"Predator" A commissioned latex mask for a local haunt. (2001)

We made this baby for an independant film in early 2002. Because of time and budget restrictions, it was cast hallow in latex and animated using the mechanisms from a child's toy. (2002)

This severed female head was sculpted for Gore Galore. (2003)

"The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh" A  private collector commissioned this latex mask. (2002)

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Originally designed for an independant film, this alien has become known around here as "Mog Pohl". (2003)

This alien was also sculpted by Jake Anderson. Another good reason for me to try some new painting techniques. Also, latex and poly foam-filled. (2003)

Yet another in (hopefully) a long line of collaborative projects with Gore Galore! (2004)

This alien was sculpted by Jake Anderson, but painted by me. It was a good project for me to try some painting methods that I don't normally use. It's latex and polyfoam-filled. (2003)

A latex/polyfoam severed head developed from an actual cast of an actor. It was used in Gallows Hill Productions' "Dead Things". (2004)

These two latex/polyfoam headpieces were commissioned for a tribute film based on the new Star Wars films. (2003/2004)

Ivan Ooze, based on the villianous character in, "The Power Rangers Movie". Also commissioned by a private collector. (2004)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Logo Skull This mask was made for a private collector...and Bucks fan. (2004)

Zombie Gunslinger Commissioned for a home haunt. This is latex/polyfoam prop is one of our favorite commissions ever (and, one of our largest -- measuring approx. 24-inches tall)! Fun from beginning to end. (2004)

Ultraman Also commissioned by a private collector. (2004)

Arab Masks These five identicle latex masks were commissioned by a company in Kuwait, as part of a festival for children marking the end of Ramadon. (2004)

Our latest addition to Gore Galore's lineup of high-quality props. We'll also be doing several other sculptures for their 2005 lineup. (2004)

These five masks were commissioned to be likenesses of skateboarders. The likenesses didn't need to be ultra-realistic, but, rather, more akin to novelty store rubber masks. Another fun, and challenging, project! (2004)

A dream project! Darkness, based on the character of the same name from the film, Legend. A wearable latex mask with 18-inch rigid polyfoam horns. (2005)

Transplants. This full-head mask was commissioned by Warner Brothers Records for the band to use in a live performance.(2005)

Zombie Bride & Groom. A commissioned piece for a long-time customer's wedding. CONGRATULATIONS! (2006)

The Tall Man based on Angus Scrimm's classic horror villian from the film, Phantasm. Private commission. (2006)

Garindan, the alien spy from the first Star Wars film. Wearable latex mask, with see-through plastic eyes. Private commission. (2006)

The Killer Sandwich. Forget about food poisoning, this thing bites back! A latex hand-puppet made for an actor at Knott's Halloween Haunt, used to torment the visitors. (2006)

"What's On A Man's Mind". Without question, this is our most unique custom mask to date! Sigmund Frued's face consisting of two identical nude women. Both are wearable latex masks. (2007)

Pregnant Zombie Belly.This latex body appliance was requested by a woman who wanted to build her Halloween costume around it.This is definitely our most gruesome commissioned piece to date! (2007)

Jason Voorhees. This full-head mask was commissioned by a fellow artist to add to his lineup.(2007)

Troll 2 This mask is based on one of the goblins from the movie, "Troll 2". This low-budget film has developed quite a loyal cult following. (2007)