I'll never forget the first time I layed my eyes on the Illusive Concepts Grand Lantern mask at Fantasy Headquarters in Chicago in 1993.When I started on this mini-Louis Hayward retrospective, I bemoaned the fact that the film under review was unavailable to me for assessment (at this point, I am now left with only THE ROYAL African RIFLES to catch up with from amongst the star's adventure outings) well, four days later, here I am writing about it! Blame it on the limitless, rapid-fire 21st century technology. And, as a sculptor, I never tire of looking at the expressions on the faces of these masks and the wonderful textures, and wrinkles that are prevalent in so many of Mr. The sheer size and thickness of the masks had never been attempted on a mass-produced commercial scale before. It's no stretch to say that (at the time) these masks were the most innovative creations that the mask industry had ever seen.

The batch is The 1993 Illusive Concepts Catalog, which is fitting, because this was the year I first saw many of Mario Chiodo's creations in person.

To digitize close to twenty monster mask catalogs including the previously mentioned Illusive Concepts scores. I've been on something of a scanning binge over the last few days and was able

Fortunately, four IC catalogs fell into my lap back in October. I've been on the hunt for Illusive Concept catalogs for quite some time.

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