CREATURE COMFORTS

Hand-Crafted Latex Masks/Special Effects inspired by Film & Art

GALLERY

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Creature mask — Latex mask inspired by a Chet Zar illustration

Horror mask — Latex mask inspired by an artist illustration

Sci‑Fi mask — Radioactive Mummy latex mask (original)

PROCESS

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Concept & Sketching

Initial ideas, silhouettes, and reference gathering to define the creature’s personality.

Sculpting & Mold Making

Hand-sculpted forms and durable molds built for repeatable casts.

Latex Casting & Painting

Layered casting, skin textures, and hand-painted finishes.

Finishing Touches

Hair work, fittings, and final detailing for camera-ready pieces.

ABOUT

Ryan Storm is a former Special Effects Makeup Artist with experience in film and television, contributing to productions such as The Day After Tomorrow and 300. His full list of screen credits can be found on his IMDB Profile . Today, he continues to explore the craft as a personal creative pursuit. With a background in industrial design and special effects, each mask is approached as a character—developed from initial sketch to final paint with a focus on texture, realism, and expressive detail.

CONTACT

info@ryanstorm.net

Built by: Ryan Storm + AI Agents