Creepy Face

My Halloween Contribution – A Creepy FaceI generated the base model from a single photo using ImageTo3D. I’m comfortable with Fusion 360 but not Blender, so I did most of the cleanup directly in Bambu Studio: I sliced the head, used a negative half-sphere to hollow it, and added cavities so I could glue in glow-in-the-dark eyes.I’ve uploaded two variants: one with eye holes and one without. Extras:I also included a small plate with two eye half-spheres. You can scale them up or down to experiment with different eye sizes or fits.The mask was hand-painted afterward (be gentle—I’m no artist!), and I printed it upright to keep as much facial detail as possible. Fit & use:It doesn’t fit an adult face; it might fit a child’s size, but I’m using it as a wall piece. There are no strap mounts or band anchors. Optional tips:Scale to taste; add your own strap mounts if you want it wearable.Paint with acrylics; a matte clear coat helps the finish.For the eyes, use translucent filament or the incl