Help a fellow Entertainer!

[CashforStash]

Hey SHH, long time no talk. For the past year I've been a music producer, and a "live perfomer" or DJ for that matter. Lately my shows have been really packed with audience members at local events and clubs (all ages) and just recently had an attendance of 1500 people at a club while i performed

Now, onto the question. The logo for my production(s) is this.

(AltControl, that's my stage name)

And for my performances I would like to wear a box on my head, just like the image shows. I know this is like Deadmau5, and that's where the inspiration comes from.

How would I make this, in terms of quality (not cardboard lmfao), and how would I make it so I could see out of it?

Btw, if you wanna have a listen to one of my songs here you go.

[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d2Vx2p_peU&feature=channel_video_title[/YT]

 

[Pink Ranger]

Hmm, the trick is to not build something so heavy you can't wear it or it crushes your neck.

My suggestions, build a cube frame out of light balsa wood. For the panels on the side, use corrugated plastic, either bought green or white and then spray painted. For the eyes and mouth, you can cut out the plastic and cover with a black mesh (you can see out of it, it's the stuff that Mexican wrestlers have over their mask eyeholes).

With these materials, you can hold them together with staples too (except the frame), so that's a plus.

 

[chaseter]

I thought you were like 15???

 

[CashforStash]

I thought you were like 15???

19 this September.

And thanks for the advice!

I think the hardest part is going to be positioning the eye holes to see because they are soo thin and maybe "couldn't" match my eyes.

 

[Pink Ranger]

The good thing is, with your design the eyeholes are vertically long, so you can position them to see out of the bottom of the slits.

 

[CashforStash]

The good thing is, with your design the eyeholes are vertically long, so you can position them to see out of the bottom of the slits.

Alright, I'll whip a prototype up with your advice and see how it goes. Thanks man !!! t:

 

[Pink Ranger]

Alright, I'll whip a prototype up with your advice and see how it goes. Thanks man !!! t:

Ha ha, keep in mind, I'm not much of a handyman. Most of my experience comes from being a painter and customizing action figures, so take my advice with a grain of salt.