Rhianna will describe the process and materials she used to make her cuttlefish mask a more advanced version of her first octopus mask. She has pictures of every step of the process, as well as scrap materials and the mold she made to show. She’d like to explain what she learned from the first octopus mask that informed her decisions in the new cuttlefish. The goal is to pass all the info she can onto others in an effort to inspire other creature mask builds.

Directions- Knox Makers parking and entrance is located around the back of the SPARK building in the fenced in area.

Knox Makers is a place for the Knoxville area’s engineers, artists, hobbyists, innovators, educators and entrepreneurs to work and play. We are a technology and art collective dedicated to the promotion of creativity enabled and informed by science. Our lectures, workshops, and outreach programs inspire and educate both members and the general public. Our workshop provides members with both the space for large projects and the tools to complete them. We are a non-profit educational organization supported by member dues and staffed by volunteers.