Eikthirnir was the stag of Valhalla, nibbling at the branches and leaves of Yggdrasil. Reduced to a haunting skull, the tribal paint evokes a primal Nordic hart. Regal, painted antlers and hollow eyes make this an imposing visage.
This ghastly skull mask is scripted to include nine colors, shown in the alternate images. The antlers can be changed independently and include their own collection of twelve colors, all accessible through a menu that is activated via touch/clicking. The paint overlay is modifiable, which allows anyone to use the build tools to customize the color, transparency and even glow. An alpha is included to make sure no part of your human features interferes with the mask, and as always my masks are unrigged to allow you to stretch and modify it as you would any sculpted item.
If you'd like to try before you buy, demos are available at my store on Carnivale. You can also purchase a transferable version of this there!
Crafted with love by Siyu Suen
See item in Second Life- Scripted to change texture on touch
- Includes 9 different skull colors
- Choice of 12 different antler colors
- Tintable paint/tattoo layer for customization
- Unrigged mesh for easy modification
aesthetic
exactly like the photo
Perfect
easy to manage and cool colors and details . only thing im missing is the shine /glow its spoken of in info bar.
Perfect!
I got it as helmet for my centaur and it just looks fabulous!
Thank you so much
Superb
Excellent mask. It wasn't immediately apparent, but to anyone concerned about the antlers -- you just Select Face them to modify the colors. Overall, the texturing and shape are very well done.
Lovely!
I've been waiting for someone to make a high-quality skull mask for ages and I'm so happy to finally find one! As with all products from Illusions it's of fantastic quality and comes with many different textures to choose from. My only beef (and why I didn't give it 5 stars) is that while you can change the texture of the antlers themselves, I haven't figured out a way to change the colour of the paint on them. The skull is easy enough as it's a different prim, but the paint on the antlers isn't. Kind of a bummer, but it's still a beautiful item.
