Ep. 24 Exploring Your Own Creativity in Mask Making | Appreciating DMX's Authenticity

Meet Us In The Man Cave

In this conversation, C Webb and Howie Feltersnatch discuss their drinks of choice and the importance of unfiltered beers. They also touch on the controversy surrounding the high prices of certain masks in the mass community. They express their frustration with scalpers and the secondary market. The conversation then shifts to their appreciation for DMX and his unique style in the music industry. They discuss the variety of masks produced by White Mass Productions and the respect they have for the artist, Chris Morgan. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various artists in the mask-making community and highlight their exceptional work. They express their admiration for artists like James Carter, Nikos Nag JC, Rick Ramby, Joel Powers, Rodney Palm, Roland Kelly, and many others. They emphasize the importance of recognizing and promoting these artists who may not have the same level of recognition as others. The hosts also mention their own interest in trying their hand at mask painting and express their desire to have some of these artists as guests on their podcast. In this conversation, Howie Feltersnatch and C Webb discuss various aspects of mask collecting and the work of independent artists. They emphasize the importance of educating oneself about different artists and their creations, rather than just following trends or popular opinions. They also discuss the significance of photography in showcasing masks and the importance of capturing the craftsmanship and details of each piece. The conversation concludes with the hosts expressing their aspirations to create their masks and explore their creativity.

Sound Bites

"I'm a huge scent person. But I never sniff my beers."

"I will put a nag JC up against a Morgan any day."

"There's more than just the whiteness. There's more than just the shapes. It's more than just the price. It's more about the visuals."

"I hate the fact that we have to talk about certain artists in a certain way because, James Carter is, is a great guy. He's, he's doing phenomenal things. I can't promote his stuff. He needs no promotion."

"I hate that those guys are not getting as much love. They should be recognized, man."

"Oh my God, he is knocking. When I do get on social media and Chris, you could end this for me, please. When I do get on social media, Instagram, or whatever. And we can, and honestly, I know we can't wait to have him on here again. His let's say penmanship of paintwork. I've noticed is improving every single mask."

"Spookhouse, right?"

"I wasn't what we wanted. No offense, but what the hell? So what happens here?"

"That is overkill, but it's cool as fuck though."