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 Taking the latex of the masks makes it deforms, a lot. So much so, that it would be really hard to use as a mask. Cecilia gave us the tip to use a fine net fabric beneath to keep the shape, which as you can see in the last picture works very well! Taking the latex of the masks makes it deforms, a lot. So much so, that it would be really hard to use as a mask. Cecilia gave us the tip to use a fine net fabric beneath to keep the shape, which as you can see in the last picture works very well!
-The thermo-chromic ink I tried on both a piece of fabric as well as on a piece of latex, to see whether it would react differently,​ especially since this is my first time working with this paint. ​+The thermo-chromic ink I tried on both a piece of fabric as well as on a piece of latex, to see whether it would react differently,​ especially since this is my first time working with this paint. As you can see below, it works less good with the latex, however the colour change is noticeable. 
  
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 +''​Process | Step by Step''​
  
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 +The mixture of conductive ink turned out to be off, so once the mask dried I found out that it didn't work at all. Instead I decided to do something with a Flora connected to a button.
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 +Here also something went wrong between the breadboard and soldering. I'm not too sure yet where exactly the problem lies. 
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 +The latex has not entirely dried yet, so I'll need to wait a bit longer to turn on the electronics. ​