Good Krampus masks are not easy to come by in the US. The few mass-produced masks made here are sadly lacking. Buying an authentic mask from a German-speaking vendor overseas can be daunting as well as expensive ($300-700 and shockingly expensive to … Continue reading
A second mask I’ll be sending out on the streets of LA this December. Thumbnails show construction process. Note that curved plastic conduit served as base over which hollow goat horns can be easily be positioned in a variety … Continue reading
A particularly large Krampus topped with 24″ Kudu horns will wander the streets of LA this December. A cardboard and fiberglass creation crafted by LA Krampus co-founder Al Ridenour. Hair and beard to come. Photos below show the construction process. … Continue reading
Krampus LA co-founder Al Guerrero’s has completed a Big-Daddy-Roth-inspired mask so monumental in scale we need a wider lens for those towering horns and endless tongue. As you might guess, Al is also the designer of our So-Cal inflected Krampus LA logo … Continue reading
Finally an answer for those of you who want a Krampus costume, but just can’t bring yourselves to buy or make the mask! There is, in a certain region of Germany, a style of Krampus that does not wear a … Continue reading