On the chessboard, a knight is conventionally represented by a horse, a fitting tribute to the cooperative intelligence of the war mount.
No self-respecting mercenary could help but identify with the glory of horsepower. But what if while assuming the horse helmet, a true merger of identities occurred? Then the bit would clatter to the ground like a foolish thing, while the war room echoed with horse laughter.

If you're curious as to how I make these masks, it's a ram's head stew that combines several techniques. Take a look at the traditional Venetian papier-mache method here: http://www.bluemoonmask.com/ENG/content/maschere.asp
And the Special FX industry's method here: http://www.monstermakers.com/content/howto.html

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