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MaxLevL Studio is a tiny shop in a small village named Saint-Mathieu d'Harricana in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, a northern region in the Quebec province, Canada.
Maeve learned all the techniques at Stan Winston School of Character Arts and with the help of the co-owner of Immortal Masks George Frangadakis
Seing her potential, she decided to learn more and more, starting by how to create silicone masks, mold making, patching and seaming, airbrush painting, hair punching, etc. She wanted to know it all!
Many people showed interest in Maeve's debut, and with the support of her followers and mentors, MaxLevL Studio was created.
A passion for sculpting and making masks was born, And now, all Maeve can think of is what the next mask is going to be!
OUR STORY
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OUR VALUES
At MaxLevL Studio, the base of our business is the relations we develop with our customers.
You have a question? You always can reach us via the "Contact" page or via all our social media pages. We make answering your questions a priority
CUSTOMER SERVICE
We only use the best materials to create our products. Every single masks and products that is shipped by us went under a rigorous inspection and we make sure that you will always get the best we can do.
PRODUCT QUALITY
At MaxLevL Studio we are always in search of new ideas and new masks concepts. We make sure to learn the best way to produce everything we sell and keep this knowledge up to date by constantly improving our craft.
INNOVATION
THE ARTIST BEHIND MAXLEVL STUDIO
Back when I was a kid, I remember being scared when I saw monsters on TV, thinking that they were real.
One day, when I was maybe 7 y/o, between 2 episodes on the kids network, there was a 10 minutes episode explaining how a monster scene was made in Hollywood. All the artists behind it, the creation of the concept, etc.
From the moment I saw that episode, what was fear before became an avid curiosity. I wanted to know how things were done, and became fascinated by everything "behind the scene" and by every creatures I saw in a movie. All the transformations scenes fascinated me. I started following the work of artists in this field, and was always impressed by how far they could push the realism of a creatures.. So I can say that this short 10 minutes had a huge impact in my life and interests.
When I was a young teenager, I discovered silicone masks with the appearance of SPFX, CFX, Immortal Masks and lots of other incredible makers. I started to collect masks around 2015, growing my collection and always wanting to learn how these were made. I didn't get the chance to do it until late 2022, when I started taking classes at the Stan Winston School of Character Arts.
I was at a point in my life where pretty much everything didn't feel right, and led me to a medical leave of absence from work back in February 2023. Having nothing else but time in front of me, I started taking more classes, and doing small scale tests in my little shop.
I encountered lots of issues, since working with platinum silicone can be tricky. But with the help of leaders in the industry, and the Stan Winston School, I finally created my first silicone mask!
So now, I know that it's the thing I want to do with my life. Sculpting became the art medium I love the most. And going from a silicone masks collector to an actual maker, is something I'm truly thankful for. So I intend to follow that passion and see where it leads me!
If you are here and reading this, I want to thank you for the interest you have in my work and story. It's people like you who made MaxLevL Studio possible!
MAEVE LÉVESQUE
MAEVE LÉVESQUE
THE ARTIST BEHIND MAXLEVL STUDIO
Back when I was a kid, I remember being scared when I saw monsters on TV, thinking that they were real.
One day, when I was maybe 7 y/o, between 2 episodes on the kids network, there was a 10 minutes episode explaining how a monster scene was made in Hollywood. All the artists behind it, the creation of the concept, etc.
From the moment I saw that episode, what was fear before became an avid curiosity. I wanted to know how things were done, and became fascinated by everything "behind the scene" and by every creatures I saw in a movie. All the transformations scenes fascinated me. I started following the work of artists in this field, and was always impressed by how far they could push the realism of a creatures.. So I can say that this short 10 minutes had a huge impact in my life and interests.
When I was a young teenager, I discovered silicone masks with the appearance of SPFX, CFX, Immortal Masks and lots of other incredible makers. I started to collect masks around 2015, growing my collection and always wanting to learn how these were made. I didn't get the chance to do it until late 2022, when I started taking classes at the Stan Winston School of Character Arts.
I was at a point in my life where pretty much everything didn't feel right, and led me to a medical leave of absence from work back in February 2023. Having nothing else but time in front of me, I started taking more classes, and doing small scale tests in my little shop.
I encountered lots of issues, since working with platinum silicone can be tricky. But with the help of leaders in the industry, and the Stan Winston School, I finally created my first silicone mask!
So now, I know that it's the thing I want to do with my life. Sculpting became the art medium I love the most. And going from a silicone masks collector to an actual maker, is something I'm truly thankful for. So I intend to follow that passion and see where it will leads me!
If you are here and reading this, I want to thank you for the interest you have in my work and story. It's people like you who made all of this possible!