The first one Ultimate Paper Mache is maintained by artist Jonni Good, who has been adding posts and tutorials to her blog since November, 2008. Jonni does a super job of staying up to date. She publishes books too!
The link directs you to a particular technique-- smoothing right before painting.
http://www.ultimatepapermache.com/surface-smoothing-technique-for-paper-mache-masks
Wow this next link is incredible. Why am I even creating a blog? This one has everything!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Ultimate-Mask-Accessories-Helmet-Making-Resource/
This page would provide lots of inspiration and instruction for the Clifton Forge, Virginia Con of the Mountain scheduled for Fall 2016. http://www.conofthemountain.com/
I was especially pleased to find this post about creating masks using the planes of the face http://www.instructables.com/id/Awesome-Polygonal-Mask/
The third link for today features one artist's experiments with materials. It's a little bit old, but shows the artist's processes for her MFA theis 2010. I have enjoyed reading it.
https://catharsiscricket.wordpress.com/2012/10/06/the-end/
A few masks from the internet:
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