Michael Keaton is best known for his starring role in Michael Burton’s Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992). But his multi-talented entertainment career includes comedies, gritty dramas and big budget action movies. His manic onscreen persona made early hits like Night Shift (1982) and Mr. Mom (1983), but it was his wild turn as a perverted ghost in Tim Burton's Beetlejuice (1988) and his compelling dramatic performance as a cocaine addict in Clean and Sober (1988) that showcased his true talents. His stunning TV performance in Live from Bagdad (HBO, 2002), arguably the best performance of his career and a reminder that, despite appearances, Keaton was capable of handling any role in any genre or medium.

Mask Designed by Will Armstrong

Will Armstrong borrows the name of his business, the Tin Can Tourist, from the nickname given to the first RV travelers in the 40's and 50's.  Shiny silver travel trailers attached to the bumpers of cars revolutionized the American tourism industry.

The artist draws with an oil based pen on a collage of antique maps, book pages and antique advertising.

For more information about this mask or artist, email will@thetincantourist.com or visit thetincantourist.com.