These are my retired masks (my current past is not painted yet, although I'm going to do something either Seattle-themed or Colorado mountains-themed).
Bottom - my first (roller hockey) mask, which I painted to look identical to Kirk McLean's mask at the time (I did my painting in the summer of 1994). The Canucks logo is a stencil that I painstakingly made, and then stuck onto the mask prior to applying the clear coat.
Top right - my first ice hockey mask, which I wore during college as well. The mask is a purple/gold wolf, representing where I grew up, although the design is a copy of Curtis Joseph's Edmonton mask. I paid to have this one done.
Top left - my second ice hockey mask. I wanted to get it painted, but couldn't take enough time off from hockey to get it done by a professional. Then one day, I took a nasty shot right above the temple, and decided to put some stitches on a la Cheevers. I finally retired the mask about a year ago.