This hood is made out of a double layer of fabric. The outside layer constitutes the main part of the hood that is always exposed. The inside layer transitions between being concave and convex depending on the weather, that is whether it is being worn or not. When not being worn the concave inner layer becomes convex inflating the hood like a balloon, and taking the appearance of a face. When worn the face is pressed into the back of the hood, and the wearer's own face takes its place.
-- rcarty, Feb 15 2013

what ?

I almost get it.
-- FlyingToaster, Feb 16 2013


The hood inflates.
-- rcarty, Feb 16 2013


ohhhhhhh. The face faces the same way then; it's not supposed to be "looking back" when the hood is off.

But why ?
-- FlyingToaster, Feb 16 2013


Because [rcarty]'s been sprinkling peyote on his corn flakes, that's why.
-- Alterother, Feb 16 2013


Exactly. It's hallfbaked. Why do it.
-- rcarty, Feb 16 2013


You got me here at *hallbaked*...like you're baking in the hallway?
-- xandram, Feb 16 2013


Typing on a small screen and the two ls weren't differentiated by resolution.
-- rcarty, Feb 16 2013



random, halfbakery