Yup!Bought molds on E-Bay,turned out a number of greenmen and others.But,as I said in another post,be careful of the molds you order!
Many of the molds available are what I think of as flimsy.I've cracked my greenman after about 30 pours.It now looks like it has a runny nose!But,the mold I got from an Ontario(CDA)Moldmaker can take the abuse.Its MUCH heavier in its thickness and it has enough flex to drop the piece out without any real difficulty.They don't have a greenman that I've noted(may have changed)but I've noticed that many people who look at my pieces actually are collectors of the greenman in its varied forms.
I'll check my other info and post the websites on this thread!
cheers from a very late here!

Ok,after a nights sleep...
The two sites that we did order from are gostatue.com and Allmolds.com.The latter also has videos on making molds,quite amateurish but still informative.His molds are SOLID!!!And,he's located in Simcoe,Ontario.
Cheers from here

Thanks rick. I have ordered from gostatue many times. Will check out Allmolds. Do you have some pics of the finished product. You can email them through Garden Web if you want.
Paws

Here's a green girl I made a couple of years ago, I used a mask for a girl, and leaves around her to give her the green look. had a bit of fun painting her, she ended up looking like a flower child ,I thought.
Cindy
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Cindy your greengirl is lovely!!!!

Greenwoman here is often decorated by hawthorn, which should be fairly easy to reproduce, but the variations are endless. I've seen a hentai greenwoman and "flower girl" seems an appropriate modern interpretation :)

klinger-really like the leaf surround. Greenmen/women have looked intriguing lately don't know why.
Paws

I used a plastic mask from the party store for a couple of mine, and added leaves later. Cindy, your green girl is very nice :-)
bonnie

Here is a link that might be useful: faces