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Ok, so I’m finally getting around to posting my stuff in one place. I do alot of theatre related stuff (Not sure how artistic some of it is) and some random art stuffs, hence why the thread is called ‘Fancies’ cause my art generaly tands to be what every I fancy at the time.
I don’t really consider myself an artist, but other people have told me differently
Here is a bunch of stuffs from “Merry Wives of Windsor” Which opens in a week with a 50’s sitcom theme.
It’s a Pot Roast!!! 😀 (Foam, Tissue and Glue and Paint) I’ll have to remember to get some pics of it in it’s pot.
Full Sized Juke Box
– This has been worked on by 3 other people besides me so far, though I did/found the design
The structure – That’s Lil, the other Props person starting the base coating after the carpenters delivered the ‘Box’
After Painting (Lil did this) and it actually looks more like wood graining than the pics show
The Start of the ‘Decoration’ All Sculpted by me out of various Styrofoams
The Start of the Center ‘Hubcap’ with the starts of the side Pieces in the back
Side Pieces with Fancy decoration in progress
The ‘Hubcap’
Closeup
I’ll post more progress pics as I get things done over the next couple of days! 😀
That’s way cool!
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More of the Jukebox
The scene for behind the window – Lil Painted this
Uprights ready for paint
Scroll Work – Sculpted with Model Magic
I’ll get finished pics of the jukebox this week
Water Cloth (represntes the storm at the top of “The Tempest” It measures 21 feet long and 11 feet wide and had two PVC pipes in casings on the end
One of 3 Sails (carpenter made the masts) This one is 6 feet by 4 feet
We are also doing “Complete Works of William Skaespeare – Abridged” as a noon show and at one point they kick MacBeth’s head off stage. Well the current head was 5+ years old and had an accident…
Not so Bad….
On second thought…. It’s Dead
So I am building a ‘puntable’ severed head
The styro base – a standard wig head
Skinning the Head with a coat of Apoxie Sculpt
No Eyes!!!
Salvaged Eyes from the Old Head
Eyes – I see You
Basic face
Finished Face
It’s currently being primed and will be painted, sealed and wigged tonight so that it is ready for show tomorrow at noon!
You saved him! I always loved the decapitation scene from MacBeth <3 😆 Everything you guys have made looks awesome! 😀
Good work! Though (no offence) it does remind me of a reverse Mrs. Doubtfire… only it’s female face to male face instead of the other way around… 😆
Wow, what a lot of work! Everything looks so beautiful! It is nice to see what goes on backstage. Stage crew can’t get enough credit!
Ditto. This is all stuff you take for granted when you watch the play. It’s surprising – though it shouldn’t be – to see how much work goes into this!
That is awesome! I’ve never even thought about everything that goes on behind the scenes and to get ready for a play.
How much do you love your job?Moire Stuffs!! This time it’s some stuff from My sketch book, most of it is a couple of years old.
Bowl I designed for jewelry class, never did make it
Random people/creatures
Same mermaid as above only in color
and a link to this mermaid *warning for mild nudity* It’s nothing women don’t see everyday but *shurgs* You’ve been warned 😉
http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s107/amethystfoxfeather/My%20Art/HumpbackMermaidNude.jpgI’ll be posting more sketch book stuff as I get the copright stuff onto them
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