3-D Magic!

My amazing 3-D technology! The pictures I used include my fat cat Kyou, flowers from the Huntington Gardens, and a window from a theatre set I worked on last summer. The background is my brother and grandfather walking on a trail to the coast in Northern California, on an extremely foggy day. 

Fish Phone

I'm not sure what I was thinking, but here it is... the fish phone. It doesn't have a screen because it's old school. 

What rhymes with orange?

Rembrandt-range!

Van Gogh-range!

Thiebaud-range!

Dali-range!

Thanksgiving rough draft

Fruit and Candle Painting

And what if none of their soles were saved?

New in-class exercises.

The Trees and Tombstones Girl

I don't just draw, I also scene paint! So I'll share some progressive photos of past shows I've worked on.

This first example is the graveyard scene from a musical called The Mystery of Edwin Drood. It was performed during the summer of 2007 by SRT, and Peter Crompton designed the set.

Peter's color model. 

Painting the carved foam pieces. 

The finished scene on stage! I also helped paint and color mix just about everything on this set.

 

Into the Woods

The trials and turmoil of Little Black Riding Hood.

"Hmm, no Wolf here."

"Still no Wolf."

The End.