Spent the day painting sets for our daughter's upcoming show, Reconstructing Alice. It was a lot of fun painting as I watched her leading the dancers.
We are SO proud of her - she wrote this play, auditioned everyone, is directing and choreographing and, well, everything else!
She wanted sets to be gothic steampunk and dark. I had only three hours to work today, so worked at top speed! Definitely had to overcome my fear of heights for this one! Made good use of a very tall stepladder!
One of Melody's students helped me paint the blue background up top, which saved a lot of time. We added the mauvy-purple color just lightly, and I ripped off the buildings really fast with a sponge-tip squeeze bottle brush. Love those things!
The next layers will be more darks, clocks, gears and fog. :)
This last picture shows one side of the stage. I painted in the sunset and then just barely began a touch of some buildings and an old bridge. There will be a lot more on top of this - remember, it's just the first layers. Going to be a great show!
We are SO proud of her - she wrote this play, auditioned everyone, is directing and choreographing and, well, everything else!
She wanted sets to be gothic steampunk and dark. I had only three hours to work today, so worked at top speed! Definitely had to overcome my fear of heights for this one! Made good use of a very tall stepladder!
One of Melody's students helped me paint the blue background up top, which saved a lot of time. We added the mauvy-purple color just lightly, and I ripped off the buildings really fast with a sponge-tip squeeze bottle brush. Love those things!
The next layers will be more darks, clocks, gears and fog. :)
This last picture shows one side of the stage. I painted in the sunset and then just barely began a touch of some buildings and an old bridge. There will be a lot more on top of this - remember, it's just the first layers. Going to be a great show!
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