Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Theatrical Lessons
I thought I would share a little glimpse of the stage during performance so all can see how painted perspective finally pays off! The musical is "The BoyFriend", light hearted and fun set in the 1920's and I have to say the our director and volunteers sewed all of the costumes that truly could have been seen on an episode of Downton Abby. Through the direction of our young Set Designer Gi Mirto a graduate of SCAD I was able to render what ever he threw at me, and that meant washed pastel walls, back drop of sky and ocean with gardens and dunes. The fun came when we had to do the perspective faux wood flooring and I might add my back is still just recovering! I hope these wonderful shades of lavender, yellow and pale blue get you inspiring for Spring!
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Karolyn, you are truly a talented artist! The scenery is beautiful!
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Karena
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Wowsa!!! What a great gift to provide. It looks amazing. I hope you take some time off for some R&R, with a good bottle of wine. ;)
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Right back to work I am afraid but it was well worth the pain!
Deletehow fun is that? and to add set designer to your resume aint too shabby! bravo!
ReplyDeleteAssistant set designer since our wonderful Gi was the brains behind I just consulted and painted whatever he told me too!
Deletehow fun is that? and to add set designer to your resume aint too shabby! bravo!
ReplyDeleteKarolyn very impressive and yes a pastel Spring color expression. The set design is really cool and looks like it was lots of work. Take care of your back.
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Vera
THank you Vera I have been stretching out ever since!! xo
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DeleteGood reead
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