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For the show I had to go see I chose Between Riverside and Crazy at Roadless Traveled Productions. It was a really interesting show and its always strange to see some of the things you worked on on stage.
Final project for book making class
Some production photos by Stefan Ludwig.
This is a screenshot of my props list that was used to keep track of all the props for Three Penny Opera.
These are the covers of the newspapers made for Three Penny Opera. The second one is the final cover that was used in the production.
Here are some photos of the souffle I made for Three Penny Opera
Here are the finished columns for Caesar.
Photos thanks to Becca Stock
This was my initial paint elevation for Caesar.
This is the final front elevation for Julius Caesar.
Production photo from Julis Caesar
This photo shows the seams before the caulk was added
Roughed out locations of the fragments so the paint could be cohesive. The paint treatment was changed slightly from the sample, we nixed the purple as it was too overpowering
These are close ups of the Caesar platforms, this is after the paint treatment was changed from cobblestones to a more organic treatment. Throughout the process the seams were an issue, in the end we used caulk to fill them while assembled on stage.
Here are progress photos of making a much smaller book with two folios. The book cloth is made from an old topographic map and standard spine cloth.
I participated in URTAs this year, here is a photo of my table and a photo of the interior of the Palmer Hotel in Chicago
This is a paint sample for the Julius Caesar fragments after the treatment was switched from mosaic to a more organic treatment.
In bookmaking class we made our textbooks as our first book. The book cloth is made out of old wallpaper with normal spine cloth.