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Did not know this was part of the museum, it’s about a year old now and I wish it took up more! Most of it was Barbie… OUGH. I was losing my actual mind the second I saw the portrait and knew what it was for

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Wahhhhhh amazing
Did not know this was part of the museum, it’s about a year old now and I wish it took up more! Most of it was Barbie… OUGH. I was losing my actual mind the second I saw the portrait and knew what it was for
Installing floors for Give Me Coffee or Give Me Death:
“Job today carried out on set called GOOD OMENS 2. First floor done looking forward to going back to finish the rest. The STREAMTEAM done a cracking job fitting these retro style Polyflor XL tiles”
via: Streamlineflooringltd on facebook
Plus a video of the set.
Sometimes you just have to repaint a nightlight as a tiny extra prop to have an easy win and feel like you accompöished something >__>
A bag of a witch and her familiar.
The Life Pod -- or -- How to Make Use of Off-the-Shelf Products.
A number of years ago, while working in New Jersey, I looked across the shop and realized that the travel container that used to sit atop a company tour van looked suspiciously like the pod that had held Spock’s body at the end of The Wrath of Khan. Rewatching The Expanse, I saw another life pod (above; S3 E2) that looks suspiciously like a roof-mount travel container. But hey! They’re readily available, high-impact heavy-wall plastic, and just the right size for a human, with room enough to add windows and labels and production-specific prop shite, so--why not?
This one prop told us everything about Bradley Whitford's character.
SUCH a great article. “But this piece is not a tribute to the divine specificity Whitford demonstrates in The West Wing. It is a tribute to the divine specificity of Lyn Paolo, the costume designer credited on all 154 episodes of The West Wing, and property master Blanche Sindelar, credited on 151 of those episodes. This is a tribute—a full-throated, straight-from-the-innards paean—to Josh Lyman’s backpack.”
here's the Thing prop i made for the school's musical this year :) we're doing the Addam's Family :))
EDIT: my art teacher showed the Drama teacher (who's the play's director) AND SHE LOVED IT!! They said that one day I could be making props for actual theatre and im just!! *shrieking* THE PRAISE!!!
Falchion Blade
I do props time to time. I gave myself the task of only using the supplies I had in extra to make: foamcore board, fiberglass rod, pvc pipe, styrene sheets, worbla scraps, neodymium magnets (so make the ‘wings’ detachable)