Annie - NCT, 2019 - Production Intern/ Stage Properties
Curtis Brown Photography, 2019
Using three identical sheets of wood, I designed and painted Hot Dog signs on each of them. I drew out a scale sketch on an 8x11 xerox sheet and projected the image on each of the wooden sheets.
After sketching and painting all three signs, I washed each of them with a diluted tan paint mixture, then stippled and degraded each of them with diluted dark brown and black.
Final Hot Dog Cart Sign (1/3)
Final Hot Dog Cart Sign (2/3)
Final Hot Dog Cart Sign (3/3)
The Dog Catcher’s cart in this touring set needed to double as the Hot Dog Cart in this production. Captured here on stage with all three signs attached.
Pippin - NCTC 2018 - Production Intern/ Stage Properties
Curtis Brown Photography, 2018
The weapons used in the battle scenes were all made of new, smooth wood. I painted the handles to be a more intense wood grain and sprayed the blades with hammered metal spray paint. (1/4)
Weapon Detail (2/4)
Weapon Detail (3/4)
Weapon Detail (4/4)
For the “Glory” battle sequence in Act 1, I painted severed mannequin arms, legs, and a torso. I began with a pale base, then layered on stippled and dripping battle wounds.
Close-up image on severed torso
Close-up image on severed arm (1/2)
Close-up image on severed arm (2/2)