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I find it fascinating how differently we are interpreting this weeks challenge. Here's one of my versions for "Props", and the only way I had thought of showing this challenge. I really should think around the subject more!
A few things sit on a chair, which needs to be painted soon to match the wardrobe behind!
a bit of an optical illusion (the circle is leaning against the wall, not propping the window) sydney college of the arts, rozelle, sydney
A Wagon for The Propes Store in Nickerson, Kansas where Propes owned two general stores until the flu hit there and killed Steve's Grandfather and Uncle.
By Edward Albee - Directed by Roberto Prestigiacomo
AtticRep 2014
with David Connelly, Gloria Sanchez, Tyler Keyes, Sarah Nixon
Set Design by Jeremiah Teutsch
Light Design by Robin Crew
Costume Design by Angelina Mata
Props by Rex Harder
Stage Manager Elizabeth Marks-Engwall
We could have taken I-75 all the way into the great mass of Miami and dropped a short distance down I-95 to our hotel, but Robin's telephone told us there'd been a wreck and that all the Miami highways were a mess. We hopped off the highway early instead and dropped down the western edge of the Miami metroplex. And when I say "edge," I mean a very sharp, very sudden edge. In terms of layout, Miami Land is more like a desert city, a kind of waterlogged version of Phoenix Land where civilization is very dense right up until the instant it vanishes. It's a SimCity layout made out of packed squares carved from drained swamps, but the swamps want it all back, so the fight against the sawgrass and alligators is constant. This highway marks the border. Everything to the left is city. Everything to the right is a hundred miles of grass.
I thought it was funny how they'd planted palm trees along the edge, but that they all had to be propped up by 2x4s. I don't know how effective this 2x4 support method would be against a hurricane. I don't know what kind of entropy they're fighting against here.
Prop for Sleep When You're Dead. I cast a coyote canine tooth, made a bunch of copies and then hand painted them.