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Lots of action in the Paint-O-Matic scene. Elves hammering, playing with puppets, sawing, sewing, pulling up the train along the track, painting the toy train with the paint-o-matic machine, the tray of the toy truck in foreground also lifts up with the elf standing on it. Its hard to tell where the scene ends and reality begins between the scene and the real workshop where so many of these scenes have been made over five years. All designed and created by Studio M at our tinshed workshop as shown - copyright for such held by StudioM. Sold AFTER photo taken to a local animation and Promotions company which put in some simple motion by means of an overhead rotating shaft with cams lifting fishing lines to items below. Exhibited many times by this company. Claims by it and its director to being the 'mastermind' and 'creative force' behind it are completely false, misleading and an infringement of copyright.
Juanita Wellings made puppets in Clifton as specified by us. All original sketches and specifications held by StudioM.
With the light on - it is very effective when it is in a dark surround. Taken at StudioM workshop where it was designed and made. Copyright held by StudioM as shown on bottom of machine. By copyright law this sign should still be there, unchanged and clearly visible as shown. The scene was sold after this photo was taken to a Promotions company which put in some simple up and down motion to the scene by installing a rotating shaft and cam system overhead - a simple system often used to provide simple up and down motion to such scenes - and have exhibited it widely since such as Kircaldie and Stains, NZ, Christmas window 2010. Copyright held by StudioM. Any claims from this company or its puppeteer director to be the creator, the 'mastermind' or the 'creative force behind it' are COMPLETELY FALSE, deliberately misleading and an infringement of copyright.The originals of any drawings, sketches and specification notes in connection with scenes shown on this site are retained by StudioM along with copyright.
Juanita Wellings in Clifton, Qld,made puppets to our drawings and specifications..
My first window design for Smitten Kitten. Totally inspired by a similar window designed by Anthropologie. Over 40 balloon poodles were created and strung on leashes which were attached to a Lollycopter vintage chiffon nightie. A pink "7" decal commemorates the stores 7th birthday celebration.
The true depth of the scene -less than 50mm - can be seen here. If you look for the scene from the front in another photo it looks deceivably deeper.
Designed and created by RGM StudioM 2004 at our home studio. Copyright held. AFTER this photo was taken at StudioM's workshop, it was sold to an animation and Promotions company who have marketed and presented the scene in many places, including David Jones Magic Cave in 2011. Claims by this company and its director to be the 'mastermind' or 'creative force' behind it, or its creator are completely false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of our copyright. The credits to StudioM the designer and creator are written on a book on the bottom bookshelf left rear. Pass your mouse over picture to see note.
Juanita made elves/mice to my drawings and all originals of drawings, sketches of the scene and puppets and specifications to the dollmaker are retained by StudioM along with the copyright of the scene.
Last minute repairs to Santa's outfit - Christmas Eve. Scene designed and created by RGM from StudioM in 2004 at our Tinbeerwah/Cooroy workshed.AFTER this photo was taken, it was sold to an animation and Promotions company which put in some simple up an down motion with the elves and some objects. This was achieved by inserting overhead a simple rotating shaft and cam system. A method often used to animate scenes. All rights remain with StudioM. False claims since by this company and its puppeteer director to be the 'creative force' and 'mastermind' behind it are completely false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of our copyright.
StudioM commissioned a dollmaker in Clifton, Juanita Wellings , to make a Santa face on a portion of a broomstick so that we could add the hair and beard to the face and then put the broomstick into the torso we had made, thus enabling some movement of the head if desired. She also made the elves - and the mice to our design, drawings and specifications. Originals of the sketches, drawings and specification notes remain with StudioM as does the copyright.
The mice have found a present that they think will suit them just fine. They have removed the Doll cottage sign and have nailed in their own to confirm tenancy.
Scene designed and made by StudioM at our Tinbeerwah home workshed. AFTER photo was taken it was sold to a Promotions company which added some simple motion to the scene. These were simplistic movements operated from a rotating shaft with cams inserted above the scene.The cams are connected with fishing lines to various objects below, eg the suitcase handle, which moves up and down with each turn of the cam. This is a commonly used method to provide simple, uncomplicated animation. The scene has been exhibited many times by this company. However, any claims made by the company or its director to being the 'creative force' and 'the mastermind' behind it or to having had any input into the original creation as seen here, are completely false, misleading and an infringement of copyright.
Juanita Wellings made elves/mice to our design drawings and specifications, the originals of which are retained by StudioM. StudioM commissioned her to make the Santa head and half body in this scene, to our drawings and specific instructions, as well as supplying her with the red fabric and white fur for his outfit.
Another shot of he Christmas Village without the main lights on but lighting inside the shops within the scene.
Scene designed and made by StudioM 2004 copyright held. Photo taken at our studio BEFORE it was bought by an animations and Promotions company which has since put in motion by way of an overhead rotating shaft and cam system with attached lines to the elves and mice. The scene has been exhibited since. However claims by this company and its director to be the 'creative force' and the 'mastermind' behind it are COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of our copyright. All original sketches, designs, instructions etc held by StudioM.
Juanita Wellings in Clifton made mice and elves to our drawings and specifications
The original design sketch I did for the big sleigh. Jan 2002. Designed by StudioM 2002 to be made for shopping centres where Santa visits. Designed to have a scene inserted into a viewing window at the rear, which shows the inside workings and mechanics of a flying sleigh. Something to view whilst waiting for your Santa photo and also discover how Santa's sleigh really flies and how it is navigated to reach children all over the world. Santa and children sit in the seat with Santa and have their photo taken. After I designed this it was built by a Promotions company and displayed at Clifford Gardens Shopping Centre in Toowomba. I made the scene which went into the back of the sleigh showing the workings and activity inside Santa's famous sleigh and worked well in the setting. This scene of the sleigh's mechanics has been displayed in many settings inc Santa's Kingdom 2005 and David JOnes Magic Cave. Original sketches and design held by StudioM. Copyright StudioM.
This window celebrates the secret terror of the holidays! FAMILY!
Three foam core people sit at a set table with an inflatable turkey prop with their private thoughts on display!
Products now fill the window via spray painted cinder blocks, a miniature vintage replica tubular steel jungle gym, a repurposed utility poles, upcycled tennis shoe props hang over the scrapped electrical wires as a mannequin looks on!
Everyone knows happy cows make the sweetest milk. The cow RGM made for our scene which StudioM designed and made ( copyright held by StudioM ) for use in the Cadbury factory in NZ by a promotions company which bought the scene from StudioM. This cow has been carefully tended to by the little Cadbury folk in the factory. Its head can turn from side to side with a gentle pull and drop motion as StudioM pivoted it on a rod between the back wall and the body.
All original designs, sketches, specifications etc held by StudioM. The original sketch design we did that the company showed to Cadbury's can be seen in the Cadbury Factory set. All original drawings, sketches, including instructions and specifications to the dollmaker are held by StudioM.
David Jones 'Deck the walls with boughs of holly' scene that StudioM designed and made for the Sydney windows in 2006. In this middle section a little elf is gleefully getting out the decorations from the box that comes out once a year at this time to decorate the house for Christmas.
Photos taken by Silverspot who took the photo in Dec 2006. www.flickr.com/photos/silverspot/sets/72157627374956322/
Left side of the purple kitchen seen at Cadbury's Dunedin factory, Christmas 2006. Designed and made by Studio M - RGM at our workshop in Cooroy/Tinbeerwah area outside Noosa. Copyright held. Sold in 2004 as you see it here to an animation and Promotions company, which has since exhibited it widely including Cadburys and a large dept store in NZ. Claims by this company and its director to having any involvement with its creation or design, to being 'the mastermind' and 'creative force' behind it, are false and an infringement of copyright. They bought it as seen here. All original drawings, specifications held by StudioM and the acknowledgement to StudioM as such should still be visible on the books on shelf to left of this scene.
Elves and mice made by Juanita Wellings in Clifton, Mice made to our drawings/design and specifications.
The 'Jingle Bells' Christmas window scene which was used in the 2006 David Jones Christmas window displays in its construction stages. Some of the snow forms are in place with the sliding box that Peter designed for the toboggan to sit on and allow to be pulled, secured in place. The box was made by the animation company which contracted us to design and make the scenes for them, as they were responsible for movements and any problems that may be incurred with such. This was made to our design specifications and sketches - the box and mechanics underneath made by the company's fitter and turner responsible for the movements.
Photo taken at StudioM's home workshop where the scene was designed and built before its transfer on completion to the premises of the Promotions company which used it in the David Jones Christmas windows 2006. The scene has appeared in later years in other dept store Christmas windows in NZ. All original sketches, presentation drawings with story outline, drawings, written instructions and correspondence are held by StudioM.
Flying planes, spot painting, doll making and racing like the wind.The first toy workshop StudioM designed and made at our studio in Tinbeerwah. Copyright held. Claims by the animation company that bought it from us and added an overhead rotating shaft and cam system to create some slight up and down motion in the scene with fishing lines connected between the cams and objects below, that they created the scene, are the 'mastermind' and the 'creative force' behind it and our other scenes are COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright as the designer and creator. This and other scenes have been exhibited and advertised many times with this false claim. All original drawings, sketches of this scene and our other scenes are retained by StudioM along with copyright.
Juanita made elves in Clifton.
The kitchen scene as it was being made. Designed and made by StudioM at our crowded workshop in Cooroy/Tinbeerwah hinterland. Moral rights/ copyright held RGM StudioM. Sold to an animation and Promotions company AFTER this photo was taken and has been exhibited by them since. However any claims by the company, its director or any other to being the 'creative force', the 'mastermind' or having any involvement in its creation to this stage are COMPLETELY false, dishonest, deliberately misleading and an infringement of copyright. The books on the shelf give recognition to StudioM as the creator and designer and by copyright law should still be there, untouched, and clearly visible.
Juanita Wellings in Clifton QLD made mice and elves to our specifications. All original sketches, drawings and specifications are retained by StudioM along with copyright.
The teacher doesn't get this one - nor anyone else.The StudioM sign as designer and creator of this scene is seen on the book behind the Professor. Hover mouse over to see this note.
Scene designed and created by StudioM at our home workshop and sold after its completion to a Promotions company which has exhibited it widely and used in its advertising in different media. The company inserted an overhead shaft and cam sytem to allow some gentle up and down motion to the scene - a common method for use in such scenes. However, subsequent caims by this company and its director to being the 'ceator', 'mastermind or 'creative force behind it' are COMPLETELY false, dishonestly misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright. All original designs, sketches of scene, the professor and mice, as well as specific instructions to the dollmaker in Clifton, Juanita Wellings, are retained by StudioM as the copyright holders.
Designed and made by StudioM.
Poor imitation copies of the scene have since been displayed by this promotions company.
So much for 'Hand on the heart - word as a gentleman' speeches of an actor.
DeePee, the elf on top, seems happy and carefree whilst screwing the poor mouse underneath caught up in it all. Meanwhile Silly elf is merrily sawing a piece of timber and cutting through the bench supporting it, blissfully unaware of what is happening.
Scene designed and made by StudioM at our workshed in 2005 - copyright held RGM StudioM. The scene was sold to a Promotions and animation company after this photo was taken. The company added some simple motion by inserting above the scene, a rotating shaft and cam system to which fishing lines were attached to objects below causing a slight up and down movement as the cams rotate. This is a common method and is simple to do. The scene has also been enjoyed by many visitors to our workshop, in its present 'captured frozen moment' state without any movement. Subsequent claims by this promotions company or its puppeteer director claiming to be 'the creator', 'the mastermind' or 'creative force behind it' are COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright. They had no creative input into the scene as seen here and saw it for the first time on delivery. All original drawings, sketches and specifications to the dollmaker are retained by StudioM along with copyright.
Juanita, a dollmaker in Clifton, made mice and elves in Clifton to our specifications and drawings.
This abstract composition by Duncan Rawlinson features a surreal architectural form built from textured blue and white surfaces with intricate gold detailing. The image blends painterly and sculptural qualities, where geometric blocks and organic textures meet in a vivid contrast of color and material. Its deep blues and metallic highlights create a sense of dimensional depth and modern artistry.
This is some of my window display for Mountain Equipment Co-op. The windows are 20' wide x 12 ' high x 4' deep. The goal of the window is to display real products in the enviroment they would be used in. My job is to design, and co-design the windows from concept through installation.
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The chair being lowered into position - all gaps filled with the handyelf 's favourite product brand of choice - Silleys.
Designed and made by StudioM at our workshop in Cooroy/Tinbeerwah hinterland. Moral rights/ copyright held by RGM StudioM. This scene was sold after this photo was taken to a promotions company and has been exhibited many times since. The company put some simple motion into the scene by placing overhead a rotating shaft and cam system to which they attached fishing lines to objects below to create some very gentle up and down movement as the shaft rotated - a commonly used method of animation. Any subsequent claims made by this company, its director or any other to having created the scene, or being the 'mastermind' or 'creative force' behind it would be COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of copyright. All original sketches, drawings and specifications are retained by StudioM along with copyright.
Elves and mice made by Juanita Wellings, a dollmaker in Clifton, to our specifications and drawings. All original drawings, sketches, specifications and communications related to all of StudioM designs and created works are held by StudioM as the copyright holders.
The exterior of the Midnight Kitchen scene - the windows are translucent so that light can shine through which gives a realistic effect. We made this scene so that with a portable roof dropped onto it, a standard base with stones painted on it and pine trees set up around it, it could be placed on its own or with a group of similar scenes in a space such as a shopping centre mall without much set up required.
Designed and made by StudioM at our studio - copyright 2003 held.
Same shot as the other one but with the main lights on as well as the internal shop lights for the Candy Store and Christmas Shop. Good to see it both ways
Scene designed and made by StudioM 2004 copyright held
Juanita made elves and mice to our specifications and drawings, the originals of which are held by StudioM
A loss of San^atea on the job. It's very important to use safe jacking techniques under cars.The ice and the elves are hanging around the car. When put in motion, the puppets can move up and down as they are connected by fishing lines to rotating cams on a rotating shaft from above the scene. Designed and made by StudioM at our Home studio. Copyright held. AFTER it was built, the scene was sold to an animation and Promotions company, which added the mechanism above this scene to put in motion. Claims by this company and its director to be the 'creative force' and the 'mastermind' behind it are COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright. Displayed many times with this false claim having been made.
The elves have cut the legs off Grandelf's rocking chair as they needed a seat for the hot car they are making. Designed and made by StudioM. Copyright and moral rights held. All original designs, drawings and instructions are retained by StudioM. Scene was sold to an animations and promotions company after this photo was taken. This company has exhibited the scene many times since. Any claims by this company and its puppeteer director to being the 'creator', the 'mastermind' or the 'creative force behind' this and the seventy other scenes that RGM of StudioM has designed and made are COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright.
Juanita Wellings in Clifton made elves and the mice to StudioM's drawings, instructions and specifications. All original drawings, sketches and written instructions and specifications for the scene are held by StudioM along with copyright.
One of the mice has unwrapped a present and found just what he wants. Thanks Santa. The gentle elf above is fascinated by the reflections in the bauble and as he lifts it, his face and eyes will be largely reflected as is the person taking photo ie RGM at StudioM's workshop.
Scene designed and created by StudioM at our workshop in 2003. Photo taken at our studio before the scene's sale to a promotions and puppet company. Claims by this promotions company and its puppeteer director to be the 'creator', 'creative force' or 'mastermind' behind this scene are COMPLETELY false, misleading and an infringement of copyright.
Juanita made mice/elves to our specifications and drawings in Clifton. All original drawings, sketches, design specifications to the doll maker are retained with StudioM as the creators and copyright holders. I bought this bike in a local op shop for $25 and knew straight away that I wanted Juanita to make a bikie mouse character for it. StudioM commissioned her to make the Santa head and torso for this scene as well as this mouse. We supplied her with the material to make Santa's jacket and hat. All original instructions drawings etc remain with StudioM as does copyright.
Had to take these photos - the idea of framing an image within a camera, within a reflection, within a frame, within a frame, within a window frame, in a framing shop was irresistible!
Window display for Mountain Equipment coop. I usually concept the design of the window as well as paint the mural and install the maniquin.
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The books in this photo taken at our workshop in 2005 give the identity of the designers and creators. Designed and made by StudioM at our workshop in Cooroy/Tinbeerwah hinterland. Moral rights/ copyright held RGM StudioM. View in largest size to read clearly. Sold, as seen here, to an animation and Promotions company which put in overhead mechanism to provide simplistic up and down movements...a simple method which is commonly used in such scenes for simple motion. This company has exhibited it widely since but their claims to be 'the mastermind' and 'creative force' behind it are COMPLETELY false, misleading and an abuse of copyright to the designer and creator, StudioM.
Juanita made elves and mice in her home at Clifton in 2005 to StudioM's specifications and drawings ...as with all of our scenes, all originals of any artwork, sketches, instructions to outside suppliers, remain with StudioM as does copyright.