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These are fake, prop, acrylic teeth entirely molded, cast, sculpted, and painted by me.
They could be used in a mask, on set, make-up, or animatronic. They are not wearable, however I have made some that are.
The prop control fork and hook are not properly securing the prop control allowing it to bounce up and down. If left in this condition the hole will wear out allowing the control cable to float in and out. This would cause loss of control of the prop governor.
Made out of 2 Erector angle pieces, a hard drive reader/writer arm, miscellaneous Erector screws and bolts, and one gear of unknown origin.
Can't shoot, but it's a beaut to look at IMO.
time for a confession: i have never been to a county fair before this week. additionally, i had never really seen any 4H events. what can i say, i'm a city girl. one of the weirdest things i saw was these advanced pig wrangers. they pushed the pigs around with baton things. it was odd. they hit them, relatively gently, in the sides and the face, to show the judge that they could handle them (i think?). the pigs were turning red in their pink areas. the brush in the girl's butt pocket was for grooming the pig prior to hitting it around the ring. we watched for about 5 minutes till we could watch no more.
I also had to make props. Not having a good source for a gnome-scale gas can (for the "Gneed Gnas" gnome, Empti), I decided the easiest thing to do was make one out of concrete.
Reed College, Summer 2010
Directed by Jonathan Walters
Scene Design Matthew Robins
Lighting Designer Chris Kuhl
Sound Engineer Casi Pacilio
Properties/Scenic Artist Sarah Lydecker
Photo Sarah Lydecker