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Props designs I did for the short movie "Spookeri" that we made at TAW. After we rejected 2D backgrounds, we had to produce a lot of 3D assets to compile a scene with. Since we wanted to keep the painterly + drawn style, we decided that instead of faking texture we'd just draw them on paper and take photos of them and apply filters. That worked like a charm and as this project has been done almost a year and a half ago I feel confidence in the idea and I'd love to revisit it and make it a lot better with my now superior knowledge.
Protest Against Prop 8 in Silver Lake at the Sunset Junction. November 8, 2008. (photograph by Laine Bateman.)
Prop 8 protest in Atlanta GA (any gay advocacy group is welcome to use these images with just a photo credit to Wananga)
Props design for "The Ring of the Nibelung", Richard Wagner, Jonathan Dove and Graham Vick version (1990), music director : Peter Rundel, stage director : Antoine Gindt
Researches and rehearsal, june-july 2011 / Saint-Quentin en Yvelines
Théâtre et musique, Antoine Gindt / www.theatre-musique.com
Prop lavage est la référence pour tous vos besoins en nettoyage de vitres résidentiels et commercial. Grâce à son système de nettoyage Prop qui a su prouver son efficacité auprès de milliers de consommateurs, Prop Lavage est la référence de confiance dans la ville de Québec.
I don't typically use props but a family friend wanted me to give this ruber duck to Steve when he returned home from deployment. I liked the human-like expressions that you can make a prop have. It was fun to play with. Maybe I'll do some more soon.
Dozens of street signs were piled up here awaiting their turn to be fitted over the UK signs to convert Glasgow into Philadelphia for Brad Pitt's zombie movie...
I'm guest blogging over at Ilva's Lucullian Delights this weekend and we are talking about food styling props</a
The 2025 HSR Sebring Pistons and Props Mission GT Challenge Race 1 featuring the GT3 and GT4 cars of years past
Prop 8 protest in Atlanta GA (any gay advocacy group is welcome to use these images with just a photo credit to Wananga)
Label on the prop of a AT6 Texan, to those in the Commwealths and Great Britian you called it a Harvard.
Two Lancasters, one on the ground, Just Jane and one in the air, BBMF's Phantom of the Ruhr. Where else in europe could you see 8 Merlin engines turning at once?
A prop for a play used to bash someone in the head.
The final piece with light gray dry-brush highlights.
This is a good place to mention that my friend (who has never done props or even much in the way of arts and crafts) took the blank I made and did all of the carving and painting. I walked her through the process while working on one of my own. Hers came out a lot better.