The biggest success, artistically speaking was the costumes for the characters Caliban and Ariel for the formal staged reading of HMS Tempest that was the highlight of the festival.
Caliban was the first theatrical costuming adventure that made it from initial concept sketch to finished product while retaining most of my originalideas. Allow me to show you, as it will make much more sense than trying to describe it.
My favorite piece to make was the headband. Someone said she looked like a little butterfly with antennas which in hindsight sounds like a strange compliment for a robot, but it works well for the character.
From these photos I am working on a watercolor rendition of these two characters because they are my favorites. I am also working on a few more paintings based of HMS Tempest... but those are still top secret! I am also working on some more furniture painting for my stepmom's store Inside Out Sautee. Pictures of that will be forthcoming!
And lastly I have been hired by the Sautee Nacoochee Community Center as the scenic artist for their production of Headwaters: Birth, Death, and Places In Between. This will encompass a lot of woodgraining- I look forward to the challenge!
So, as they say onwards and upwards!
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