1006. Willkommen im Malersaal
It was a slow day at work today and I took the chance to play around with different materials. I tried to make an octopus-stencil, because I was thinking about putting it on a T-Shirt but I'm not yet satisfied with the outcome.
It was fun, though.
This is a good time for a bigger work-related entry. I have so much things I'd like to share with you! I really have to contain myself not to spam you with hundreds of pictures, because frankly, I love this place so much. Even though I spent so much time in the studio, it never stops to fascinate me.
My work table with a picture of the open day at the Theater. I showed some kids around and explained them what exactly a scene painter does for a living. :3
I was so nervous that I forgot anything, but at last they had fun when they could paint something.
We are working on a huge palette right now. It's going to be laminated with paper once it's finished and I already know that this is what I'm going to do until Christmas. It always takes so long to do these kind of things.
Hallway to the rehearsal stages.
We scaled up a children's drawing for a stage setting. You can see my work desk in the back to compare the size.
So much paperhanging...
Water lilies. They cut them out of the play, though. It's a shame - I really liked how they turned out and we invested so much time making these. We made leaves, too. And they came with root tubers as well. I wish I could have them and put them all over my bathroom.
I made the decorations and medals for this guy.
Up to this day I'm amazed about the talent of our sculptors. I'm not even able to master two dimensions and they just carve such things out of styrofoam.
Never fails to blow my mind.
Lunchbreak! My Falco-teacup turns up his nose at my awesome book mark out of dried adhesive.
That's if for now. I think I'm going to post more random photos in the future.
I have to stop being such a lazy twat all the time, it's horrible.
I hope you guys are having a good time.