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labricoleuse

an armor alteration example

Jan 07, 2012 11:49

On deck at work, we are currently well into production on a pair of repertory shows, Shakespeare's Henry IV and V. The designs for this show are one of those non-era-eras that i like to describe as "postmodern collage"--a mixture of modern and historical styles all blended together to create intriguings looks not tied to any specific time, leather ( Read more... )

playmakers, leatherworking, armor

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pandorasfox January 7 2012, 18:44:22 UTC

this was a great idea, thanks!

Thanks! ext_972709 January 7 2012, 23:24:33 UTC

Great post! It's really interesting to see how you tackled this problem. Things like this are what keep me interested in costuming.

Also, as a costuming student at Southern Oregon University, it's nice to find out more about OSF's costume reputation... The festival and the college work together a lot and I'll probably be able to swing an internship in the OSF costume shop in my senior year. Looks like I'll be learning from some of the best!

Re: Thanks! labricoleuse January 8 2012, 01:45:17 UTC

That's wonderful that your school has a relationship with OSF. Their reputation is top-notch, so scoring an internship there would be a real coup for your future. We've had some grad students who stitched there before applying to grad schools, and i can say that they categorically have done standout work, technically speaking.