My Work
I specialize in crafting unique captivating set pieces and props that bring stage productions to life. With a keen eye for detail and passion for artistry, I create visually stunning designs that enhance the storytelling experience. From painting intricate backdrops or set pieces to constructing elaborate props, my goal is to transform any stage into a vibrant world that captivates the eye for all of those who come enjoy our imaginations on stage.
The Audrey 2 plant was crafted with Cory Cochran and his Construction Management team at IWCC constructing the essential wooden structure that served as the foundation. I worked closely with Keith Hale to create the PVC framework. I then shaped the structure entirely from a sturdy foam to capture Audrey's unique character. To complete the transformation, I meticulously painted the plant and created menacing teeth to bring it to life for a stunning on-stage experience.
Medium sized Audrey 2 | Little Shop of Horrors
Introducing my creation, the Audry 2! Crafted with PVC as the structure, this amazingly, musical, blood thirsty plant features sturdy foam to shape its leaves and body just like the larger Audrey 2. I brought it to life with careful painting, making it truly come to life. The teeth again are the cherry on terrifying top! With an entire person fitting inside, using arms and legs to embody the plant, this was absolutely amazing on stage!
Scenic Prop Pieces | You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
In my recent project for "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown," I had the incredible opportunity to paint all the pieces featured in the production. Utilizing freehand painting techniques and a keen eye for detail, I successfully brought the beloved cartoon to life through my artistic interpretation. It was a fulfilling journey that allowed my creativity to shine honoring the timeless charm of Charlie Brown's world!
Misfit Toys Puppets: Rhudoplph the Red Nosed Reindeer the Musical
I created the misfit toy puppets for the stage in Rudolph by carefully cutting and constructing them from foam. Each puppet was uniquely designed, and I hand-sewed them together with colorful fabric to bring them to life. The intricate details and functionality ensured that they captured the whimsical spirit the original characters. It was a rewarding process that combined creativity and skill to make the puppets truly a part of the show.
