Scenic Artist, Rachael Claxton, describes three ingenious ways to put Rosco CrystalGel to work in your next scenic art project.
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Defuse The Glitter Bomb! How To Create Sparkly Costumes Without The Glittery Fallout
Costume Artist, Denise Wallace-Spriggs, describes how to use Rosco CrystalGel to firmly attach glitter to costumes. The results are durable, flexible and sparkly!
A Modern Haunted Effect With A Vintage Touch
The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk utilized Rosco CrystalGel in their Fright Walk attraction to transform their video monitors into large “oil paintings.”
ScenicG – Painting Workshops For Everyone
Scenic Artist, Gabriel Barrera created his ScenicG Workshops to instruct scenic art techniques to underrepresented communities. Gabriel describes a few of his techniques & shares some of his students’ results.
How To Paint Stunning, Realistic Stained Glass
Scenic Artist Rachel Reynolds shares her recipes and techniques for creating stained glass window scenery using plexiglass and Rosco CrystalGel and Supersaturated Scenic Paints.
How To Create Realistic Faux Grass For Your Set
Scenic artist Rachael Claxton shares her favorite new technique for creating a realistic lawn on stage.
It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
With Rosco Scenic Products!
The artisans that create the floats for the Toronto Santa Claus Parade use a variety of Rosco scenic products to bring their characters to life.
Recipes For Creating Delectable (Fake) Food
Props artisan Karestin Harrison shares two of her favorite recipes for creating fake food that can be used in theatre or film/video productions.
CrystalGel – A Costumer’s New Best Friend
Costume artisan Candy McClernan shares how she used Rosco CrystalGel to give a delicate fabric she was working with more structure – without altering the unique hand of the fabric.
Painting The Heavenly Groundcloth for
“Earthquakes In London”
Scenic artist Angelique Powers shares her technique for creating a bold and powerful scenic backdrop & groundcloth for a production of “Earthquakes in London.”
