Designers at Obscura Digital chose Rosco Custom Glass Gobos to project flowers & leaves onto San Francisco’s historic Conservatory of Flowers for an installation of their “Photosynthesis” light art series.
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Experiencing Westminster Bridge Road In A Whole New Light
As a part of the Westminster Bridge Regeneration Project, Michael Grubb Studio specified several Image Spot fixtures with Rosco Custom B&W Glass Gobos to enhance one of the busiest roads in London.
Painting The Pavement With Projected Kandinsky Artwork
Lighting Designer Paulina Villalobos chose Rosco’s gobo projection solutions to re-create characters from Kandinsky’s “Blue Sky” in the plaza outside the Artequin Museum in Santiago de Chile.
Highlighting An Iconic Dallas Landmark With Gobo Projections
Essential Light Design Studio used Rosco Image Spot LED Projectors and customized Rosco Gobos to highlight three iconic roof-top water tanks in the West End Dallas skyline.
The Rosco Gobo Design Contest
Enter The Rosco Gobo Design Contest for your chance to establish your legacy in the lighting community. Grand Prize: Your design inside the Rosco Gobo Catalog along with a copy of your winning gobo and an Image Spot to project it with!
The Birth Of A Gobo:
Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of New Gobo Designs
Lighting Designer Cory Pattak designed a pair of custom glass gobos for a production of “1776.” Those two gobos are now available to everyone because we recently added them to our library of standard gobos.
The Birth Of A Gobo: How Tony Tucci’s Hand-Cut Patterns Made It Into Rosco’s Gobo Library
Back in the ’70’s & 80’s, Lighting Designer, Tony Tucci, had to hand-cut his own gobos. This is the story of how some of those designs are now a part of Rosco’s extensive library of gobo patterns.
Shining An Image Spot® On The Hospitality Industry
Two hospitality venues share how they project their branded messages using the Rosco Image Spot gobo projector.
A Ballet Of Happy Gobo Shadows
The team at ACTLD transformed Strasbourg’s historic Place du Château into an immersive visual experience using a combination of projection mapping and hundreds of projected B&W glass gobos.