Designers at Painting with Light chose Rosco Permacolor dichroic glass filters to add colour into the Mayaland attraction at Belgium’s Plopsaland De Panne theme park.
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Chromotopia: Bridging The Past & Present
Artist Victoria Coeln defines her Chromotopia light art installations and reveals how she creates them with a behind the scenese look at her most recent project inside The Cathedral of St. Mary in Burgos, Spain.
Breathing Light Into Madame Tussauds
Lighting designer Mark Frank used Rosco gobos, Miro Cubes and an X24 Effects Projector to provide thematic lighting for the wax figures on display at Madame Tussauds San Francisco.
Making Waves in Santiago de Chile’s First River Park
Designers worked with Rosco to engineer custom-coloured “lagoon blue” gobos to create a wave effect for a pedestrian walkway inside Santiago de Chile’s first river park.
Opening The Door To South America
Recently, Eric Tishman – a 27-year Rosco-veteran – was appointed to our International Business Development Group to oversee Rosco’s growth in South America. One of Eric’s primary goals was to visit the thriving market in Chile and call on our Santiago dealer Valook SA. Eric learned that the Valook team – and their customers –…
Northern Lights, Falling Snowflakes and Time Travel – Winter Is Coming.
Last year’s Creating A Winter Wonderland Spectrum Post briefly introduced a number of winter-themed effects. Three of the effects mentioned in the post have turned out to be very popular and we’ve gotten a lot of questions about them: The Aurora Borealis for upcoming wintertime productions of Almost, Maine, Falling Snowflakes for winter & holiday…
Rosco myColor: Prepare to Get Your Color On!
As Rosco’s Color Product Manager, I am both a working lighting designer, and a self-professed color geek. That’s why I am so excited to announce our new web tool, Rosco myColor. I have personally been using myColor every single day since we got it running in our super-secret internal beta testing lab. Every. Single. Day…
Lighting Design On Steroids:
Victoria Coeln’s Chromotopias
The photos show some of Victoria Coeln’s work at St, Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna, Austria. She calls them “Chromotopias” and defines them as light spaces with no visible boundaries. These multi-layered light surfaces are meant to be experienced as three-dimensional phenomena. Coeln, a lighting artist, achieves these amazing results using the same tools lighting designers…
Halloween Blacklight
Ultraviolet light – aka blacklight – is a useful way to enhance your Halloween decor. This post explains why blacklight works and how to create it.