See how Rosco CrystalGel was used as a primer for painting foam pumpkins, beach umbrellas, and plastic flowers to create an alien-themed Halloween display.
Tag Archives: scenic painting technique
How To Create Large-Scale Papier-Mâché Scenery
Scenic artists at The Alliance Theatre in Atlanta shared how they used Rosco Flexbond to create large-scale papier-mâché scenery for a production.
The Anything But A Paintbrush Challenge
Scenic Artist Tessa Broyles takes on the “Anything But A Paintbrush” challenge to paint landscape scenery using a variety of painting tools & Rosco Paints.
How To Mix Earth Tone Paint Colors
Scenic Artist & Rosco Ambassador Tessa Broyles describes how to mix earth tone paint colors using the Off Broadway Scenic Paints found inside our Rosco Scenic Sets.
Color Theory Practice With Rosco Scenic Sets
Scenic Artist & Rosco Ambassador Tessa Broyles uses our Scenic Set paint kits to explain basic color theory and how those principles can impact paint mixing.
How I Painted A 3D-Printed Statue With Rosco Scenic Paints & Coatings
Scenic Artist Tammy Honesty explains the process she used to paint a 3D-printed replica of Florence, Italy’s famous “Liberty of Poetry” statue for an exhibit at the Ellis Island National Immigration Museum.
How To Make A Large-Scale Wood Graining Tool
It’s hard to find a wide-width wood graining tool. So, when Scenic Artist Terra Writz needed to paint 6-in planks for a faux parquet floor – she made her own. Then she shared her process with us!
Priming Techniques For Foam Carving
Using Rosco FoamCoat and CrystalGel
Designer Heidi Hoffer conducted a foam carving workshop that discussed how to prime foam that included a section on how to prime foam scenery with Rosco FoamCoat and CrystalGel scenic coatings.
Create Realistic Faux Dirt That Travels Well & Installs Easily
Scenic Artist Brigitte Bechtel devised an excellent technique for transforming carpet into realistic fake dirt that tours well and installs on stage quickly and easily.
A Magical Adventure To An Invisible Blue Moon
Created With Rosco Fluorescent Paints
Scenic Artist Tim Parati used Rosco Invisible Blue Fluorescent Paint to create large, glowing scenery for a production of “Pete The Cat” at Children’s Theatre of Charlotte.