Here are some links I’m sharing with you on this glorious Friday:
- Time Out New York has a slideshow on the set of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, which just opened here at the Public Theatre. Check out all the work that Jay, Meredith and I did with Donyale Werle and her assistants to transform the theater.
- Stolloween is a site with an impressive array of Halloween props made entirely out of papier-mâché. It also has tutorials and process photos.
- Courtesy of Jesse Gaffney is this article about building fewer cages and dropping more keys. Basically it sums up (much more eloquently) a lot of the reasons why I started this blog; by sharing what I do, what I know, and what I learn, I hope to help everyone reach the next level of skill so we can all create better work.
- LUNA Commons are a collection of hundreds of thousands of historical images and items from institutions and universities from around the world. If you need a reference image of an “I Like Taft” necktie or a seventeenth-century map of the world, you can find it here.
- Elevenses Links
- Fake blood from washable markers, building a working train, old oil paintings, 3D software that prints flat parts......
- Monday Click-a-Link
- Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson closed last night, Merchant of Venice froze last Thursday, and Winter’s Tale freezes tonight.......
- Friday Morning Links
- In case you haven’t checked the Internet in the past week, be sure to check out the recurring......
- My Links Friday
- What if Jim Henson didn't do puppets, a curriculum of toys, a summary of the e-cigarette tale, and......
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Hooray for Eric Hart. This blog is a wonderfull collection of ideas and resources for the theatrical technician: designer, bulder and crew head alike. Keep up the good work and I hope to add some helpful input as time goes on.