Here are some sites and other things I’ve run across lately.
- Curbly looks like it has a lot to offer, such as this article on how to antique paper.
- Sugru shows some promise as a useful material for props. It looks like it’s similar to epoxy putty, in that it can be used as both a filler and an adhesive. The difference is that Sugru air-cures, rather than having a separate hardener, and it remains flexible, so it can be used on items like textiles. If only I could get my hands on a sample for testing…
- Amateur woodworker has a quick rundown on distressing wood. They add some neat tricks to the repertoire of techniques, such as adding cup rings.
- Finally, the costume design blog has a post about putting together a design portfolio. Though aimed toward costume designers (obviously), it is still very applicable to the props artisan.
- Monday Link-ography
- For your Monday’s enjoyment, here is a short list of some more sites to augment your prop making......
- Monday Link-O-Rama
- I didn’t do a Friday link-o-rama, so here’s one for Monday. Hopefully I will be back to writing......
- Miracle Materials
- I've rounded up a whole host of new materials with possibilities for prop makers that I really want......
- Wednesday Link-O-Rama
- Here are some quick links for the day. Lonesome West Prop Tricks – Here are some quick tips......
