Pasty Child Production
(Shop Filler)
After I had made all of the cans and crisps I was quite enjoying working with
Fimo so I took on a few more props, as I knew they needed loads of
filler for the shop
Paper bags
Tip jar
Potatoes
Onions
Cupcakes
heres how it went
(Above and Below for the paper bags I simply got some
tracing paper worked out the scale and made a simple
bag and fold template, so they would all remain
the same size. Once glued I then trimmed them with
triangle cuts to give them a pasty bag feel. It's this little
attention to details, which really make props
seem real.
(Above something I kept in mind throughout the construction to all
of the props was scale, I found it very useful to draw out a rough size of each object
on paper, so that all the objects where of relevant scale to each other.)
(Above I tried to make sure that I saved the props and baked them all
together so that it would be a bit more practical and speed up production. I also had
to coat all of these props in filler and sand them off, to make the paint stick. )
(Above I delivered the trey of props down to falmouth during the easter holidays
and was really happy with what they looked like all together.)
(Above finished tip jar with a rustic paint look to fit in with their style.)
(Above finished potatoes)
(Above finished onions, they didn't specify amounts on many of these props
so I tries to make sure a made a few to give a little bit of a choice as well.
(Above I couldn't resist making some cinnamon swirls to go in the
bakery, as a little extra.)
(Above finished cupcakes, I tried to give a few choices with props to
give a bit of variation in the shop and a little bit of colour always looks
good.)
(Above finished paper bags)
Over all I was really happy with how all these set of props turned
out, I feel Iv'e really nailed the look that they were trying to
achieve and from the feed back they have given since Im really happy that
Iv'e achieved what I set out to do,
Prop Count So Far : 80
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