The Overview Effect
by Lynn Rosen
Photo by Seth Freeman
Scenic Designer: Jesse Dreikosen
Scenic Charge: Sebastien Oliveros-Tavares
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
Working on the flats for The Overview Effect provided me with an excellent opportunity to expand my texturing skills while collaborating with a talented team of scenic artists. After the flats were based, we applied a joint compound + paint mixture to each one, using plastic bags and bubble wrap to create unique textures. This was followed by the scumbling technique, as well as the use of a sponge roller with paint and water to add depth and nuance. A significant amount of distressing was then done to achieve a weathered, authentic finish.
The scene design for The Overview Effect involved extensive foam carving by the scenic artists. Once the sand dunes were shaped, they were textured using a blend of roof coating, paint, styrofoam, and cork. To enhance the realistic appearance of sand, the dunes were then covered in multiple shades of dyed cork.
The scene design for The Overview Effect involved extensive foam carving by the scenic artists. Once the sand dunes were shaped, they were textured using a blend of roof coating, paint, styrofoam, and cork. To enhance the realistic appearance of sand, the dunes were then covered in multiple shades of dyed cork.
The scene design for The Overview Effect involved extensive foam carving by the scenic artists. Once the sand dunes were shaped, they were textured using a blend of roof coating, paint, styrofoam, and cork. To enhance the realistic appearance of sand, the dunes were then covered in multiple shades of dyed cork.
The scene design for The Overview Effect involved extensive foam carving by the scenic artists. Once the sand dunes were shaped, they were textured using a blend of roof coating, paint, styrofoam, and cork. To enhance the realistic appearance of sand, the dunes were then covered in multiple shades of dyed cork.
The scene design for The Overview Effect involved extensive foam carving by the scenic artists. Once the sand dunes were shaped, they were textured using a blend of roof coating, paint, styrofoam, and cork. To enhance the realistic appearance of sand, the dunes were then covered in multiple shades of dyed cork.
The scenic art team also painted the scaffolding for The Overview Effect using latex paint.