NT : Discover : Backstage : Set and props : Scenic art : Creating a rocky landscape for HAPPY DAYS
Polystyrene blocks were carved to create the base for a rocky landscape for Happy Days. Pieces of brick, rubble and foliage were then poked into the polystyrene and a protective layer formed out of a fibreglass mesh and resinous plaster.
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Painting a large gauze
Pouncing
Projecting
Trompe d'oeil
Making bricks with a stencil and plaster/idendun mix
Painting stencil bricks
Using vac-formed bricks
Painting vac-formed bricks
Creating a cast-concrete effect like the one used around the National
Creating a marble effect
Making a stencil
Creating a rocky landscape for HAPPY DAYS
Using a stencil to make wallpaper
Woodgraining
