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The Green Wall

Bryn

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Just a quick, mostly photographic, update on the recent scenic work carried out.

 

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As described previously, the trees were made from sea foam with the trunks thickened up with builders caulk and ground foam used as leaves. The key is variation of colour and height to give a convincing look, I also painted a green wall on the backscene to ensure to reduce the amount of of blue sky showing through the branches.

 

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And to finish up here are a few artistic shots to give the false impression of progress :D

 

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Ian Smith

Bryn, that looks very effective. When I did the wood on Modbury I too painted behind the modelled trees as a wood to give more depth.

CBG is coming along very nicely.

Ian

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Mikkel
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Very nice, a full 3D backscene. I like the contrast between the soft green outline of the trees, and the industrial look in the foreground. Not easy to get right.

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