The first puppet for the planned webseries is finished. The coffee shop’s waitress in her service clothing. She’s based on the first draft of the character as seen in the sketch from December, 2nd.
Merry X-Mas
Happy holidays and all the best for 2015 with a still from this year’s seasonal greetings video with Doc and Felix.
Fake Food
Seasonal Confectionery.
Durable pralines that won’t suffer under the hot spotlights. Wooden beads, paint, some hot glue that serves as icing and finally some sprinkles and half of a jelly bean. Bon appetit. Or maybe better not…
Set for a Weekly Puppet Webseries
This is a draft which I designed for a planned weekly web series. The story is to take place in a chain store of a made up coffee shop company.
Using Polystyrene boards, I assembled a mock-up of the counter. I placed it into a bright corner next to a large window of the production company’s premises to give the set the inviting impression of an airy coffeehouse. Later on, I added more details to the photo digitally.
A Treasure. Again.
Today the super fast and uber-cheap variation. A simple wine glass, and old tupperware dish, some fashion jewelry, hot glue, spray paint. That’s it.
Aeronautics in green – Part II
And another flying device for Gamecraft. Costs again below €10.
In front of a green screen it really flies ;-)
3-2-1 Lift-Off
Ready for Take-off.
A pair of rocket boots to let the hosts fly through the virtual Gamecraft worlds. Second hand in-line skaters and a little make over.
The World in Green
Set up of a Green Screen.
Gamecraft is an upcoming show about video games to be aired on DMAX. The hosts are going to present the content partly from inside the games. That’s what we need the green screen for.
Fake Food Packages
And the classic again – fake products. This time a milk carton and a cereals box. My puppet Felix serves as the brand’s mascot.
Paintjob . . .
. . . literrally.
I’m working on props for the feature film 13 Minutes (Elser – Er hätte die Welt verändert) portraying failed Hitler assassin Georg Elser. Brand new tin buckets need to become old paint buckets from the 1930ies period.
