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This project was a gift for a friend at DRS Productions. It was for the lobby of the Evil Dead Musical they were producing in vancouver, BC.
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| Here is the cabin as seen in the movie Evil Dead |
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| I added boards on the windows for added effect with the lighting |
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| Building is shallow to fit on shelf |
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| Leaves are real leaves from Micheal's craft store crumpled up and sprinkled over glue. |
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| It all begins with foam core and twigs |
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| The porch is forced perspective to give false depth when viewed from the front |
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| Stonework is made with Crayola Model Magic air dry compound. |
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| Boards are drawn into foam core and will be painted later. |
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| Roof tile is cereal box (best thing to keep around for modeling) |
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| I made the shingles smaller as it went up higher to add to the forced perspective effect |
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| Cereal box trim and boards |
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| Twig posts added in |
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| More twigs added as trees. I know there would be light and these twigs will light up nicely. |
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| Paint treatment begins. Age and weathering. |
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| Notice the chimney is black before stone finishing treatment |
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| Dry brushing always gives an aged and dramatic effect |
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| Tissue paper and glue is placed all over ground to cover surface |
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| Stone paint treatment |
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| Leaves added when glue is still wet...it will vanish later |
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| Leaves really add the Evil Dead feel!! |
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| Me standing with the model for scale! Notice the moon in the tree... |
Thanks again you guys, hope you liked it!























7 comments:
Wow... really enjoying your work! I look forward to combing through your older posts!
That's pretty awesome!! Your stuff is so detailed, oh and fantastic :)
Nice work, that is very cool.
Me ha encantado!
Me ha encantado!
Phenomenal. I can't believe I found this! (Deep google image drilling) I am about to begin my own and was image searching when I found yours. Any advice for one seen from all sides?
Can you show us how you painted it in steps?
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