Saturday, 22 September 2012
Commedia dell'arte
These are more pictures of the Commedia dell'arte: (for commentary refer to previous posts).
Commedia dell'arte Scenes
More pictures of the major Commedia dell'arte piece.
The pop up card.
Right hand side of inside theatre.
Two side panels not yet affixed to theatre/diorama.
Above a wider view with side panels and major theatre scene.
Closer view of interiors of theatre.
Some major characters.
Side show views two levels, stair well with clowns.
Side panels before mounting.
Sides next to major toy theatre scene.
The pop up card.
Right hand side of inside theatre.
Two side panels not yet affixed to theatre/diorama.
Side show theatre as a street scene
Above a wider view with side panels and major theatre scene.
Closer view of interiors of theatre.
Some major characters.
Above: matchbox toy theatre scene
Side show views two levels, stair well with clowns.
Side panels before mounting.
Sides next to major toy theatre scene.
Commedia dell'arte Large Screen Theatre
I have combined various projects within this larger frame of works.
It consists of smaller dioramas of street theatre for Commedia dell'arte, a paper model of the leaning tower of Pisa, as well as various construction stages.
This is the 'ceiling' of the theatre in partial contruction.
One of the scenes to the far left, second major level.
A new toy theatre diorama scene made specifically for this project. More of the ceiling below:
Part assembled scene combining a previous Commedia dell'arte, two floor levels of new street scenes and the leaning tower of Pisa, plus background wall.
The front view on the left hand side of the larger scene. This combines a pop-up card I bought in Las Vegas. I have also used sea glass for more visual effects of the water.
First level with miniature toy theatre on your left. Plus a look at the street scene and ground. These effects I have used pre-printed mulberry paper from an Italian paper company.
Another view of a theatre scene not rigidly sticking with uniformity but using some imagination to go out of the 'boxes'.
It consists of smaller dioramas of street theatre for Commedia dell'arte, a paper model of the leaning tower of Pisa, as well as various construction stages.
This is the 'ceiling' of the theatre in partial contruction.
One of the scenes to the far left, second major level.
Part assembled scene combining a previous Commedia dell'arte, two floor levels of new street scenes and the leaning tower of Pisa, plus background wall.
First level with miniature toy theatre on your left. Plus a look at the street scene and ground. These effects I have used pre-printed mulberry paper from an Italian paper company.
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| Theatre scene |
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| Combined glass cover with new theatre scene which will be used separately on the grand scheme of things. |
Another view of a theatre scene not rigidly sticking with uniformity but using some imagination to go out of the 'boxes'.
