Saturday, April 28, 2007

Historical Clothing - Mid 1800's

Ladies Wool Cloak with Hood, Fully Lined (100% Wool/ Lining 100% Cotton)
Ladies Girabaldi Blouse with Military Braid Trims(100% Cotton), Gathered Skirt (100% Wool)

Ladies Pagoda Sleeve Blouse (100% Cotton), Gathered Skirt (100% Wool)


Saturday, December 16, 2006

Coca Cola Christmas Display



















This is a foam carved display made for a contest between Coca-Cola Retail Account Representatives. The snowboarding polar boar is handmade of ultralight suede and has a leather nose. The snowboard, ramp, ice cave and iceberg are all handcarved and painted. All mini Coca-Cola product logos are from P.O.S. supplied to the RAR. The pictures actually do it no justice.......it looks very, very cool in person!

Wednesday, December 6, 2006

Welcome to Our Creative Minds blog. We are new to blogging, so our pictures are a bit reversed in order. LOL Please accept our apologies. We have quite a few pictures of the work we do, so be sure to check the older posts too. Thank you for stopping by!

2006 CLC Christmas Program - Construction

Wailing WallBackside of Traditional Flat Panels
Ok, I'm new to this uploading, so the pictures started in reverse. This is a foam carved wall, after it has been 'muddied' and textured.



This is Marlene, applying mud to the walls.



This is Marlene's Padawan, Joshua, carving out the foam blocks.


Padawan's Joshua and Jeremy constructing flat panels.






Padawan Terry, constructing flat panels.






Padaway Terry constructing platform.



















2006 CLC Christmas Program - The Manger

Act 2, Scene 6: Angels over Manger - not a very good picture, sorry.
(Hidden platform, behind manger; 2" x 4" construction of a 3' d x 8' w deck with 30" w stairs and landing.)

2006 CLC Christmas Program - The Inn


Act 2, Scene 4: The Inn
(Foam covered Studio Panels; carved, textured and painted. 6 - 4' x 8', 2 - 4' x 6', 4 - 4' x 4'.

2006 CLC Christmas Program - Jesus' cradle

Act 2, Scene 3: Joseph making Jesus a cradle fit for a King
(Initial design by Marlene Jeske, Construction and leg design modification by Keith Van Houten)