Class projects: the rest of the complex projects!
Here's part two of my Masks & Armor students' final projects! Some totally mindboggling stuff here.
Remember these pauldrons from the first round of images? Second-year grad Denise Dietrich made the rest of Jaime Lannister's armor, primarily using Wonderflex and leather.
Second-year grad Colleen Dobson took her inspiration from Lord of the Rings, and created this leather breastplate.
First-year grad Katie Keener created this quilted armor, a "Coat of 1000 Nails," using silks and cottons, leather trim, and hot-fix "rivets."
Back view of same. The green metallic strips are leather.
PRC Wardrobe Supervisor Sam Kate Toney made the Hound's helmet from Game of Thrones.
Sam Kate primarily used Wonderflex to create the piece.
The dog-head visor moves up and down on Chicago-screw pivots.
Closed view.
Such an amazing group of students! Their work has been really outstanding to watch it all come together.
Remember these pauldrons from the first round of images? Second-year grad Denise Dietrich made the rest of Jaime Lannister's armor, primarily using Wonderflex and leather.
Second-year grad Colleen Dobson took her inspiration from Lord of the Rings, and created this leather breastplate.
First-year grad Katie Keener created this quilted armor, a "Coat of 1000 Nails," using silks and cottons, leather trim, and hot-fix "rivets."
Back view of same. The green metallic strips are leather.
PRC Wardrobe Supervisor Sam Kate Toney made the Hound's helmet from Game of Thrones.
Sam Kate primarily used Wonderflex to create the piece.
The dog-head visor moves up and down on Chicago-screw pivots.
Closed view.
Such an amazing group of students! Their work has been really outstanding to watch it all come together.