...was that a yeti?
Gathering Inspiration leading to Production....
In 1940, Vancouver's Stanley Park was the place for an adventure. We took off from there, creating the scene with public-museum-style nature dioramas, fuzzy creatures, furry animals and picnics for all...
Installation
Setting the Scene- with local props, rocks, plants, moss, trees, totems and that moose...love that guy. Actually we added yellow galoshes to his feet and had him blowing a pink bubble- inspired by a billboard located downtown Chicago.
It's The Little Things
Visual details fully support the vintage reality. Layering the scenes of the evening together with a nod to the style of famous director Wes Anderson. All photographs of the scenes below are courtesy of Dusty Brown.
A Performance to Remember
Collaborating with NewMoon and Crossfire Productions to bring the Evening to life with Action and Music. New Moon and Ohms Designs created the characters based on corporate trueness, created the timely costumes and the storyline to host the evening.
With all of the Layers TahDah!