Wheel of Fortune - Painting the Wheel!



I am touching up the Wheel of Fortune wheel backstage as they are setting up for recording the show. By the way the Wheel is an amazing machine!



Carnival Games!

Here is another Mt. Airy Village Fair game! It is called "Dousing Tiger" and is a take off on the classic dunk tank. The carnival goer throws a ball at the target and when it connects, the arm with the spikes on it drives into the water balloon and splat! Yea!

Carnival Games!

This is a carnival game I made for the Mt. Airy Village Fair. You spin the wheel and then toss a ring onto the hook with the same number. I will be repainting this piece to be "The Mysteries of Cleopatra!" for renting out!

Carnival Games!

Carnival game with the classic "punks"! Throw a bean bag and knock down a hinged punk and win a Village Fair Dollar! I designed built and painted this unit that breaks down flat for rental transport.

Carnival Games!

Carnival games for the Mt Airy Village Fair in Philadelphia! Steve Donegan designed these guys and I constructed and painted them. They are "The Ring-a-lings" with a bell in the hole that rings when you throw a ball and it makes it into the hole!

Monkey Paintings!

The person who bought this thought it looked like a grandma pirate!

Monkey Paintings!



A monkey painting I did for a show in Philadelphia.



Child's Room Mural

A friend and I painted this childs room between movie work. It was a blast!

The Ring - Scarey Barn Set

This was such a creepy set to work on in person! We had to take a high-lift crane to reach this room at the top of the barn location, and then create a little girls room in there! Not to mention painting the tree and then wallpapering over it and then drippy blood. Yikes!

"Annapolis" Flood Tank

The set department made this steel tank, and I spent a week painting the railings, viewing platform and sealing the metal. I had no idea what they were going to do in this set though! It turned out to be a training excersize for plugging holes in a flooding ship!

Shows I've Worked On - Posters!

This was a fun movie to work on! It had huge sets, boxing, fake navy ships, heck yes!

Rocky Statue

Here I am rough measuring the base of the Rocky Statue for replacing the Cement base. We moved the statue from in front of the old Stadium to the top of the Philadelphia Art Museum and then after shooting the scenes moved it to the grassy space in front of the famous museum steps. I like the bronze statue quite alot!

Miniatures!

The top of the tent on this sign is motorized and rotated on a cam so it had a nice tilt as it turned. I love the crime watch sign on the no parking pole!

Miniatures!

Close up on the base of the Shaky's Tire Shop sign.