Scenic Painting
Over the years I have supplemented my props work with scenic painting. I have taken on two productions (Tarzan and Aida) at the Atlanta Lyric Theatre as Scenic Charge. I was also a co-charge for the premier of Out of Darkness: Two Remain produced by The Atlanta Opera. Between college and 2017, I spent most of my career touring with Disney on Ice: Frozen produced by Feld Entertainment. There, I was tasked with maintaining the props and set as the production aged. Much of this work was replicating the original paint treatment if the original material was damaged or destroyed. Due to Non Disclosure Agreements I am unable to highlight my work with Feld Entertainment on my website. Please reach out if you would like to see additional work samples.
Aida, August 2018
Atlanta Lyric Theatre
Scenic Designer: Lee Shiver-Cerone
 woven luan strips over flat frames. Sponge rollers in 5 colors, 2 layers. |  Full rear wall with secondary Eye of Horus. ship's sails above and tomb downstage. |  base texture rear walls. sponge rollers, hudson sprayer, and plenty of water |
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 Scrim wall Eye of Horus. Luan and bead foam. |  Floating Eye of Horus eyeball close-up. During painting, I use black and white photos to see contrast and color variation throughout the piece. |  Color close-up of floating eye |
 Muslin map drop |  Map drop on muslin. Painted with scenic designer, Lee Shiver-Cerone. |  Base texture for judgement walls, three color scumble over 3 dimensional foam wall. |
AIDA presented by the Atlanta Lyric Theatre
Tarzan, May 2018
Atlanta Lyric Theatre
Scenic Designer: Daniel Patillo
We used spare foliage around the shop as well as some cut stencils of leaves to add layers of leaves. As the three colors of spatter were added in on the top, we removed a few leaves at a time giving them different depths.
Out of Darkness: Two Remain March 2018
The Atlanta Opera
Scenic Designer: Christopher Dills
getting creative with textures. The challenge was to closely replicate the technique done on the bottom half of the set, but paining it up.
