These are but a few of the various projects I have worked on over the years. Some of these were in a team environment and others on my own.
American Village Citizens Trust Independence Hall West Wing Foyer
American Village Citizens Trust located in Montevallo, AL is home to many famous historic landmarks such as Mt. Vernon and Jefferson's home. Philadelphia's Independence Hall is being added and this was Phase 1 of 3. This Foyer experience places visitors in Boston between 1765 and 1775 on the cusp of the American Revolution introducing visitors to the Intolerable Acts placed upon colonists by Parliament. This experience ends with an exclusive film created just for American Village. This project in association with Media Merge, was a 2 year endeavor where I was scenic design director responsible for concepts to finish detail, graphics, and prop elements.
After several weeks of measurements and scale drawings we were able to begin the process. Three of the theater bays would become the main Trampoline Park with a fourth being the Dodgeball Court.
The entire Space was pulled up in 3D using Sketchup and all finalized artwork mapped to the model for a virtual walk through of the facility.
This room was situated into a recess. We created a bit of an optical illusion here.
After several weeks of measurements and scale drawings we were able to begin the process. Three of the theater bays would become the main Trampoline Park with a fourth being the Dodgeball Court.
Steel City Trampoline Park Super Mural and Environment Graphics
I was approached by a friend to help theme out the Trampoline Center he was working on in a converted 16 screen movie theater. The theater was dropping four screens to accommodate the Park. Unfortunately the Project never materialized due to change of management, but a complete vision was achieved. Thanks to CJ Franks for assisiting me heavily on this project. All art created in Adobe Illustrator and Sketchup.
A primitive theropod, related to the Tyrannosaur family, that roamed the coastline of Alabama 85 million years ago. A collaborative effort with McWane Science Center Staff and Expo Displays.
Brian Parson with the McWane Exhibits team created this proof of concept that was then used by the marketing staff to seek a donor to make this a reality.
and wishes them well on their travels. A unique item that is a true Alabamian.
A primitive theropod, related to the Tyrannosaur family, that roamed the coastline of Alabama 85 million years ago. A collaborative effort with McWane Science Center Staff and Expo Displays.
Appalachiosaurus at the Birmingham Shuttlesworth Airport
McWane Science Center was given the opportunity to advertise as part of the renovation at the Birmingham, AL Shuttlesworth International Airport which would feature elements of Birmingham's rich cultural heritage and many attractions.