This animated pile of trash was the moveable armature for the caterpillar in a community theatre production of The Looking Glass, a retelling of Alice in Wonderland.
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Captain Flint is a mechanized puppet that needed to be lightweight, durable, and easy to operate for a youth performer. He also needed to stretch
This little piggy is crafted from sculpey over a wire and tinfoil armature – right down to the corkscrew tail. – before being painted with
This fluffy monstrosity was a speed-build for a Jim Henson-themed party, constructed in under an hour, and wearable as a hat over a matching fur
This plushie was a custom-crafted commission to resemble a family pet, intended for an infant. Stitched eyes and nose – and “freckles.”
This plushie was crafted for an infant with stitched eyes and nose, and crafted from an ultra-soft synthetic fur fabric.
This sculpey horse bust is crafted on a wire armature with a wooden base, and painted in the likeness of beloved companion.
This cosplay is comprised of many pieces! The bracers were moulded worbla with vinyl wrapped on top, then hole-punched with eyelets to lace up. The gold
This cosplay is comprised of many pieces! The breast and back plates were carved and dremeled from an old yoga mat (yep, you read that
Constructed and moulded new runners for an old sled, complete with fresh paint job.
This prop shield was a rush job to be carried in the Canada Day Parade, 2025. It’s crafted from EVA foam with heavy duty reinforced
The Keltian fighter jets are featured in the short film, The Adventures of Dash Cloudrider, and required 2 scale versions of the same ship: 1
Crafted from plasticine and accessorized with a bike gear (as a nod to the bike cables so often used for practical animation), this design captures
The pikachu tail was crafted as an “easy cosplay” accessory. Structured over a metal frame, it was crafted from worbla for additional stability and painted.
These pieces were for an immersive experience centre, and consisted of painting what would become permanent installations to look like bamboo, stone, concrete, a giant
With the campy practical effects used in The Adventures of Dash Cloudrider, it only made sense that the title art was fashioned in the same style
Practical FX designed by me include clock wall (including off-screen deactivation), bed drop, toaster puppetry, and unspillable wine.
This logo design was featured on a crate “pedestal” in the production of Gingers in Love, a musical with more than a few nods to Shakespeare’s Midsummer