Eryn Brooks

Belle Blue dress

Belle blue dress

Belle Gold dress

Belle gold dress

B & B The Beast Blue and gold tailcoat-page-001_edited

Beast tailcoat

Cogsworth Rendering

Cogsworth

Lumiere Rendering

Lumiere

Lumiere Cowl process photo 1

After using a poster board to drape the shape of the cowl, Wonderflex was cut and sewn into the cowl shape. It was then steamed to harden and then two layers of Sculpt or Coat was applied. A Sharpe was used to draw on basic designs.

Lumiere Cowl process photo 2

Pipe insulation foam was cut into fourths with a bandsaw and was glued onto the hardened cowl. Other small pieces of hardened Wonderflex were then glued on in layers to add dimension. Plastic gem stones were glued on top to add texture. A pool noodle was carved with a leaf texture with a hot knife and glued to the edge of the cowl.

Lumiere Cowl Process photo 3

After all the decorative elements were added, another layer of Sculpt or Coat was added and left to dry over night.

Lumiere Cowl Process photo 4

The entire cowl was lined with brocade fabric and then painted gold with acrylic metallic paint.

Lumiere Cowl Process Photo 5

Highlights and shadows were then painted in with black, brown and white acrylic paint.

Completed Lumiere Act 2 cowl

Lumiere Hands Process Photo 1

After the fake torches were bought, they were covered with a layer of poster board and hardened Wonderflex.

Lumiere Hands Process Photo 2

The hands are designed to snap apart into two pieces so that the batteries can be changed in the torches. After being sure of the fit, both pieces are covered in a layer of Sculpt or Coat and left to dry over night.

Lumiere Hands Process photo 3

Grey pipe insulation was cut in half and then glued to the hands. Smaller pieces of hardened Wonderflex were glued to the top of the hands to mask the connection between the two halves. Plastic gem stones were glued on to add texture before painting.

Lumiere Hands Process photo 4

The top of the hands conceal the top of the torch. Spray foam was used to create the candle drips. After that was dry, everything was covered in a layer of Sculpt or Coat to dry over night.

Lumiere Head

A Wonderflex base was draped on a wig block. It was then sewn and hardened. The candle head has a base of floral foam that is covered by spray foam. It was then covered in Sculpt or Coat and painted with white acrylic paint.

Finished Lumiere Hand

Babette

Babette

Cutlery Rendering

Cutlery

Potts and Chip

Mrs. Potts

Potts Process photo 1

Constructed a crinoline cage for base of Potts bottom.

Potts Process photo 2

Covered cage with 1/2" green upholstery foam.

Potts Process photo 3

Added 1/2" green upholstery foam to crinoline cage. The foam was sewn together like a beach ball.

Potts Process photo 4

Constructed the top of the pot with 1/2" green upholstery foam.

Potts Process photo 5

Checking the fit of the top to the waist section of the bottom bowl.

Potts process photo 6

draped and sewed the spout of the tea pot.

Potts Process photo 7

Covered the bottom and the top of the tea pot with pink and cream brocade fabric. Floral appliques were then sewn on by hand.

Potts Process photo 8

The spout was then fitted to the bodice section of the pot.

Chip process photo 1

Cut head hole and chip out of plastic flower pot.

Chip process photo 2

Added green upholstery foam to flower pot.

Chip process photo 3

Covered green foam with pink and cream brocade. Added floral appliques to match Mrs. Potts. Added pool noodle around top of flower pot and pool noodle handle.

Chip Process photo 4

Glued plastic gem stones to pool noodle handle to add texture before painting.

Finished Chip head

Potts and Chip finale

Finished Potts Finale dress

Finished Potts Finale dress