Two scenic artists explain how they used Rosco Scenic Products to coat and protect a foam skull entryway that transformed a home into a haunted house – this Halloween, and for Halloween seasons to come.

These were made at a workshop taught by Jenny Knot of Rosco, Inc. at UM in Missoula, hosted by Alessia Carpocca. We explored the use of the coating products and were challenged to create different projects with shop junque. The biggest challenge was to assemble a Steampunk item.

These were made at a workshop taught by Jenny Knot of Rosco, Inc. at UM in Missoula, hosted by Alessia Carpocca. We explored the use of the coating products and were challenged to create different projects with shop junque. The biggest challenge was to assemble a Steampunk item.

These were made at a workshop taught by Jenny Knot of Rosco, Inc. at UM in Missoula, hosted by Alessia Carpocca. We explored the use of the coating products and were challenged to create different projects with shop junque. The biggest challenge was to assemble a Steampunk item.

These pictures are of work created by students on the 2 week Scenehouse Paint course. The course is about to run again and you can find out more it at www.scenehouse.co.uk, as well as the rest of the 8 week programme which covers theatre design and props making.

These examples are from a painting workshop lead by Jenny Knott at Solano College. The class painted color wheels learning about the 6 primary colors in ROSCO paint. Next they learned about how far to thin paint and still have color.Lastly the students applied the process by painting a panel. 2nd day the class learned about the ROSCO Texture products then had a hands on lab working with each. There is a class shot during the texture workshop and some foam rocks/bricks made by using foam coat.