PETER AND THE STARCATCHER | tiffanychendesigns

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Peter and the starcatcher
University of North Carolina School of the Arts
Costume Designer: Bee Gable
Craft Head: Dorothy Austin-Harrell
Position: Crafts Assistant

The Mermaids

Photo Credit: Peter Mueller

The Mermaids

Photo Credit: Peter Mueller

Process shot of removing excess dye from the fabric.

Photo Credit: Anna Riddick

Process shot of a shibori dyed "tail."

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold s

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold scene.

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold scene.

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold scene.

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold scene.

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold scene.

Plastic sea shells painted to look realistic and then later on exaggerated to accentuate the bold scene.

Tin cups that I dented and distressed in order to create a worn and rusty look. I dry brushed paint to create the visual textures seen.

Tin cups that I dented and distressed in order to create a worn and rusty look. I dry brushed paint to create the visual textures seen.

Tin cups that I dented and distressed in order to create a worn and rusty look. I dry brushed paint to create the visual textures seen.

Tin cups that I dented and distressed in order to create a worn and rusty look. I dry brushed paint to create the visual textures seen.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Process shot of the sea shell in progress as I added layers of paint and then moved onto details.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

Seashell that was molded and shaped, provided to the craft shop by the wig and makeup department.

I used a real shell in order to create the textures and aging on the molded shell.

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