A collection of props I’ve made in the past for productions, projects, courses and for fun. I have a habit of making things to the best of my ability and have a good eye for detail, enabling me to create accurate and realistic props based off thorough research.
Rohirrim book
Back cover
Hand drawn map of Middle Earth
Edoras The Golden Hall & Helms Deep
Helm Hammerhand
Two horse heads on the spine
Rohirrim toolbox
Fish & Chips food prop
Cut sponge into shape
Cover in PVA
Paint first layers
Paint second layers
Jamaican Patties food prop
Wrapping tinfoil in clay
Shaping to look like a patty/pastie
Using tissue paper and PVA as mince meat for a half eaten patty
Applying primer and base layer
Painting more layers
Adding gloss to make it look greasy
Patties on set
The kitchen set, for which I sourced and made the other props
1982 Brixton, London, kitchen set, for which I was the props person and set dresser
Uruk-hai sword
Stick two layers of plastazote together with metal rod in centre
Testing weight and size
Cutting off excess material
Use belt sander to add texture
Paint 2 layers of base colour
Dry brush metallic paint
TOO WAR!!!
Witch-king of Angmar helm
Marking template on sheet of plastazote
Assembling the main parts
Adding the details
"The Dark Lord has not yet revealed his deadliest servant" - Gandalf