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CURRENT PROJECTS
Jekyll & Hyde by Jeffrey Hatcher Division of Theatre & Dance - West Virginia University- October 2010
Key Research - Operating Theatre inverted values for a sense of unease / x-ray quality
7-25 Sketch
7-22 :
Hi Jenna,
I've tried to add the contrast we talked about by
adding the architectural doors/arches SR & SL, while
leaving the center operating theatre open. This allows
the cyc/plastic to give variations: color, shadows, etc.
The last two (below the groundplan) show the effect
of a shadow-mask arch behind the plastic and a
skewed floating red door.
7-25:
Hey, I've added a new variation (first sketch below). It
uses a collage of other doors instead of the gothic
revival architecture and simplifies the white outlines. I
think the uniformity of the doors is a nice support of
the many-actors-portray-Hyde idea....
Hi Jenna,
I've tried to add the contrast we talked about by
adding the architectural doors/arches SR & SL, while
leaving the center operating theatre open. This allows
the cyc/plastic to give variations: color, shadows, etc.
The last two (below the groundplan) show the effect
of a shadow-mask arch behind the plastic and a
skewed floating red door.
7-25:
Hey, I've added a new variation (first sketch below). It
uses a collage of other doors instead of the gothic
revival architecture and simplifies the white outlines. I
think the uniformity of the doors is a nice support of
the many-actors-portray-Hyde idea....
7-23 Sketches