The Designer decided the drinks cart in the hotel needed some Canadiana, so we labeled up some dollar store bottles with these period Canada Dry labels. The label was created in Photoshop, and then I printed it, and made a copy of the first printing, and then made a copy of the second printing. The image then becomes a third generation print, and has a nice natural grain, and blur. I have never achieved the same quality using the tools in Photoshop, it either looks like a crisp, plastic image, or a plastic image with a layer of grainy blur sitting on top of it.

This book doesn’t play heavily in Hair, but it is mentioned, and makes a brief appearance.

ooooo this was a good one. Cut into fours, we handed these out to the audience each  show, and a few people tweeted pictures of themselves with these be-in invites. Sadly there was no be-in in the park on Sunday 2pm.

Hello, it has been a few seasons since I updated the gallery, so at least 14 new shows are on the way. This process is always a walk down memory lane, and a little bit time intensive, so if it takes a while to get the cobwebs cleared, it’s because the build for Miracle on 34th Street has got in the way.