Self-taught SFX artist ranging from traditional & 3D modelling, prosthetics, makeup, design and prop building.
← Back to homeKingdom crests designed by me and digitalised by Umay Acar Sumer. A bear was chosen to represent the Geatish warriors, native to their modern homeland, Sweden.
A stag was chosen to represent the continued defense Heorot made against the monster Grendel. The antlers mirror the tree of life and the parallel lives of the story's lovers.
Starkad of the Heathobards brings death in favour of Gold. In Norse mythology, ravens represent death and tie to Odin.
SFX scar created for each shooting day using an eyeshadow base, lip balm applied with cue tip for fleshy undertones and nail glue to create the pulled skin texture.
Set design across the full 24-person production, requiring 6th century pieces sourced and made from second hand items.
Made from a plastic wine glass, tin foil was hot glued on to create base form. Air dry clay was modelled on top using a tooth pick to create dragon design. Spray painted gold.
Made from fake arm base, repainted to create monster skin tone and scars. Blood affect painted on and claws modelled from air dry clay.
Narrators Book with ties to real Beowulf book designs. Dragon Ouroboros shows that Beowulf's story will be constantly retold, yet always ends to dragons fire.
Lightweight shields made from cardboard base and wood engraved EVA foam panels. Unique crests designed to reflect character story and ambitions.
Fake roast pig created over bags of old clothes, paper mache and air dry clay to create facial features.
Technique test to create the fauns face from Pan's Labyrynth using liquid latex. Base model built on wig stand using terracotta clay.
Examples of self-applied SFX makeup using face paint, fake blood, liquid latex and cotton wool.
Commissioned to design computer science sticker for prospective students at Royal Holloway University of London.
Commissioned to model wearable perks using Blender, print and then paint using Centauri Carbon.