Angela Yee from University Covenant Church in Davis, California brings us this great use of contrasting fabrics.
They worked with two types of fabric: a polyester lining, chosen for being inexpensive, solid-colored, and easy to drape, and shimmer organza, which shifts in color between blue-purple and green-red.
The fabrics were hung on booms, and a steamer was used to smooth out wrinkles as the booms were raised.
For lighting, they relied on fresnels from above and four pars for uplighting. Gels were kept to a minimum—just a couple of red ones to highlight the red threads in the green shimmer organza.
The center opening was created by clipping the fabric edges with a griff clip and pulling it upward with a black rope.
can you post a link to much bigger pictures, also how big is your stage? plus, Great looking stage!
Nice Effect! No easy task hanging fabric and making it work. Glad you posted this….Thanks
Would love to talk to you about your design.
Beautiful design with simple but elegant color usage. Where in the design is the polyester lining fabric used, and what is the height of your ceiling that this backdrop is projected over?