INTO THE WOODS DESIGN PALETTES
The Chrome Oxide Green is a great base color for leaves, then mix the Lemon Yellow in to make a brighter highlight green. The Burnt Umber is the base color for your wood bark. Lighten with the White for a highlight color.
Mix the Paynes Grey or the Van Dyke Brown into either base color to create the shadow colors for your leaves and bark.
You can use the Off Broadway White to create your “cow as white as milk,” and you can paint your “slippers as pure as gold” with Metallix Gilders Gold on top of a Golden Yellow base coat. You'll want to prime the shoes first, though. More details on this below.
PRO TIP
You can experiment creating woodsy colors for your set design by mixing the foliage paints inside Rosco’s Foliage Scenic Set.
Coating suggestions provided by Scenic Artist Bridgette Dennett
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If the trees in your forest are constructed out of carved foam, you can use Rosco FoamCoat to protect the carving and prime the foam for paint. Learn more.
You can also use Rosco Flexbond in a papier-mâché technique to strengthen and prime your tree trunks and limbs. Learn more. |
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If you want to make your own “slippers as pure as gold” you’ll want use Rosco CrystalGel to prime them first. Next apply a base coat of Off Broadway Golden Yellow, and then finish off the look with a coat or two of the Metallix Gilders Gold. Learn more. |
EFFECT RECIPE
A Magical Invisible Blue Moon
Paint a moon that will come alive to showcase "The Last Midnight" using Rosco Invisible Blue Fluorescent Paint and a blacklight like Rosco's Miro Cube® 2 UV365.

Color suggestions provided by Lighting Designer Darius Evans
Use the R91, R89 & R86 together to create a mosaic of greenery and to convey different locations throughout the forest.
Gobo suggestions provided by Lighting Designer Darius Evans
Use a mixture of these two forest gobos to distinguish location throughout the story.
Use for the song "Giants in the Sky."



