I am not sure of how many uses I will actually find for this, but I have just discovered a new product.
Fantasy FX canned fog.
This product has apparently been used extensively in recent years for productions of Hairspray.
This product has apparently been used extensively in recent years for productions of Hairspray.
I imagine this canned fog effect would have many uses, though I used it for a hairspray effect as well.
The fog inside has very little scent and hangs nicely in the air
A quick bit of spray adhesive on a recreated AquaNet Label
And we have a wonderful can of hairspray that doesn't leave any sort of sticky film on actresses, props, or the floor
I know it's been a while since you posted this, but I'm trying to recreate an old Aqua Net label for a prop can in a show we're doing. How did you recreate your label? I need a 70's era label and your's looks great!
ReplyDeleteI actually just created my label using a simple draw program (I used open office. Red rectangle on the bottom, white rectangle on the top, a few black diagonal lines that copied and pasted over and over to get the diamond grid.
DeleteFor the text, I just went through my fonts to find ones that looked close to the research images I found. I might have downloaded a few off dafont.com.
I'd send you the actual file, but it looks like I've gotten a new computer since then and that one didn't get saved.
Let me know if I can offer any other help.
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ReplyDeleteThanks Jesse, after I left your site, I decided to try creating one in Publisher - have it all but the net background. Will try your method. Thanks again.
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