Saturday, May 15, 2010
Working on the Shoot for the Newest Line!
There's a whole lot going on under this dress!
Raw images will be posted shortly.
Extremely excited to see what Mary Rockwood-Crabtree comes up with to complete the images for the website!
thanks to Tala (model), Shawna (model), Robert (Photography), Jessi (Make up & Hair) Teresa (Bookings), Mary (continued love and support), And of Course the ever present and a thrill to work with Amber Nichole (model) Straight from Iraq!
Design by: C. Scott Fisher
Raw images will be posted shortly.
Extremely excited to see what Mary Rockwood-Crabtree comes up with to complete the images for the website!
thanks to Tala (model), Shawna (model), Robert (Photography), Jessi (Make up & Hair) Teresa (Bookings), Mary (continued love and support), And of Course the ever present and a thrill to work with Amber Nichole (model) Straight from Iraq!
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Maine State Music Theater '99
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
From Rendering to Reality
Just showing the process of a drawing, concept to the finished creation. I started this design back in 1995. I finally got it on a body and shot 15 years later. I'm extremely happy with the outcome and can't wait to see what Mary RC comes up with for a background. Thanks go to both amber Nichole and Robert for making this particular design come full circle. This Dress has travelled quite a bit to get here. I remember hand sewing the jet beads to the lace in a balcony of an old theater in Maine. It was dark. I was sitting next to a good friend, Gaylord, whild she knitted. She still tells me to this day when she pulls ut that shawl she still looks for a discarded thread from this costume in her shawl.

Sunday, March 21, 2010
Photo Shoot "Behind the scenes"
Behind the scene photo of our girls "goofing" off! This is from the most recent shoot we did with Robert John Kley, http://www.rjkphoto.com/ . Our Make up artist/Web designer Mary Rockwood-Crabtree, http://www.maryrc.com/ , is editing the photo's and preparing them to go up on the site. We have added a Theater Line, a Vintage Line as well as a 17th and 18th Century Line. I will post a couple of the un-edited photo's as a teaser for now.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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