Here, we are cutting our stencils out which we then place on the OHP which is in the image below.
We had the brilliant idea of thinking of another sort of projector, and came up with the OHP, which was exactly what we needed. The first type of projector we used gave the screen the white grid-like appearance, or lines, which we hadn't expected. The OHP has neither these, but we will have to wipe the screen and lense to ensure their are no marks that are then casted onto our final image...
The OHP allows us place our stencil on the base, which then reflects our images onto a wall. The long arm can be adjusted to create a blurry or defined image, depending on where you place it.
This is an example of a tree using the OHP. We were very happy with the outcome, so this is definitely our most successful and most likely our final method of creating our shadow puppetry.
The few more images are the stencil which have to bands name and the song name, amongst the trees and stars.
We will continue to make stencils, to create the images we want. For instance, the woodland with its trees, bushes and animals.
Our one concern is that there is a strange mark or something in the middle of the image- here (you can see it more clearer in the last image)- it looks like the flash of the camera, but it isn't...
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