Alterations on Moon

Uniforms arrived but were too small alteration have been made.
Our prototype moon was crushed whist in storage therefore a new moon was made.
A new moon have more of a traditional curve and taller in height for people sitting down.
New stronger card was made as the base and was paper mâché for strength to stand on its own.

Drawing dimensions

Moon can stand on its own!

Moon paper mâché

Moon Painted Sliver

Stand to Hold the Moon

Back of the Moon

Moon Standing on its Own

Moon Inside the Booth

-Gabriella

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