Representing characters in themed attractions

When you don’t have actors to hand, how can you incorporate characters into your themed attraction? A character can be represented by animatronics, sculptures, theming, audio, images, props or even smells. In this article, we will show some of the instances when we’ve created or represented characters, sharing some of our thinking behind the processes.…

Six Spooky Sketches for Sinister Sites

At the start of a project, we’ll produce a range of quick sketches to give the client some ideas as to what could be possible. With Halloween on the way, here are six of the spookiest sketches we’ve produced for visitor attractions! Pumpkin podiums This sketch was made to convey a spooky aesthetic, but it…

Using 3D design to visualise your project

As part of our design package, particularly with sets, scenery and themed displays, it can be useful to create a computer-generated model which is built to scale using measurements from CAD drawings and onsite surveys. These models help us to understand the overall concept and discover, at an early stage, which content will work for…

Q&A with Joe, Signwriter & Designer

Joe is a skilful signwriter, designer and ‘painty boy’ on the Dead Walk Designs Team, often seen painting intricate lettering or decoration a few metres above your head! Q: What is your specialism at Dead Walk Designs? Joe: Causing mischief. Also sign-painting and designs! Q: What has been your favourite Dead Walk Designs project to…

Dead Walk Designs / AromaPrime goody giveaway

To celebrate the start of the summer, we’re teaming up with AromaPrime Themed Scents to give away some goodies. 😊 πŸ‘‰ For the chance to win, simply comment on one or more of our giveaway posts with what you think the skull should be named! The giveaway posts can be found @DeadWalkDesigns on Facebook, Instagram…