Q&A with Simon, Designer & Maker

Q: Hello Simon! What is your role at Dead Walk Designs? I mostly run the CNC machine! I also do a bit of design work, a bit of painting work, a bit of chippying, and I’m the team chef too. I started with Dead Walk Designs on Wake the Tiger. Q: What was your background…

Q&A with Liam, Designer & Marketing Officer

Liam provides conceptual and practical designs for attractions and escape rooms, as well as marketing support to spread the word about Dead Walk Designs’ projects! Q: How did you get into designing for themed attractions? Liam: After graduating with an animation degree, I used my design skills to create escape rooms at an attraction I…

Q&A with Bevis, Theming Sculptor & Finisher

Every member of the team at Dead Walk Designs has their own unique skills that they bring to our projects. In this week’s Q&A, we’re talking to Bevis, whose amazing theming and finishing work helps bring attractions to life! Q: What is your role at Dead Walk Designs? Bevis: I mostly work on sand and…

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…

Q&A with Ty, Carpenter

Ty , a self-proclaimed ‘man of wood’, contributes his carpentry skills to the projects at Dead Walk Designs. Q: What led you to develop the skills you use for Dead Walk Designs projects? Ty: Carpentry was something that I genuinely enjoyed when I left school, and I wanted to pursue it as a career. At…

Q&A with Shaun Davies, Managing Director

Shaun is the Managing Director of Dead Walk Designs, as well as lead designer, sculptor, prop maker and scenic painter. Q: How did you get into the world of creating themed attractions? Shaun: When I left art college at 19 I started out as a labourer for a local company called Creative Solutions. They did…