An
eerie sensation touched the hearts of those who ventured into The
Origins Gallery in Stroudsburg, PA on Friday October 14th
as an Introduction
into Special F/X Make-Up
Class was taught by Daniel
Ferron. The overwhelming aspects of this eeriness dissipated as the
congeniality Mr. Ferron is best known for greeted the small number of
observers who came to see him at his craft. After greeting the
company, Mr. Ferron began applying colors and texture upon the face
of Xander
Ryder
which transformed him from a young man to a long dead Zombie. The
class was videotaped by Carlo Deconza of Deconza Productions
www.behance.net/cdeconza.
Mr.
Ferron's insights of the discipline were demonstrated while he applied
the makeup to Mr. Ryder.
He began by asking his subject how long has he been dead. This was
explained as being important as the degree of decomposition varied
with the passage of time. Mr. Ferron then began placing hues to
accentuate the allusion to decaying flesh along with facial boils to
enhance the effects. As the work was nearing its completion, everyone
present increased their appreciation for the art form and Mr. Ryder
looked ghouled.
You can view photographs taken during the class in The Let's
Make a Zombie
Gallery at
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10155351874448761.1073742024.91146283760&type=3.
Daniel
Ferron
has had an extensive career in film and stage acting which he enjoyed
throughout his life. His most recent project was the creation of the
documentary film titled, “My Life, My Story, My Tourettes” which
reveals the challenges Mr. Ferron and others who have Tourettes
Syndrome encounter throughout their lives. The film is directed by
Peter Giunta and produced by Primodio Studios with Mr. Ferron serving
as the documentary's narrator, interviewer, and focal point. You'll
be able to view a trailer of the film at www.vimeo.com/123151240.
The
Origins Gallery is a contemporary arts gallery located on the lower
level of The Gamers Edge Comics and Games Store at 580 Main St. in
Stroudsburg, PA. The class titled, “Introduction
into Special F/X Make-Up
Class” was taught by Daniel
Ferron and
is part of their InspIrArt Series. In addition to the classes they
offer, the venue also presents exhibitions of work created by local
artists. Their current exhibition is titled, “Ghosts,
Ghouls, and Girls” and
will
be on display until October 26th.
Their next show will be their Collaborations
Exhibition II with an Artists' Reception scheduled for Saturday
November 5th
beginning at 6pm. Artists are invited to participate in the exhibit
and the drop off dates are November 2nd
and 3rd.
You
can learn more about The Origins Gallery and all they have to offer
by exploring their Facebook Page at
www.facebook.com/OriginsGalleryStroudsburg.
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