Painting Creepy Insects and Containment Bins | The End Haunted House Build 2018 | Part 7
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What this video covers
This short episode is part of an ongoing build series documenting the creation of 'The End' haunted house for Halloween 2018. The focus of this installment is painting work, specifically applying paint treatments to insect props and containment bins to sell a creepy, infestation-themed set environment. As part of the HauntTober 2018 series, it captures the behind-the-scenes progress of a dedicated home haunter in the final push before Halloween.
Key takeaways
- ◆Part 7 of an ongoing haunted house build series documenting 'The End' for 2018
- ◆Focuses on painting insect props and containment bins as set dressing elements
- ◆Demonstrates how paint work contributes to selling a themed horror environment
- ◆Short-form progress update typical of a haunt build vlog format
Who this is for
Home haunters and haunt enthusiasts who enjoy following along with seasonal build series and want inspiration for themed prop painting and set dressing.
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