Live Action Role Playing; participants act out characters in a fictional setting.

The art of creating clothing and accessories for characters in performances.

Crafting objects used by actors to enhance storytelling in LARP or theater.

The process of creating handmade items using various materials and techniques.

A collection of work showcasing skills and creativity, often used for job applications.

Various substances used in costume and prop making, like fabric, foam, and wood.

Methods for joining fabrics together, including stitching and hemming.

A visual collage of images and materials that convey the desired aesthetic for a project.

The study of how colors interact and their emotional impacts on design.

The act of drawing preliminary designs to visualize costume ideas.

A typical example of a character type, guiding costume design choices.

Decorative elements added to costumes or props to enhance visual appeal.

Rules and practices to ensure a safe working environment during crafting.

Proper techniques for using crafting tools safely and effectively.

An initial model of a costume or prop used for testing and refinement.

Keeping records of materials, processes, and safety practices during crafting.

Constructive criticism provided by classmates to improve design and execution.

A written explanation of the concept and elements of a costume or prop.

Techniques for effectively showcasing designs to an audience or potential employers.

Specific methods used in creating costumes and props, including sewing and sculpting.

A detailed account of a character's traits and backstory to inform design.

Clear, professional images that showcase portfolio pieces effectively.

A continuous process of receiving and applying feedback to improve work.

Fundamental concepts that guide the creation of aesthetically pleasing and functional designs.

The process of putting together various elements of a costume into a cohesive whole.