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hello there and welcome back to the

closet historian and back to my series

side hustling where I show you a little

bit more about the behind the scenes

whether that's more personal or actually

behind the scenes of set making prop

making making these videos my writing

process even sometimes though it's been

a few years but kind of a more behind

the curtain look at my work in general

and the process behind it and today I

wanted to show how I made the set for my

video last Thursday called Le Bat in

Rouge this is of course named after a

shop in the New Orleans square area of

Disneyland park in Disneyland California

I did grow up in Southern California in

San Diego and so driving up to

Disneyland was like a rare treat that I

always looked forward to so I do have a

certain Nostalgia for Disneyland and New

Orleans Square was always my favorite

part of Disneyland because you got your

Pirates ride excellent got the Haunted

Mansion excellent throwing a beignet and

it really is the best part of the park

for me there is of course now an entire

Star Wars themed area of the park but I

have not been back since that opened so

that could become my new favorite but

it'll have to wait and see but yes there

was a shop in New Orleans Square called

Le Baton Rouge until recently of course

a play on Baton Rouge Louisiana because

this area is supposed to be sort of a

Louisiana themed area and it was more of

a kind of Hot Topic store at least when

I was younger in the sense that it had

all The Nightmare Before Christmas

merchandise and kind of villains and

darker Gothic themed merchandise in this

shop so it was always a favorite of mine

as a kid when I visited so in the same

way as my last happy haunt video that I

did last year I can put a card up to

that lookbook from last year if you want

even more Halloween spooky Vibes but

just as a happy haunt was slightly based

on the Haunted Mansion I wanted to

continue the same sort of area because

the Haunted Mansion truly is like the

top Halloween destination for me I wish

I wish I could be there today I am

filming this on Halloween itself here

talking to you but this year I wanted to

go ahead and do a proper transformation

of my set last year I did kind of have

to throw things together after I got

back from that big road trip but this

year I had plenty of time to prepare and

gather materials so I'll show you the

process of turning my usual backdrop set

into this more exterior looking back of

the graveyard sort of idea so I put down

new flooring I have real bricks and fake

plants and real plants and I have

finishing on the walls and real moss on

the walls so let's go ahead and dive

back in time and I'll show you how I

pulled this set together

all right Pals we have mulch

we have tarps we have flooring we have a lamp

lamp

we have fake brick and we have our set oh

here you can kind of get an idea

Where We Are

and I'm gonna move my lovely new table I

bought at the Antique Mall this month

and although I did pick up some germs at

the antique mall so came with a bonus

um and then my lovely pumpkin friends my

dead flower arrangement move all this

stuff offset and it's time to transform this

this

into an exterior

like imagine if you've ever been to

Disneyland and you're waiting in line

for the Haunted Mansion

sort of the yard or like the windy path

before the Haunted Mansion sort of is

the vibe we're going for we'll see how

this goes

all right so here we are back on the

real camera as opposed to my handheld

iPhone camera situation so that I can

remove everything that's already on set

this is my 12 by 7 by four and a half

set here in the basement where I film a

lot of my like reveals of my projects

when they're finished or lookbooks Etc

and I'm going to start today's set by

putting down this tarp I have this

folded so it's two layers between the

old faux wooden flooring and the new

flooring I'm putting down and this is

some like flooring that's meant for your

gym or your garage it's recycled rubber

flooring but I thought it gave a good

asphalt or like pavement sort of look

um and hopefully you won't be able to

tell that it's like this Lego kind of

thing that snaps together very much from

far away unfortunately this material

because it is recycled material which is

a good thing is not consistent in the

color so I had this nice darker gray

kind of pavement color going on and I

was able to get three boxes of that but

the fourth box I picked up sadly is a

slight color variation I went back to

the same store

um I originally bought two boxes of this

thinking that would cover everything

turns out I don't really understand

square foot uh what that means and how

to do the math for it but I had to go

get some more of this stuff so instead

of two boxes I actually needed four

boxes and this is quite expensive so

just this flooring alone will cost me

about two to three times what this video

will make in about a year if the last

Halloween lookbook is anything to go by

so these videos really are only possible

because of patreon as I'm always saying

and we'll say again in this video you

can see that color variation here in the

stripes on either side sadly luckily my

faux wood chip situation is going to

cover that in a moment here for this set

but for my next set where I intend to

also use this flooring I will have to

figure out a solution but I'm setting up

some real bricks these are like 50 cents

each at the hardware store with some

fake iron fencing here that luckily

stands up pretty well on its own next to

those bricks so this is plastic iron

fencing that I got in the garden area at

the hardware store while I was picking

up the bricks and then these are again

recycled rubber wood chips this time so

instead of having real wood chips

because I didn't want to have a very

splintery situation down here I have

rubber wood chips we'll see if they're

any easier to pick up and clean up we'll

see how it goes but I'm laying down a

nice thick layer of those so I can stick

some fake Halloween tombstones into that

and use the wood chips kind of to hold

those up and I'm going to put a few of

these on either side the idea of putting

them up against the brick wall is like

if you ever go to very old graveyards

Sometimes some of the gravestones have

like fallen down or been removed over

the years and they usually line them up

along the walls of the graveyard so

that's something I've seen done before

and so I had that kind of idea here that

this maybe was a graveyard that has been

turned partially into a park or

something like that so some of the

gravestones are put up against the walls

and I wanted to start seeing what it was

going to look like if I put some

pumpkins on set as well so I'm moving

some pumpkins on to get an idea of how

this was going I of course ran out of

bricks as you can see on the right hand

side I need a few more bricks but I have

to go back to the hardware store for

that I wanted to test what we had so far

how it was going

um so I've got my Spotlight on some blue

light on I'm here in my Star Wars shirt

and jeans set building clothes you know

and here's the next day where i'm in

pajamas instead even more casual and you

can see while I was at the Home Depot

getting some more wood chips and more

bricks I picked up a very on sale plant

as well to put here on the right hand

side because all the plants of course

are dying it's the end of the season so

they're all very cheap at the hardware

store and then I grabbed some leaves

from outside we needed to break under

our trees anyhow

um so I grabbed a bunch of fall leaves

that had fallen from our trees and put

those in all all the areas where they

might accumulate via the wind so I was

kind of just throwing them around

randomly but also just making sure all

the corners and nooks and crannies were

full of leaves like they would be from

the wind blowing them around and then I

could put my pumpkins back over here I

was kind of doing things out of order

because I should have painted this

backdrop first as you can see I'm

starting to do here but due to like

start having certain materials and

needing help on cutting this brick board

from my dad who controls the saw much

better than I can

um I had to like do some things out of

order but what I have here is a bottle

like a cleaner bottle that I emptied out

and rinsed out and now I have half water

half green paint in here just a green

acrylic craft paint and I'm using this

watered down paint to spray my

tombstones the brick the wall and I do

just have some paper towels in my hand

that I'm using to kind of blot that out

catch any drips or anything where it's

too much but I'm just spraying this

paint mixture onto my wall and onto

everything and the bricks and everything

to give it a kind of greenish tinge like

there's been some moss growing like this

is a very humid and damp environment

that this area is in I of course live in

Colorado where things are extremely dry

and Moss is sadly rare but I assume in

New Orleans or Baton Rouge there's a bit

more of a moisture situation going on so

things might have a bit of a moss

covered effect or at least in my version

it does so I'm just spraying some green

on things to give it a bit of a green

tinge to start with I will have to amp

this up a little bit later and one way

to get a moss effect is to just buy a

bag of moss so this is a bag of reindeer

Moss from the craft store that I'm going

to shove a little piece of this in

between each brick so it looks like it's

growing out of the bricks I have some of

it stuffed underneath the pumpkins so it

looks like the pumpkins have been there

a while and Moss has grown around them

nooks and crannies again anywhere that

it looks like too much moisture would

collect and Moss could grow freely I'm

sticking some moss in there because the

best way to get a moss effect is to just

use real moss and I will start gluing

this onto my bricks eventually as well

but before that I want to give them a

little bit of a faux finish with some

paint before I actually bring the real

moss into play so for now I'm just

sprinkling that around and then kind of

putting some more broken leaves on top

of that so it looks like again the

leaves been blowing around and the Moss

has been growing here a while but for my

bricks here in the back you can see on

the left hand side there are two boards

that are pretty well lined up and then

on the right hand side the bricks didn't

line up there so I needed to cut that

board down a little bit more but I need

my my handyman assistance for that part

so I could work on other things while I

was waiting for that to happen so again

I have some olive and green paints on a

palette here and a really old like

busted sad brush a chip brush would work

well for this as well and I have a

little bit of water mixed into that to

make like a bit of a green paint slurry

and I'm just brushing that on like kind

of dry brushing the bricks and then

smooshing the paint into the grout lines

trying to make this variegated and

natural looking as I possibly can um

just giving everything a little bit more

of a green wash down here where I wanted

the bricks to be mossiest down nearer

the ground quote unquote as it were

where things would stay quite moist but

just smooshing paint around this does

not do perfect of course because my

camera is going to be quite far away

from this area and with the lighting of

course on the effect it takes on a

different look than when I have full

light luckily the final video won't be

in like 4K either so I'm not too worried

about it I will show you how I glued the

Moss onto the wall later on but for now

let me jump ahead and start drawing the

cracks and broken bits onto the top half

of my wall here I'm imagining this is

like a stucco covered portion of the

wall and so some of that stucco or

rendering is falling away and so I

wanted to draw some cracks here on the

wall I'm going to focus these just kind

of around my head and around the center

of the set because where I'll be

standing uh it'll be in the middle of

the set so everything is kind of drawn

or designed in a way to make the center

of the set the focal point where I will

of course be standing in my outfits in

the end but I'm looking at reference

pictures of cracked walls on my phone

here and drawing some larger cracks and

like Falling Away sections onto the wall

with a sharpie that I can go over with

paint in a moment this gray area is the

normal part of my set

um so my regular set now has these

cracks painted on and is slightly green

that's okay because I have the next that

I want to do involves a lot more pieces

covering up my normal walls again anyhow

so I'm not too worried about it I'm not

too worried about having cracked plaster

walls on my interior set either so here

I am painting these on in a rather

permanent fashion I could always go over

with a little more gray paint and make

them blend back in if I needed to but it

was time to start painting in my cracks

and what I did was I just filled in the

shapes I drawn on with Sharpie with

black paint to start so this is just

black acrylic craft paint

um really cheap acrylic craft paint that

I'm using to paint in the entire section

where I want these cracks and sections

to be I'm going to do this in a

multi-layer process to faux finish and

Trump oil Trump Loy however it said this

entire like wall to look chipped so I'm

painting in everything black first and

then I'll show you you the next layer

really starts to make it come to life

already I was very worried actually

about painting these cracks I was

concerned because I never done anything

like this before I've never done or like

been trained in any way in like Scenic

painting I used to paint a lot when I

was younger I wanted to be a painter but

not wall size things or like murals or

faux painting like this so all the

focpointing I do on set is just kind of

flying by the seat of one's pants and

hoping for the best so I didn't exactly

know how to go about this I didn't

really look it up I just was look again

looking at reference pictures to try and

get an idea of how I could do this

quickly and again it doesn't need to

look uh photo realistic up close like

this because the camera will be farther

away the lighting will be dim so I'm

doing my best here we'll see how it goes

and where these two theater Flats I have

three my set is three theater Flats wide

look up theater Flats if you like to

build a set like this or check out this

sign hustle and video where I originally

built this set with my dad a couple of

years ago but there is a seam in this

wall there's two seams in this wall and

it's covered with some filler and then

many many layers of paint at this point

but where that seam was I decided to

make it look like some of the cracks are

really coming away from that vertical

line so that's kind of the idea there

but now I've mixed up some of the gray

paint that this wall is which is

actually a house paint um it's called so

Sublime from Glidden Glidden from Home

Depot so if you like this gray color

it's called so Sublime but I'm using

some of that mixed with some brown paint

a slightly darker shade and just filling

in these cracks that I just painted

black all over again everything except

for the very outer left edge of all the

cracks I'm leaving a line of black there

like a shadow I'm going to have

Moonlight coming in from the left here

so like a blue light coming in from the

left that would be throwing shadow on

the left hand side of the crack like

that so I'm trying to keep that in mind

as I go around and fill all these back

in and again I think it already looks

like a layer of render has peeled off so

I was pleasantly surprised even just

after this step about what was going on

and we still have two more steps to go

so next I mixed a little bit of black

paint into that gray I was using to

create a more shadowy color and I'm

going to dry brush in some like craggedy

stones in between in the larger areas

where the render has fallen away and

then I'm going to just use this as a

blending Shadow color between the black

and the gray that I had put on here so

that's what I'm doing here and like as

the paint wears off my brush is how I'm

kind of dry brushing the stone in

between so this looks like some sort of

plaster that has chipped away from a

stone wall that was kind of the idea

that was going on here again I'm new to

this sort of thing I wish I had taken

Scenic painting I think I would really

enjoy it actually fall back career

number 73 I would love to do set

painting in theater and stuff like that

which is basically what this is

especially because I again have the

camera far away and it doesn't have to

be perfect it just has to give the

illusion we're after so this is the last

step on this uh well for now I'm going

to use a little bit of green later to

add some more Mossy effects but for now

I'm just going to highlight on the right

hand side of all the cracks on the left

hand side I left it black here I'm

highlighting with a lighter gray all of

the right hand sides of things so it

looks like again the light is coming

down from the left hand side onto these

cracks and I'm just using my finger and

a little bit of paint smudged on that to

really highlight the cobblestones

underneath but this is the part where it

really makes it come alive which is

quite fun so really it's just you know

black and white and then whatever mid

color you're using you can mix different

shades of that to get this sort of

effect and I was thinking let's see how

this looks with lighting I stop a lot

while I'm building a set like this and

see how the lighting is looking

especially because the lighting the top

down like pot lighting like recessed

lighting down here in this basement is

not the best for getting a deal with the

set actually is going to look like with

my lights on it so I have my studio

photography lights turned on to get an

idea of what this is looking like and I

decided since I had so much green going

on in the lower half of the set that I

wanted to bring some more green up into

the top so I've actually got again some

watered down Green Craft paint and I'm

just going to again dry brush this on

and kind of highlight again where water

would have been dripping down on this

render where water would have collected

and Moss would have grown so I wanted to

exaggerate that a lot more especially

because again the camera is far away the

lighting is weird I can really make it a

quite bold look and then tone it back if

needed so I just have a sponge a sea

sponge with some of the gray so Sublime

color the main color of the wall here

watered down to stamp over where I've

gone too hard with the green I probably

could have left it as is honestly with

the amount of lighting I had going on

but I just toned it down back down a

little bit more here so it wasn't too

saturated compared to everything else

and I started wiping some more green

onto my bricks as well but once I had

that right hand side brick board cut so

that at least the bricks lined up for

the most part I started gluing on some

more Moss to my wall so again roughly

painted the some of the bricks green and

in between the grout lines kind of green

and then I'm just taking tacky glue

which is like a thick white school glue

PVA glue you could use wood glue as well

would work quite well I'm just going to

put that on the grout lines and then

take little tiny pieces of my real moss

which is called reindeer Moss I assume

reindeer must eat it somewhere perhaps

and I'm gluing that into the crack so it

looks like moss is growing out of the

cracks in the brick this was again just

based off of reference images I was

looking at of Mossy brick I thought this

would be a fun idea this stuff I don't

know if it's colored green extra by the

company that makes it or packages it but

or grows it I guess but it does stain

your fingers quite green it will stain

your fingernails green so maybe use

gloves if you do this I did not and I

ended up having to paint my nails for

the lookbook because my nails were

stained quite Green from doing this and

my fingertips even though I wash my

hands quite a lot everything was stained

a bit Green from touching this Moss so I

don't know if it's extra color on this

Moss or if that's just how this Moss is

I don't encounter Moss much myself in my

actual life because a that's usually

outside and B again here in the Western

United States it's more of a deserty

situation until you get to the Pacific

Northwest I was a little bit worried at

this point because the bottom third of

the scent is got a lot of visual detail

going on we have the leaves we have the

different colors going on with the

pumpkins and the like layered different

items from the foreground to the

background and I know I really needed to

bring more detail up into the top half

of the set so what I have here are

lengths of fake Ivy I bought two

packages of this fake Ivy which was

enough for my 12 uh foot wide section

here I did spray paint these a little

bit with some gray spray paint just to

tone them down a tad because they were

you know all very consistent color of

green and I wanted some variation in

these so I used a little bit of gray

spray paint and Rusty kind of spray

paint that I had laying around just to

give these a little bit of a dusting I

tried to keep the ends of the strands a

little bit rustier and then the rest of

it kind of agree with green with a dash

of gray but again I hung these with care

concerning having the center portion

where I was going to stand as the like

clear area and then having it drip down

on the sides again just trying to make

the focal point to the center of the set

where I was going to stand and you can

see I have installed my outdoor lamp I

just bought the cheapest outdoor lamp

they had at the hardware store because I

was going to make one out of cardboard

and like Plexi and stuff but then I

realized the time savings and just

buying a real lamp I was gonna go in on

that so so I ended up buying the

cheapest outdoor lamp and I put a fake

candle in here it is not wired of course

because electrical is something I

haven't learned yet but we'll get there

and then it was time to start playing

with the lighting um so I have again the

fake candles going on and all of the

pumpkins and around set here I'm setting

the different colors and intensity uh

that I want for all of that plus all my

different Studio lighting that I have on

down here I have green light coming in

from the right and then I have with a

soft box and with a couple of like

outdoor floodlights then I have a bar

LED light with my soft Aqua Moonlight

coming in from the left and then I have

a more Royal or purpley blue colored

softbox on the right hand side up closer

to the camera then behind the camera I

have my ring light so I want white light

to fill in I have that and then I had an

additional softbox that I borrowed from

my brother with white light for the end

part of the lookbook where I wanted to

have a different lighting scheme where

things were a bit brighter so you could

really see the details of what I was

wearing better but I actually didn't get

to play with and finalize the lighting

until the day of the shoot so it's kind

of doing a hair and makeup test on set

at the same time being able to test the

lighting with holding the clothes far

away and up close to see what it was

doing to the colors in the clothes and

my hair and makeup so I was really

cutting it close to the wire doing the

lighting schemes which took about an

hour and a half two hours maybe to

decide on the lighting the day of the

shoot last time I did this I

accidentally covered the microphone with

my hand and it made the sound extra

awful so here's hoping I'm doing a

little bit better this time and here I

am in front of set in the last white

ghostly gown with the ring light off so

I really do have my two color lighting

here we went with green and blue today

but I just wanted to show you

what the lighting setup looked like in

the end

um you know behind

softbox ring light

green light in a soft box

and over here we have a blue light

I have my fancy light like stage light

doing a spotlight through this tree to

get like a modeled Spotlight then I have

my bar

a blue light over here which is a

different color blue because two

different colors of blue

are better than one and you know everything

everything

how can I frame this shot so I'm only on

set no I can't well I have to get real

close to make that happen sadly we have

our tarp we have our fake pavement we

have bricks we have

fake Earth lots of real leaves fake

tombstones our pumpkins

lots of fake ivy

and this is what the

Halloween set looks like this year

I hope my entire Garden looks like this

next year but we'll see now I mean how

am I going to clean all this up it's an

excellent question I'm going to leave it

here for a while because why not it's

fun it's a fun backdrop and I actually

had a suggestion that I should just

leave this up take the pumpkins away

maybe and dust it in fake snow so it

looks like it has snowed and it's winter

in the graveyard and I kind of love that

idea so I might try and make that happen

for a couple of videos here in November

but then I will need to clean all this

up because I have a different set

entirely the only thing that will be

staying from this will be the faux

pavement flooring for my next idea it

will be entirely transformed once again

to a very different vibe but I am

excited about that video as well and

you'll see what I mean later on in the

year again a huge huge thank you to my

patrons who make projects like this

possible this was a very expensive video

to make and it's never going to make

that money back as I've said

um this video in particular at least

will not but it's I consider it an

investment in my channel in my branding

as it were in some way days that's like

the most annoying and like businessy way

of putting it really I just love pulling

together this kind of a thing like I

love making sets and doing the lighting

and really designing the whole thing to

be captured in camera as much as I

possibly can I said before I quite like

trying to figure out how to do things

practically how to capture it all in

camera if possible

and so I really enjoyed the creative

process of putting together an image

like all the way from the ground up

between my outfit my makeup choosing

like everything about it other than

myself but I'm the only model I have to

work with so uh and I work for free kind

of but yes a video like this although it

allows me to really stretch my creative

muscles and that's what I enjoy most

about them I'm doing these lookbooks in

general it's also never something that

does wildly well on the channel and so

I've come to accept that over the years

but I think that the people who like who

watch and like these videos those are

like my people on like a different kind

of level almost it's not just about

sewing it's about like appreciation of a

certain kind of Aesthetics and I don't

know it's like a little bit silly I'm

never taking these things too seriously

but they're my versions of doing a

fashion show I went to school for

fashion design and this is as close to

as I get to putting on a fashion show as

I would have perhaps dreamed of doing

when I was younger and wanted to be a

fashion designer instead but I guess

because this is a side hustle and video

I should update you on other things

including YouTube itself because I am

quite close now or getting quite close

to 100 000 subscribers which was my goal

for the year and I'm thinking it might

happen so if you're watching this and

you haven't subscribed uh go ahead and

help me out it seems highly unlikely

that you'd be watching a side hustle and

video which are my more Vlog style and

Casual not really I don't know exciting

informative videos anyhow that you'd be

watching this and if you weren't

subscribed but just in case go ahead and

hit that Bell or something I am excited

to see if it makes any difference more

than anything

um just because my videos I've had a

couple that have done quite well but

it's very um not like a viral kind of a

thing where it happens overnight it's

always been like an older video just

steadily has grown uh mostly from SEO if

anything like people Googling how to

make a 20s dress my 1920s one hour dress

video has quite a few views now but it

wasn't like a viral video I didn't get

those within a week it took several

years and also that's my worst video in

my opinion

um because I'm a rambling mess even more

than usual in that video and it is so

long that of all the videos for YouTube

to try and introduce my channel to

people with

I would not have chosen that one but oh

well the algorithm does what it wants

but I am excited to see if the algorithm

pushes a like larger Channel or like a

verified checked Channel more than a

non-one so I'm excited to see just from

a like a research perspective if it

makes any difference at all

um I do Wonder like because uh my

patreon is the reason that I can do this

as a job the income that I make from

YouTube itself I could not live off of

uh not even close to live off if it

wouldn't be half as much as I need it's

one-fifth of my total income basically

is what I make through YouTube itself

and I am interested to see if the

channel like what what size your channel

has to be to actually earn income enough

from YouTube itself like I could not

keep doing this without patreon and I

wonder how people do it without patreon

um I assume it's because they work with

sponsors and it's just something that

I'm not interested in and I have of

course I've mentioned before I've had

like management teams or like companies

reach out to me that want to work with me

um and I'm just not interested in

selling most things or like I don't know

like I If you need a website you'll

figure out how to build one if you want

to learn a skill I recommend YouTube uh

so I'm just not the best

shill uh and I know that about myself

it's not something I want to have to do

the only reason I can turn down

sponsorship opportunities is because a I

am in this privileged position of still

living at home and not actually paying

rent yet I'm saving for a house but I

actually don't have to pay rent month to

month and that's the only reason I've

been able to build my career here on

YouTube at all in general as I've

mentioned on this series before go back

several years and watch me on this

series talk about that more but also

because of patreon but I don't have to

think about what changes I need to make

to my work life balance

um over the next like year uh over this

next couple of months and try and figure

out a new plan for next year because

what I tried this year was

semi-successful at the beginning of the

year and then really fell apart on me no

surprise there fell back into some old

patterns that are not new for me but I

need to have a better plan moving

forward as usual I need to try an even

more radical strategy I feel so we'll

see if I can come up with a new creative

solution for that one

thank you as always for watching today

and I'll be back here with more sewing

vintage fashion costuming and crafting

real soon so I'll see you then bye with

special thanks to my current and former

conservator level patrons Alice Amy Anna

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Carol Kelly Lacey Laney lilit Linda Lynn

Hamilton Lynn Olsen Margaret Myrna

Michaela Nancy Natalie Rachel Rachel

Miss Renee Ronda Samantha swingularity

Thea Tom Tracy and zuzana and thank you

to all of my patrons for your support

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