Props – Artist Jane Webb

With a passion for history and research, Jane has produced props for several museums and TV and Film studios, including Universal Studios. A wide variety of materials can be used to create realistic props, from polystyrene tombstones, to graphic design and printing for vintage newspapers. Food props are a popular item, including Vintage Replica Cans for restaurants as cutlery folders, or the WW2 rations labelled cans for historical reenactment groups.

We can also help you with sourcing props, when the actual item is required.

Artist

Jane Webb

Jane Webb is an artist, designer, curator & event organiser, who runs a British contemporary... studio, specialising in a creative practice in art, design and prop making. Bespoke graphic design created for vehicles, furniture, décor and walls. Jane creates props from a large range of materials for stage, film, TV, museums and events. She also runs Replica Vintage Cans, that make replica food, drink and motor oil replica cans, which have been featured on TV & Film internationally. They are ideal for display or cutlery holders, plant or flower pots. Jane exhibiting artworks consist of, futuristic illuminating sculptures and installations made from recycled electronic waste where computer and electronic components are assimilated. These can be hired, purchased or commissioned for events, festivals or public art. Jane has shown work at the prestigious Victoria & Albert Museum, The London Museum, and various festivals and events throughout the UK including being the recipient of awards. Her work has been featured in international press and TV. She is also the founder of Illumini that creates large scale free events in subterranean spaces, which attract 7,000-9,000 visitors. Jane can help you with your event, from artists, performers, installations to event management. Illumini supported, promoted and mentored artists at any stage of their career from any background. Her passion for using recycled items within her sculptures and for replica vintage cans to creative ways with furniture and other items launched, Funk the Junk a shop and a blog sharing creative ideas to use recycled items.