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PROJECT 4B BECKY NURSE OF SALEM

BY TWO KEARNS/2X2L SYSTEM

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AGENDA

Overview Collage

Color Pallet

Some Finer Details:

The Museum

House of Becky Nurse

Witch’s Shop

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OVERVIEW COLLAGE

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COLOR PALLET

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COLOR PALLET SIGNIFICANCE

  • Pink to symbolize romance of Bob and Becky
  • Blue to represent the healing and harmony of Becky’s Life post the healing transformation she undergoes
  • The earthy color to represent the foundations of Salem’s past and history
  • Red to represent the chaos Becky’s life is thrown into after deciding to use witchcraft
  • Purple to symbolize a base foundational color for the grandness and reverence of magic

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THE MUSEUM

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The vague abstracted idea of historical reenactments will be a uniting force for the museum scenes.

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HOUSE OF BECKY NURSE

The décor of Becky Nurse’s house will be Early Baroque of William and Mary style. This style was popular in the US around the same time the Salem Witch Trials would have occurred. And this décor will link the home ancestrally to the time of those original Salem Witch Trails

Example Of Arm Chair That Might Be In the Living Room of Becky’s House

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WITCH’S SHOP

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The Left Side represents the more flashy front facing more aesthetics over actual meaning side of the witch’s shop. The Right Side represents a more humble meaning over aesthetics side of the witch’s shop; a sort of partially hidden away alter where the witch practices her actual craft beyond the things the witch does to bring in customers. The actual specifics of this actual alter will vary largely depending on the witch’s actual relationship with witchcraft, and its intersectionality with religion and spirituality.

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WORK CITED