The Serious Art of Make-Believe
The Serious Art of Make-Believe was a limited-time exhibition at The Orange County Regional History Center, which goes behind the scenes in Universal’s Art and Design Department. The exhibit ran until April 29, 2012.
More than 200 original detailed drawings, architectural plans and models are among the 1,000 pieces of artwork and artifacts from the resort’s signature annual events including Halloween Horror Nights, Mardi Gras and their holiday extravaganzas.
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- Terra Queen's motorbike from Halloween Horror Nights: Tales of Terror was seen in the exhibition.
- A hand-cut physical model of Jack the Clown's Carnival of Carnival used to be recreated for the Halloween Horror Nights: Carnival of Carnage website can be seen.
- The little slogan cards used for each house menu for Halloween Horror Nights: Carnival of Carnage website.
- Wrath's attire from the Halloween Horror Nights 21 scarezone 7 can be seen.
- Concept art for the Day of the Dead characters featured in the Esqueleto Muerte scarezone from Halloween Horror Nights: Twenty Years of Fear.
- Concept of Eddie Schmidt from Halloween Horror Nights XI can be seen.
- Ink and Acryllic artwork of The Caretaker's concept for Halloween Horror Nights: Islands of Fear can be seen.
- The Skoolhouse elevation concept art of The Skoolhouse scarezone from Halloween Horror Nights: Reflections of Fear.
- Bill & Ted Excellent Halloween Adventure Facade Scenic and Front Elevation Concept Art from Halloween Horror Nights: Ripped from the Silver Screen.
- One of the Day of the Dead costumes from the Esqueleto Muerte scarezone during Halloween Horror Nights: Twenty Years of Fear can be seen.
- Some of the artifacts from Halloween Horror Nights: Tales of Terror that were featured on the website of the event can be seen.
- An early concept of Jack and unknown character drawn by Kim Gromoll for Halloween Horror Nights XI can be seen.
- Concept Art of Wrath's outfit from Halloween Horror Nights 21's scarezone 7 can be seen.
- A sign used in ZombieGeddon haunted house during Halloween Horror Nights: Twenty Years of Fear is featured.