Portfolio

Inside AJ Design FX

AJ Design FX is the creative practice of Aidan Judd, bringing together prop making, set design, practical effects, performance, and world-building. This portfolio explores the craft behind imagined worlds made physical.

Bobby Gould in Hell

Bobby Gould in hell was one hell of a ride. From landing the lead role as the interrogator (Devil) and undertaking the designing of two sets and the construction of both. These two one act plays: Twenty-seven Waggons of Cotton, directed by Bridged Sweeney and written by Tennase Williams; Bobby Gould in Hell, Directed by Suzanne Walshe and written  by David Mamett.
Both perfomed in the Teachers Club 36 Parnell Square West, Dublin 1

Devil's Throne




Devil's Horns and Latex Mask



Fenatical


Fenatical; Directed by Jacquline Carrol. Produced by No Drama Theatre. Written by Tom Hofner Produced for the first time and shown in Smock Alley 6/7 Exchange Street Lower, Dublin 8, Ireland.


 

Original Space Corps props Invisioned, designed and created by Aidan Judd

Space Corps Helmets



Repeater Rifels


Digitally modelled by Davor Tomicevic
Rendered and 3D printed by Herjove Kapac
Invisioned, designed, assembled and painted by Aidan Judd

Credit to Davor Tomicevic for his understanding of CAD.
Credit to TacoRitsema Van Eck for his willingness to be of assistance in my workshop.
Credit to Hrvoje Kapac for providing 3D printing expertise.

Personal Projects

After designing the space corps props and costume collection, I’ve se my sights on an other personal project of mine. To give myself till November to build this Sci-Fi suit of armor. Stay tuned, and perhaps I’ll see you at this year’s Dublin Comic Con.

Something I’ve been working on now for a while, since the Covid 19 crisis. A digitally painted world in a universe that I shall leave unspoken of.