To create nightlife experiences that have a different feel to them it takes a good amount of planning, many hours of fabrication and costuming but most of all inspiration. Research, writing, sketches design, audio, video.

Of all of our themed events we hold to one common ideal - imagining that there are things just outside of normal life, places caught in the aether that are wonderous if ever found by mortal eyes. Steampunk timelines, custodians of the dead, mutiple realities and a sense of fantasy. It lets us create parables of existence and does not limit our creative palette simply to dance, alcohol and skin. Then a masquerade or costumed ball can transcend simply buying a mask. It allows the patrons to find there own imagination and create anything that they wish.

Our crew and even some of our patrons have writien so many wonderful characters, story snippets and ideals and continue to do so. Natrually this page is a work in progress. No end, just onward creation.

We hope it entertains you and maybe inspires you in your own right.

FLIERS/PRINT MEDIA FOR ALL EVENTS

ANONYMITY BALL

Our First event had a series of fliers that could be gotten from different locations through out town for discounted entry. We did this because our photoshoot had rendered so many great images.

MASQUE DEI MORTIS

Another amazing photoshoot with the full crew. We decided to print less fliers and create posters of those dark and captivating characters for the actual event. The images hung at The Muse for a time as well.

ANONYMITY BALL 2

As with our other two events, we had a lot of images and numerous people signing up for the shoot. Thanks to JP Dostal Jr. we landed and 1800's environment for half of our shoots. the other half took place in a residence with a lot of 'set doctoring'.

SERAPHIM BALL

The second photopshoot for a Slave of the Muse evnt to take place in the club The Muse. Due to the intense design nature of the images and our limited schedule due to running The Muse, we could only release one. After the event we came back and took more shots with our crew in costume. Some of the most emotionally charged shots that he had. Some of our crew members have them on thier personal social media sites.

ANONYMITY BALL 3

We were lucky enough to shoot in the Parisian Palace and this image suited the idea of Anonymity 3 perfect. There were many other shots taken that night, but none captured the mood like this one.

CLOWN BRIGADE

From 2009 to 2010 the Triad had organized a fun group called the Clown Brigade. It was a way to decompress from our events and still interact as characters with the public. All work by Sarah Ross.

FLIER WORK FOR OTHERS

CAPTAIN MOON'S PIRATE BALL

Anthony Jones had been invaluable during the build out of The Muse. We promised to help him create a Pirate's Ball and aid him in any way possible. It was the first non-Slave of the Muse event to be held in the Muse. This is some of the art work we did for it.

BOMBSHELLS

The second non-Slave of the Muse event was created by Matt Zophiel, a past crew member for Slave of the Muse and the roof monkey during buildout of The Muse. When he was looking for some post-apocolyptic/50's imagery Sarah Ross took up the mantle. Here are her Designs.

STEAMPUNK MUSE EVENT

The last event that was ever to be held at the Muse was Anonymity 2's Dirk Hawkwood. A steampunk surprise birthday party with all of the old characters and some new faces. Unfortunately that event was never to happen. but we did create some very nice design for it.