Our world-famous Pro® Spike Tape is the versatile tool all theater professionals need. Whether you’re at the educational or professional level, Pro® Spike helps you spike stages, label equipment and audio boards, and much more. Today, let’s take a closer look at this great product.
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Tape Art with Mona Wishkahi, Designer and Art Director
Today we’re chatting with Mona Wishkahi, a tape artist, designer, and art director from the UK! Mona first fell in love with tape while working on film sets. One lucky purchase later, and she never looked back! Find out more in the interview below.
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Interview with Professional Sound Designer, Watson Wu
Today we chat with Watson Wu, a professional sound designer and sound effects recording artist who has worked for big names in the film, TV and video game industries. He’s also a big fan of Pro Gaff® – let’s find out why!
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Develop Your Child’s Motor Skills with Tape – Here’s How!
The development of the mind-muscle connection is very complex. It’s extremely important for young children to develop both their “big” muscle skills and their “small” muscle skills to set them up for success in the classroom and beyond!
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Hopscotch – a timeless game, made with tape!
What child hasn’t played hopscotch? Children can work on their gross motor skills by engaging full body control. This is a great exercise for social development especially when multiple children play.
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Table Maze Game with Pro® Pocket Spike Tape
This Pro® Pocket Spike Tape Maze table game is a simple activity which can be used as a valuable learning tool for young students, and a great way to have fun for all ages!
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How can you improve your coordination? Try making Pro Gaff® Agility Ladders!
Whether you’re a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, you can improve your mind-muscle coordination with an at-home workout using agility ladders! They’re a great way to improve your coordination and drive up your heart rate.
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How Do You Make Homeschool Classes Fun? With Tape!
Want to learn how to make your homeschool classes tons of fun, using tape? Homeschool doesn’t have to mean just doing homework sheets and clicking away on the computer. Get creative with tape to have some educational fun!
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Get Creative With A Hula Hoop Workout At Home (With Tape!)
Spice up your workout at home with hula hoops……..yes, hula hoops!!! Hooping is a great form of aerobic exercise. And customize your hoop with Pro® Pocket Spike Tape to make it even more fun and challenging!
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How to think outside the box when approaching a mixed media art piece
What is mixed media? Where do I find my inspiration? How did all the layers of tape happen?
I stretched a 36×40 canvas and stared at its blank white surface for over a year. I had the vision of an abstracted antique airplane for my son’s room. There was just one problem however, I didn’t know anything about airplanes. I took out some reference books from my local library and dug up some of my husbands’ old airplane books but that wasn’t enough. Researching, learning and building a story is what’s great about the process of art. While doing my research, I was really drawn to the vintage looking green, navy, and copper colors of the old propeller planes. It wasn’t until a visit to a local antique store that I really started to see my vision come to life. When I found some very old LIFE® magazines along with some other older books, I began to read through the stories and text about pilots, aircrafts, war and Americana.
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