Behind the Scenes: Fearfully & Wonderfully Made Gets an Upgrade

Here’s a look at our artist team as they work on cleaning and maintaining the Fearfully & Wonderfully Made exhibit. The team also installed a new baby skeletal system into the exhibit. This new skeletal system will be used in the visual effect known as Pepper’s Ghost, which allows viewers to “see” the development of the skeletal system and organs in the unborn child.

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This exhibit is stunning—the models are so lifelike!

This exhibit is stunning—the models are so lifelike! It’s world-class just like the rest of the Creation Museum. We truly have an incredibly talented design team. And if you’d like to learn from our team and other like-minded experts in creative fields, make plans to attend Spark at the Ark, May 6–7, 2025. This two-day event, sponsored by Sight & Sound Theatre, will feature

• Inspiring speakers
• Practical breakout sessions
• Fellowship with other creatives
• Four customized tours:
  • Answers in Genesis Attractions Design Studio—Take a tour of our design studio and fabrication shop, with a behind-the-scenes look at the Jerusalem model project.
  • Ark Encounter—This after-hours dessert tour will be led by our Ark Encounter Attractions Design Team.
  • Ark Encounter Welcome Center—Take a construction tour of our new Welcome Center.
  • Radiance exhibit—This behind-the-scenes construction tour will take you through the new exhibit coming to the Creation Museum.

This is going to be an amazing event, and registration is filling up quickly, so register right away to reserve your spot.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.